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zinc turns chrome brown. In colored clay I like to add some cobalt, starting at .25%, to add to the

Mel, Nice tip. Does the firing atmosphere make a difference? Thanks Paul Get Outlook for iOS<https

Hi - I don't have a definitive answer, but perhaps a test adding a little chrome instead of

Hi Everyone, I have a bit of a challenge for you. I am looking for a cone 10 orbie glaze that can

Hope you had a wonderful birthday celebration, Ron. I want to take the opportunity to thank you for

Happy Birthday to Ron. May there be many more healthy, happy days for you.Hugs,Bonnie Sent from my

Happy Birthday Ron! I always appreciate that you respond to my email questions. You are part of the

Ron, Happy Birthday! Clayart is fortunate to have your wisdom and generousity. Before I met you here,

I am six months ahead of him. about 6000 potters with electric kilns owe Ron and john a big thanks.

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I'm a couple of years behind you Kathi, still making pots, not because I have to, but because I

If you've ever helped clean up/clear out a longtime dwelling, you can appreciate what Terry

Bonnie, so nice to see your comment. I trust all is well with you. Best wishes, Antoinette Badenhorst

Hi recent work - corected link interactions in an oribe glaze https://carol.knighten.org/2026-

Hi recent work - interactions in an oribe glaze Carol-page/2026-GlazeTests/2026-05-02-reverse/ Carol

I agree with Vince. You have some really great colours and textures. Terry I am now an armchair artis

Thanks Bill, I was collecting information about crystalline fired porcelain the other day and thought

Yes. Sorry my eyes saw one thing and register it differently- it's Blackberry wine….. You can of

I've had some success with ^10R by mixing an inclusion red (Speedball) and Mayco blue (don't

Oxidation all the way up to 10: Amethyst (6318) Lavender (6333) Blueberry (6381) - more unpredictable

Phenomenal! There is something about the contrast between the blue and orange that reminds me of the

Hi recent work - more glaze interactions in a calico glaze https://carol.knighten.org/2026-GlazeTests

Hi recent work - glaze interactions in high titanium glazes with an altered firing profile https://

Thanks. The work is very consistent. I like it. Best wishes, Antoinette Badenhorst www.

I've considered that. Will rethink the idea. Thanks. Best wishes, Antoinette Badenhorst www.

Hi recent work - more glaze interactions in high titanium glazes https://carol.knighten.org/2026-

Hi recent work - glaze interactions in high titanium glazes https://carol.knighten.org/2026-

Why not consider post-fire applications? Acrylic paint is quite durable (probably need to apply a

Hello, You already enumerated problems the wire, spalling, color, and I would add “pokiness”.