| Copper Oxide | 16 units |
| Frit 3134 | 8 units |
| EPK Kaolin | 12 units |
| Manganese Dioxide | 64 units |
I add these ingredients to approximately 400ml water. I also ensure that I stir the mix well before applying with a brush. I use a stiff brush and sort of stipple the glaze on bisque ware. The glaze is a strong contaminant, so, be sure to clean your glazing area well after use. This glaze works best on iron based clay. However, I also use it on porcelain, but it must be applied well. I also apply the glaze to green ware. The original recipe was for cone two. I fire to cone 6. Better results are at cone two. |
Terrance is
a retired Canadian Armed Forces Logistic Officer who traded his military
uniform for a potter's wheel, when he retired in 1991.
Terry is presently working out of his studio, located in Longueuil, (St-Hubert,) Quebec, Canada. You can find out more about him here.
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MY GLAZE RECIPE COLLECTION My glaze recipe collection has been collected from around the world. I will publish a new recipe from time to time. Some are tested and others are not. You are invited to try the recipe and let me know if it should be continued or discarded.