Clay Gallimaufry: Nother Glaze Database

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Sunday, November 15, 2009

Nother Glaze Database

Good Sunday Mornin' to y'all

If you're trying to find low-fire glaze recipes, this is an extremely useful database !!!
http://lindaarbuckle.com/handouts/glz_hg_lowfire.txt

Many thanks to Linda Aarbuckle, who has spent many hours compiling it !!!
She, also, has a raku recipe database. Just replace the word lowfire with raku in the address bar to reach it, then add it to your favorites list.

Way down towards the bottom of the list, there are some recipes for lustre glazes, too !!! Haven't tried them out yet but now that i can no longer find a source for Amaco Gold Lustre, will be attempting some of them in the near future.

Happy glazing days
Chae

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