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Ingredients

Ingredient Amount
Texas Talc 20.00
Nepheline Syenite 10.00
Kentucky Ball Clay 40.00
Plastic Vitrox Clay 20.00
Silica 10.00

Instructions

Published in "Low-Fire Glazes" by Lauren Karle, in the October 2016 issue of Ceramics Monthly.
For Red, add 9% Red Iron Oxide.

For Yellow, add 7% Rutile

For Blue, add 5% Cobalt Carbonate

For Forest Green, add 7% Chrome Oxide

Mix very thick, especially the copper carbonate. The base recipe will give you a slightly off-white color. I tested different amounts of oxides and chose these percentages to give me the brightest colors. Use the regular slip when painting it on the surface or deflocculate it by adding 1-2 drops of Darvan 7 or sodium silicate when you are transferring patterns.

 

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