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hello all,I have been asked to get information on a "healthy debate" going on at ourlocal community potter studio(approx 22 members some more involved then others)Since I know there is a wealth of…Continue
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Good day,
I am Ronald Morris, I saw your profile and I decided to contact you immediately. Can you get back to me on my email (ronmorri01@gmail.com) for full details.
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Recipe Report
Aventurine Teadust
Code Number
Auto-assign C6G C6S
Batch Number
1
Total:100
Typecodes
CN6-Cone 6 glaze
Variations
Notes
Cone: 6
Surface: matte
Alisa Clausen: tested over a matt base. Fairly stable coffee brown to black, fairly matt and smooth in texture, with a lot of sparkling
in many areas. Effect is interesting, such a great contrast between matt base and the dark tea dust. Overall colour is very dark and
dense. The play comes from the smooth feel of the glaze and sparkling effect of areas.
Extracted from the John Sankey Glaze database
Private Notes
Imported from INSIGHT XML Recipe file
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