Clays for pots

Laguna WC 391 B3 Brown, cone 6-10

Fired in oxidation to cone 6

Laguna WC 614 #90 Rich Dark Clay, Cone 6

Fired in oxidation to cone 6

Margaret’s Porcelain Cone 9/10

Grolleg

Tile

Custer Feldspar

Flint

Pyrophyllite

Bentonite

Clay for Trays

Laguna WC 373 Dark Brown, cone 5

Reduction fired to cone 5

Glaze Recipes

Larry’s Bronze cone 6 - 9

(definitely not food safe)

Ball Clay

Red Art

Flint

Cobalt Carb.

Copper Carb.

Manganese Diox.

Note: Metallic Bronze. This glaze will brighten up if re-fired to cone 04.

VC Matte Revised  cone 6 - 9

NC-4 Feldspar

EPK

Flint

Gertsley Borate

Lithium Carb.

Whiting

Titanium Dioxide

Orange/Red/Brown

Red Iron Oxide

Rutile

Woo White cone 10

(probably not food safe)

NC-4 Feldspar

Dolomite

Barium Carb.

EPK

Flint

Zircopax

Rutile

Note: Opaque Matte surface. Works well in oxidation or reduction. Good in Salt/Soda.

Wild Rose  cone 6 - 9

Lithium

Bone Ash

Nepheline Syenite

Grolleg

Red Iron Oxide

Note: Tenmoku-like Brown/Black, but super shiny and sometimes gold metallic

Cushing Polished Matte cone 6

NC-4 Feldspar

Custer Feldspar

Spodumene

Dolomite

Whiting

Grolleg or EPK

Tin Oxide

Note: I use this glaze on the Laguna B-3 Brown and the Laguna WC 614 clay bodies. On the B-3 Brown, this glaze behaves like a “lava” glaze.

On WC 614, this glaze is smooth at cone 5 but begins to bubble at cone 6. If fired to cone 7 on WC 614, there is a significant “lava” effect, but not as dramatic as on the B-3 Brown. On light or white clay bodies, this glaze is smooth and matte.

Heino Matt cone 6-9

(probably not food safe)

Nepheline Syenite

Barium Carbonate

Lithium Carbonate

Ball Clay

Flint

Copper Carb.

Rutile

Note: This is a beautiful, forest green, matte glaze. If applied too thin, it fires black.