Copper in various cone 6 base glazes (Free Online Glaze Class Pt. 8)

[@ErikWilliams-i4n]

Thanks John your so awesome 👍😎👍

[@antonioraviolioto3886]

Categorizing glazes by pigment gives an interesting perspective. Very informative.

[@heatherhughes7467]

Yes please to more of these with tin etc. Thanks very much!

[@marycarolyn1293]

I just found this video. I’d love to see more like this.

[@gb4670]

Love that you are up and around and on the go!!!! This is an awesome video, thanks... and yes, more please.

[@garywaynejuergens]

Thanks for making us all smarter, keep it up!

[@kellylynnstudios2185]

Very nice! Thanks so much. I'd love to see more videos.

[@Neldidellavittoria]

Thank you very much for that. Loved the high Mg glazes. Looking forward to the chrome glaze video.

[@tovejp]

Absolutely loved it. Please show more colourants like this. Only thing is you skipped the three odd ones that's more turquoise incl Chun 2

[@johnbrittpottery]

Sorry, I messed up a bit...I my redo this but will try another Cr/Sn tomorrow.

[@jessicawright3290]

@@johnbrittpottery I am also interested in the odd balls. Why are they odd balls? I really like those three and would like to know more when you get time.

[@kimcaldwell8778]

Would love to see more of these....very useful Thanks!

[@wilma-gv9ff]

Lo♡e this video. Best glaze video on the web. Will watch it a few more times. Thanks for this....helps make sense of the books better.

[@c.o.f.pottery]

Would love more! This is perfect

[@debidrewel9991]

Thank you for these videos. They add so much to your book. I liked the oddballs too. Not sure what made them oddballs as mentioned. More videos as you have time. Thank you!

[@Chloe-zr9lk]

thankyou so much for these informative videos! They are so valuable to me as a new ceramicist (im at art school :) )

[@mattmurray778]

Please more videos, you could do a whole series of these where every onth you have a new colorant on different bases or combinations

[@____Ann____]

Yes! So fascinating how the copper is so different in those test tiles.

[@mattmurray778]

@@____Ann____ imagine what all the others do?

[@beckypots1]

Wow, thank you! I need to try my favorite base's with copper only. Really good info!

[@NancyGallagher]

What about the ‘oddball’ turquoise? Let’s go back to those. 😁

[@johnbrittpottery]

Selsor Chun 2 is good but the John's Straw ash is not the best glaze ) 0% alumina , But Frosty Matte is good! Forgot to come back to them

[@marksullivan3303]

Great info John. Thx.

[@____Ann____]

The odd balls and the strontium / barium ones are my favorites.

[@normaguastavino4931]

Love the explanation.

[@donaldnewportjr.7678]

I am interested in the John's 10x11 recipe. Is this recipe on Glazy? I couldnt find it.

[@johnbrittpottery]

Send me an email. And I will send the glaze sheet ...johnbrittpottery at gmail

[@eddiespottery8439]

Thanks John for the information, Do you have any favorites on making CLEAR glazes ?

[@johnbrittpottery]

Campana Clear is you use New Zealand kaolin...totally clear!! Here are some tests I ran varingthe kaolin..johnbrittpottery.blogspot.com/2016/04/campana-clear-grey-tests-with.html

[@lucilleoka]

Can you tell the names of the three glazes that you skipped, you called them "odd balls". The one in the center I can't make out the name. It appears to be the type of glaze I am looking for. Can you share some info about it?

[@johnbrittpottery]

You can freeze it on them. Sorry I meant to get back to them. Frosty matte, John's straw ash and Selsor Chun 2. Johns straw is very low in alumina so not good for functional.

[@sofiiii1]

Can copper carbonate be used in a glaze that’s safe for dinnerware?

[@johnbrittpottery]

Yes

[@cassidyg]

which one has a soda base and what color is it??

[@johnbrittpottery]

I would have to watch it. I should have said... If I can remember correctly..Selsor is one

[@edwardberkovsky5745]

Dear John, Maybe my proposal will be interesting for you. Many years ago I (Emeritus Prof. from the USSR) occasionally found an interesting effect, when I worked with CuO-containing glasses in a non-oxide atmosphere. If it is interesting to you, we can continue contact.

[@johnbrittpottery]

Ok...johnbrittpottery@gmail

[@connecticutaggie]

Want more. Feed me, Feed me. :)

[@ErikWilliams-i4n]

We're not worthy