Yunomi cone 6 electric


Starting to like this cone 6 electric business.  

Yunomi, John Britt, 4" x 3" x 3",  Frost cone 6 porcelain clay with Newman Terra Sigillata and Matt Black #2 glaze, electric cone 6 fast fire.

Comments

June Perry said…
Very nice combination John. Love the Newman red terra sig. I've been thinking about switching to cone 6 one of these days but want to use a light body. I thought I'd need to use an iron slip to give me an earthenware look, but I think the Newman red terra sig is a great option.
John Britt said…
Hey June, Missing you two!

I also used Laterite and ball milled it for 2 hours. Easy sig!
Maggie said…
ehyup, its playing with minerals instead of fire.
btw...how do i get my site url on your links to webpages ? http://MaggieJones.com
June Perry said…
John, same here. A big part of my heart is still in Western N.C.
Where did you dig up, or buy laterite?

No ball mill here, so I have to go the traditional terr sig making route.
John Britt said…
June, I got m ine from Laguan Clays.
Called Laterite Red Clay in the Dry Materials sections. It is the clay John Neely used at Utah State for all their reduction cooling stuff. great stuff!

http://www.lagunaclay.com/msds/dry-rawmaterials.php
June Perry said…
Thanks John. I also meant to ask how much laterite did you use with the with the Newman Red.
Thanks again for the link. I'll order some.
John Britt said…
I just used 100% Newman and 100% laterite for two types of terra sig.
Anonymous said…
Can I make Newman terra sig just by ball milling
The Newman and water for a couple hours?
Thanks, Annabelle
John Britt said…
This is what I do. You still add some deflocculant but that makes it smooth without the decanting.
I'll wait until the book comes out, instructions I am sure,
will be in it, right John???
I'll wait until the book comes out, instructions I am sure,
will be in it, right John???
John Britt said…
Yes, Black Matte #1 with the terra sig.