Mason stains and clear glaze

The slip we use is a modified version of Rhodes White slip (it’s just Rhodes White without the borax). You can find a link to it on Glazy HERE.

Screenshot of recipe on Glazy

Glossy Clear (for cone 6 and 10)

20 … G-200 Potash Feldspar
20 … Frit 3134
15 … Wollastonite
20 … EPK
19 … Silica
6 ….. Talc

Glazy link HERE

Colored slip recipes and process for mixing

To make more colored slips, find the 5 gallon bucket of already mixed Rhodes White Slip:

Step 1: In a clean container, measure 1 cup of the Rhodes White Slip (in liquid form)
Step 2: Add the amount (in tablespoons) of the dry mason stain listed below
Step 3: Mix thoroughly, using a small electric mixer, until it is well-mixed 
Step 4: If there is leftover slip, pour that out of the old container into the freshly made slip
Step 5: Clean the old container and pour all of the slip back into it
Step 6: Clean the container you used to mix the slip in

    Color# tablespoons for 1 cup of Rhodes White Slip
    Canary Yellow (Mason Stain 6410)2 ½ Tbs
    Red (Mason Stain 6021)3 Tbs
    Mazerine (Mason Stain 6300)1 ½ Tbs
    Orange (Mason Stain 6028)1.5 Tbs
    Walnut (Mason Stain 6108)1.5 Tbs
    Sage Grey (Mason Stain 6500)2.5 Tbs
    Black (Mason Stain 6657)1 ¼ Tbs
    Avocado (Mason Stain 6280)2 Tbs
    Violet (Mason Stain 6304)2 Tbs
    Dark Turquoise (Mason Stain 6374) 2 Tbs
    Alumina Pink (Mason Stain 6020)1.5 Tbs
    WhiteJust Rhodes white slip, no mason stain needed