3. Glazes. Bernard Leach - can't be beat.
(a) Wh. lead 66
Silica 30 I like red lead better than white with iron
Ch. Cl... 4
plus oxides.
Thick, syrupy mixture - if you want a crackle, leave the pot out of the
reduction until it pings - then reduce or whatever. I like to use
several glazes one on top of the other with brushings of oxides between.

(b) Colmanite 80
Feldspar 20 use towards the end of a firing - needs a
bit more heat.
Riegger's silver white.
(c) White lead 50

Frit 25 30
Silica 15
Neph. syen. 5
Tin 10

The bisque pots are glazed - put beside the kiln to dry - one pot is put
into the cold saggar at the start of the firing - when the glaze is well
inelted the firing of the pots begins.

Pei as.

: ; Saggar May be thrown or
= ~ Slab built around coiled - but should
large ice cream carton. not be too large

door-holes for tongs & spyholes

f

prevailing
wind

forced air
(reversed vacuum cleaner)