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CL glazes restricted from use K-6
(ASTM D-4236/FHSA) This vase was made by Chad Chriscinske, Indianapolis, Indiana, with Magic Flow glazes MF-26 Turquoise and MF-66 Burnt Orange.
Cone 06-05. Magic Flow glazes are a special series which imitates the effect of Cone 10 reduction ash glazes. The advantages are in the fact that they are fired only to Cone 06-05 in an electric kiln in oxidation, avoiding the use of toxic ingredients and the requirement of high temperature firing. Magic Flow glazes are supplied in liquid, ready-to-use form in pint jars.
The clay on which it is used affects the unique wiggly flow of these glazes. For best results use a talc containing clay such as AMACO No. 20 Versa clay. You can also get excellent results on slip cast items. On non-talc bodies the wiggly effects will not show as prominently but will smooth out and flow more in a straight line. Both effects can be very attractive.
Best application is by brushing so you can taper down towards the bottom of the piece. Apply two coats all the way to the bottom of the piece and the third coat only to the upper half. Fire with a dry foot on a kiln shelf that has been well coated with AMACO Kiln Wash. Use stilts, especially in the beginning until you get used to how the glaze flows.
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