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While searching for a cone 6 smooth white clay recipe I came across this Val Cushing recipe on Alfred U's ceramics site. I'm not familiar with C&C, maybe it goes by another name or there is a commonly used substitute? Still searching for other recipes.. Ideally bright white, smooth, doesn't warp and is cone 6.

Thanks! - Christina :)

 

White Stoneware Throwing

Source Cushing's Handbook (#2 p.37)

Name VC Vitreous White

Cone 6

Note White, very strong body

Recipe

Grolleg 25

C&C 25

Kona F-4 30

Frit 3124 4

Flint 16

Macaloid 2

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It's a ball clay,  From Digitalfire:

 

C & C Ball Clay
White burning plastic ball clay

Alternate Names: C&C Ball Clay, C and C Ball ClayOxide Analysis Formula
CaO 0.10% 0.007
MgO 0.20% 0.019
K2O 0.41% 0.017
Na2O 0.20% 0.013
TiO2 1.64% 0.08
Al2O3 26.29% 1.00
SiO2 59.84% 3.86
Fe2O3 0.92% 0.022
LOI 10.40
Oxide Weight 347.63
Formula Weight 387.98I

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Thanks for the research! The article goes on to say "considered by some as a stoneware clay, it fires very white and is used in white firing porcelains and stoneware for its excellent plasticity" is there something similar on the market to this? Baileys is my supplier and I don't believe they carry C&C. Thanks!

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