samples.xml

   1 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
   2 <samples xmlns="tag:fenglich.fastmail.fm,2007:GlazeSamples">
   3     <sample date="2007-09-28">
   4         <brick id="W1"/>
   5         <brick id="T5"/>
   6         <glazing id="SandBrown"/>
   7         <note>The glaze dried very quickly. Thick layer. As can be seen, a gold/lighter brown goes through, when thickness increases.</note>
   8     </sample>
   9
  10     <sample date="2007-09-28">
  11         <brick id="W10"/>
  12         <brick id="T8"/>
  13         <glazing id="ImagineGreen"/>
  14         <note>Convenient thickness for brushing. Note the brown spots. Miss coloring, oven accident?</note>
  15     </sample>
  16
  17     <sample date="2007-09-28">
  18         <brick id="W12"/>
  19         <brick id="T41"/>
  20         <glazing id="FrostedJade" viscosity="53"/>
  21         <note>Very thick. Very hard to stir, could it be the temperature?</note>
  22     </sample>
  23
  24     <sample date="2007-09-28">
  25         <brick id="W6"/>
  26         <brick id="T4"/>
  27         <brick id="W11"/>
  28         <glazing id="GreyAmaco"/>
  29         <note>W11 had an extra layer on the second level.</note>
  30     </sample>
  31
  32     <sample date="2007-09-28">
  33         <brick id="T17"/>
  34         <brick id="W2"/>
  35         <glazing id="FrostedJade" trickled="true" viscosity="46"/>
  36         <note>Dipped, my famous "three seconds".</note>
  37     </sample>
  38
  39     <sample date="2007-09-28">
  40         <brick id="T9"/>
  41         <brick id="W3"/>
  42         <glazing id="GreenHue" trickled="true" viscosity="40"/>
  43         <note>Dipped, the famous "three seconds".</note>
  44     </sample>
  45
  46     <sample date="2007-09-28">
  47         <brick id="W8"/>
  48         <brick id="T34"/><!-- Although my paper note said T31 -->
  49
  50         <glazing id="FrostedJade" trickled="true" viscosity="45"/>
  51         <glazing id="GreenHue" trickled="true" viscosity="41"/>
  52
  53         <note>Frosted Jade across whole, with Green Hue on top at the right corner, diagonal.</note>
  54     </sample>
  55
  56     <sample date="2007-09-28">
  57         <brick id="W13"/>
  58         <brick id="T32"/>
  59
  60         <glazing id="WhiteGloss" viscosity="35"/>
  61
  62         <note/>
  63     </sample>
  64
  65     <sample date="2007-09-28">
  66         <brick id="T6"/>
  67         <brick id="W5"/>
  68
  69         <glazing id="Yellow"/>
  70
  71         <note/>
  72     </sample>
  73
  74     <sample date="2007-08-15">
  75         <brick id="T7"/>
  76
  77         <glazing id="FrostedJade" viscosity="46"/>
  78         <note>2 seconds dipping.</note>
  79     </sample>
  80
  81     <sample date="2007-08-15">
  82         <brick id="T12"/>
  83
  84         <glazing id="FrostedJade" viscosity="46"/>
  85         <note>4 seconds dipping.</note>
  86     </sample>
  87
  88     <sample date="2007-08-15">
  89         <brick id="T13"/>
  90
  91         <glazing id="GreenHue" viscosity="46"/>
  92         <note>2 seconds dipping.</note>
  93     </sample>
  94
  95     <sample date="2007-08-15">
  96         <brick id="T10"/>
  97
  98         <glazing id="GreenHue" viscosity="46"/>
  99         <note>4 seconds dipping.</note>
 100     </sample>
 101
 102     <sample date="2007-08-15">
 103         <brick id="T3"/>
 104
 105         <glazing id="WhiteGloss" viscosity="45"/>
 106         <note>2 seconds dipping.</note>
 107     </sample>
 108
 109     <sample date="2007-08-15">
 110         <brick id="T2"/>
 111
 112         <glazing id="WhiteGloss" viscosity="45"/>
 113         <note>4 seconds dipping.</note>
 114     </sample>
 115
 116     <sample date="2007-09-25">
 117         <brick id="T9"/>
 118         <!-- TODO where's the note for this brick? -->
 119         <glazing id="FrostedJade"/>
 120         <note/>
 121     </sample>
 122
 123     <sample date="2007-09-25">
 124         <brick id="W3"/>
 125         <!-- TODO where's the note for this sample? -->
 126         <glazing id="FrostedJade"/>
 127         <note/>
 128     </sample>
 129
 130     <sample date="2007-09-25">
 131         <brick id="W9"/>
 132         <!-- TODO where's the note for this sample? -->
 133         <glazing id="GreenHue"/>
 134         <note/>
 135     </sample>
 136
 137     <sample date="2007-09-25">
 138         <brick id="T19"/>
 139         <!-- TODO where's the note for this sample? -->
 140         <glazing id="GreenHue"/>
 141         <note/>
 142     </sample>
 143
 144     <sample date="2007-10-29">
 145         <brick id="T40"/>
 146         <brick id="W7"/>
 147         <glazing id="WhiteGloss" viscosity="50"/>
 148         <note>Even though the glaze is very thick, it looks sane. Only bad indication of thickness can be seen on W7 where a tiny empty spot can be seen. Maybe it could have been avoided by polishing.</note>
 149     </sample>
 150
 151     <sample date="2007-10-29">
 152         <brick id="T31"/>
 153         <glazing id="WhiteGloss" viscosity="44"/>
 154         <note>It's dipped three times but it doesn't really show. That's good, since it means dipping time is less of a factor.</note>
 155     </sample>
 156
 157     <sample date="2007-10-29">
 158         <brick id="W4"/>
 159         <brick id="T36"/>
 160         <glazing id="IntenseBlack" viscosity="50"/>
 161         <note>Despite being very thick, it is very elegant. Doesn't move at all, when judging from other pieces.</note>
 162     </sample>
 163
 164     <sample date="2007-11-04">
 165         <brick id="T43"/>
 166         <clayref id="SaintThomas"/>
 167         <note>No glaze, used pens. Top, top left, and left side is with a ballpoint pen, while the bottom right is with a black lead pencil.</note>
 168     </sample>
 169
 170     <sample date="2007-11-04">
 171         <brick id="T46"/>
 172         <glazing id="WhiteGloss" viscosity="44"/>
 173         <clayref id="SaintThomas"/>
 174         <note>Drew with black lead graphite pencil, and then glazed on top of that.</note>
 175     </sample>
 176
 177     <sample date="2007-11-04">
 178         <brick id="T44"/>
 179         <glazing id="WhiteGloss" viscosity="44"/>
 180         <glazing id="WhiteGloss" viscosity="42"/>
 181         <clayref id="SaintThomas"/>
 182         <note/>
 183     </sample>
 184
 185     <sample date="2007-11-04">
 186         <brick id="T44"/>
 187         <glazing id="IntenseBlack" viscosity="42"/>
 188         <clayref id="SaintThomas"/>
 189         <note/>
 190     </sample>
 191
 192     <sample date="2007-11-04">
 193         <brick id="T55"/>
 194         <glazing id="IntenseBlack" viscosity="42"/>
 195         <glazing id="WhiteGloss" viscosity="44"/>
 196         <clayref id="SaintThomas"/>
 197         <note>White black diagonally across the brick.</note>
 198     </sample>
 199
 200     <sample date="2007-11-07">
 201         <brick id="T54"/>
 202         <glazing id="AxnerBlackUnderGlazePen"/>
 203         <clayref id="SaintThomas"/>
 204         <note/>
 205     </sample>
 206
 207     <sample date="2007-11-07">
 208         <brick id="T33"/>
 209         <glazing id="Transparent" trickled="false" viscosity="42"/>
 210         <clayref id="SaintThomas"/>
 211         <note/>
 212     </sample>
 213
 214     <sample date="2007-11-07">
 215         <brick id="T30"/>
 216         <glazing id="TransparentYellowStain"/>
 217         <clayref id="SaintThomas"/>
 218         <note/>
 219     </sample>
 220
 221     <sample date="2007-11-07">
 222         <brick id="T51"/>
 223         <glazing id="TransparentCobberCarbonate"/>
 224         <clayref id="SaintThomas"/>
 225         <note>Visible white spots on the sample. As if the transparent hadn't dissolved.</note>
 226     </sample>
 227 </samples>
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