Little pretties all fired up. Every one of these turned out. These are all diminutive in size, window sill flower pots, small hanging flower pots, and business card holders. My photo cube isn't big enough for all of them but I wanted to document them together. There's probably a way to photo shop out the sides but I am using Corel on this computer and not sure how to do that. Click on the photos to make them larger, it's worth the effort.
The beauty of having so many of the same type is that I can't be disappointed by my expectations. There are just too many to be distracted by. Not that I am disappointed because these all turned out better than I expected.
shino brown with blue bow
shino exterior green interior
a coppery green color, my photo coloring is wrong on this one
it's more like the one below
coppery green
green exterior shino interior
lavender on white stoneware
same lavender on speckled stoneware
metallic gunmetal exterior, metallic gold interior
shino
natural slip exterior, black interior
underglaze with matt clear exterior, brown interior
lavender over speckled stoneware
matt clear over white stoneware
Today I'll try hanging the baskets to see how they work out and I'll put some business cards in the holders to see if they fit. There is more to come from this kiln load so stay tuned. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas day. Thanks for reading and for all your comments.
What a great firing.The little Sky Pony must have stood guardian over them!
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Hi Suzi, thanks, I thin the Sky Pony was watching over as he was on the top shelf and pointed to the inside of the kiln. ha. I don't think I have ever had a firing without one mishap, first time for everything. Happy New Year to you too.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a nice kiln load of pots! You must be doing the happy dance.
ReplyDeleteHi Michele, thanks, I am doing the happy dance, don't think I ever had a whole load problem free.
DeleteThey look so beautiful in a grouping. My favorite is the oval one "coppery green". Love the shape and the color.
ReplyDeleteHi Barbara, thanks, I am always surprised at what folks pick as their favorites.
DeleteWow. And repeat.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, thanks, I was so lucky this time.
DeleteGreat news! What a wonderful batch, and I am going to use this as a source for those colors!
ReplyDeleteHi Barbara, thanks, let me know and I'll give you more details as to the glaze details.
DeleteThese are little pretties. Do you keep notes so you can replicate?
ReplyDeleteHi Joanne, thanks, I used to be not rely on my memory and that is really crazy because my memory isn't what it used to be. better documentation next time for sure.
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