Just opened up the kiln and will unload today. I'll post more photos tomorrow or the next day. The pendants on the left side of the kiln I made in Florida and bisque fired. I finally got around to glaze firing them. They are very thin and extremely lightweight.
For the snowman ornaments I put the cobalt on after the bisque and when I applied the white celadon glaze it smeared the cobalt a bit. Next time I'll put the cobalt on before the bisque. I have a hard time regulating how much cobalt to use when mixing up such a small amount. I wonder if there are mini measuring spoons? Ornaments sell well any time of the year so I recently made several batches to keep up with demand. Thanks for reading and for all your comments.
Looking good. I imagine opening the kiln is always both exciting and a tad anxious.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, thanks, yes exciting and as you say a tad anxious.
DeleteI am wishing you a tremendous selling season!
ReplyDeleteHi Joanne, thanks, I hope the selling is great too, we shall see.
DeleteOpening the kiln is like a birthday; you don't always know what you will get, but it will probably be interesting! This looks like a good one.
ReplyDeleteThere is some comfort in knowing that I am not the only one to put off glazing.
I have several sets of tiny measuring spoons. I got mine at a kitchen shop at an outlet mall, but I bet you can find them online.
Hi Suzi, thanks, I will check on line for the tiny measuring spoons.
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