That's an eighteen inch ruler standing next to the pot which is about sixteen inches tall. With all the humidity in the air and it being the time of year we don't use the air conditioning and we don't use the heat clay work is taking much longer to dry. The rest of the week should be dry here so hopefully things dry out. My heart goes out to all the folks in North and South Carolina; they have been getting historic rains and there is extensive flooding with home, road and bridge damages and losses.
Showing posts with label mother nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mother nature. Show all posts
Monday, October 5, 2015
More Big Pots & Historic Rains
Since my other big and tall pot is taking so long to dry, I decided to make another one. I plan is to make a group of large pots and then I can fire them all together.
Along with the large pots I also made some medium sized pots, about eleven inches tall, to fill up a kiln load. The pot on the left has some texture. Saturday was a bust for sales at the farmer's market. Not one person even came to the market till after 11 am since it was raining so much. Can't predict what mother nature will bring that's for sure. Thanks for reading and for all your comments.
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