It's spring outside, so I took some more pics of my pots outside at a nearby park. Here's one. The next glazing that I do on a big group of yunomis will have these same glazes: spotted shino and alfred's blue, with some wax resist.
Also worked on the chalice stems (or whatever they're called) today. Adrienne (executive director of Clayworks) was really helpful in giving me some tips.
Ron did too a few days ago. It seems that it just takes awhile to 'get' it and for my hands to show what others teach me.
Tomorrow I'll attach the two parts of the chalices together. these are the top parts. Some still need to be trimmed as they were a bit wet. Am really excited about the barrel and raku firing on Saturday. Also, I think Saturday will be a glaze-a-thon for me as I have over 20 pieces to glaze. That's ALOT for me as I'm learning much and still pretty new at this wonderful art.
2 comments:
That is a lovely photo of your pots outside with the flowers in the park. How well those shino glazes look in the open air. It will be interesting to see how the chalices work out. It is fun joining things together like that. P.
love um!
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