Well maybe not
Slipped pots, drying in the workshop. I'm having real difficulty getting pots dry at the moment, in spite of the wood burner being cranked right up.
More of the same
A tall bottle, about 20" in height. It's more slender than some that I've made in the past. A couple more of these tomorrow.
Some big jugs - 18" in height. I've made five of these, I'll get the sixth made in the morning. These will fill the bottom of the kiln.
A frosty field along Hollyford lane this morning
Beech leaves, beautiful whatever the season
Frost. It was a stunning day today, warm sunshine this afternoon.Firing a week on Saturday, then new pots, woohoo
Hi Doug, good to see you & camera back in action but not too sure what's goin' on with the hair!! Is the WPA team scraffito jug going into the next firing?
ReplyDeleteHave used some of the castors you got me for the trolley under the mud trap in my new studio - lovely job!
Ha, cool, I was wondering about your castors only today, glad they're doing the job. I look a bit mad - it's the winter coat that I'm growing. Yes, the jug's going in the firing - I hope you like brown and bubbly as a glaze effect :)
ReplyDeleteHa good one Doug. Ready for some new pots!!
ReplyDeletelovelybaluster jugs, where did the influence for those come from ? look forward to seeing them finished.
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Brown and bubbly, mmmm, sounds like cider, which has to be good!! Hope the firing gives you some great results to go with the beautiful shapes you've thrown - look forward to seeing sweet pix.
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Hi Doug, great to see these new pots fab shapes as ever. I'm growing a winter coat as well. Cor blimey it's cold today.
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