Still loads to do, back on the wheel tomorrow for some biggish one-off pieces, right now, shower and bed. Goodnight all
Tales of the goings on at Hollyford Pottery, near the tiny village of Stockleigh English in Devon, England
Thursday, 20 May 2010
Late one
Looooooooooooong day, I've not been in long.
Somebody gave me some little wooden taps a while ago, so I made some cider jars this evening.
Marky Mark came up as usual on a Wednesday evening
I'm enjoying playing around with these dishes. When I was a student, I used a sliptrailer on all my work, but I rarely do these days, so it's been interesting to re-explore the possibiltes.
I've made about twenty four of them - some will work a lot better than others think - they'll change beyond recognition in the firing, they're bit of an unnown quantity, which is quite exciting.
Still loads to do, back on the wheel tomorrow for some biggish one-off pieces, right now, shower and bed. Goodnight all
Still loads to do, back on the wheel tomorrow for some biggish one-off pieces, right now, shower and bed. Goodnight all
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10 comments:
Mr Finch would like that cider jar Mr. Fitch!
Holy Smack Dude those are completely Awesome!! You are the man.
I love looking at the wall of work behind you...
it could be chocolate! hey marky mark..
are you going to have a go at making cider to fill the jars? Tim
Yes! The trailing is completely awesome!
A Doug Fitch Cider jar - Hmmmmmmmmm! I better start saving I think.
The platters look stunning too - really looking forward to seeing those post firing.
All the best
James
That is one great cider jar. I agree with Finnegan that the Cider Jar Master would like that. And that might be my favorite potter portrait ever. What a great shot.
Cheers all,I wish I could make them like Mr Finch and wish I could make cider too to fill them too! I managed to drop that slab of slip today - infact I messed pretty much everything up today :(
Man, I love that jar...
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