I knew there was a reason why I didn't use glaze tongs very often....


The Porcelain Bowl/Faceting/Glaze Tong combo will not be occurring again anytime soon.
It seems as though almost everything is getting a coat or two of celadon glaze on it. It's going on 3 different clay bodies with a variety of slip/design combos underneath so hopefully it's not too overwhelming to see that much of one glaze in a kiln.
I was hoping to fire tomorrow but it looks like I may have to put it off until after school vacation week. We're off to Austin on Saturday via NY on Friday.
We begin our house search on Monday!
3 comments:
bummer. You must have a helluva grip, dude?!! or that bowl was pretty thin.
Haha....Yeah, I guess I don't know my own strength!
I'm going to go with too thin though. Finesse is not my game in sports or the studio.
I'm not used to faceting so I need to train myself to use more clay and realize that I'm not actually wasting it if the pot stays in one piece.
ouch!
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