LeeU
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From the album: LeeU 3-16 Smalls
Table piece for holding cone incense. -
From the album: LeeU 3-16 Smalls
Table piece for holding cone incense. -
From the album: LeeU 3-16 Smalls
Porcelain table piece for holding cone incense. -
From the album: LeeU 3-16 Smalls
Holder for cone incense. -
From the album: LeeU 3-16 Smalls
Table piece used for cone or resin incense -
From the album: LeeU 3-16 Smalls
Table piece used for burning cone or resin incense -
From the album: LeeU 3-16 Smalls
Shallow bowl-like tray; light white glaze interior; bare clay exterior -
From the album: LeeU 3-16 Smalls
Free formed shallow bowl-like tray stamped with crochet lace; has feet, clear glaze and bare clay. -
From the album: LeeU 3-16 Smalls
Small tray with impressed starfish -
From the album: LeeU 3-16 Smalls
Holder for incense cone -
From the album: LeeU 3-16 Smalls
Holder for cone incense -
From the album: LeeU 3-16 Smalls
Small box, porcelain, clear glass in well, stamped outside- 1 comment
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From the album: LeeU 3-16 Smalls
Small box, porcelain, clear glaze in well, stamped outside. -
From the album: LeeU 3-16 Smalls
Shallow tray from mold, runny crystalline glaze, white stoneware -
Just put a few newly fired (cone 6) pieces in my gallery.
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Mixed bag on the bisque--molds came out well, but stuff with underglazes, not so much. Getting ready to full fire--no pics until/unless I see something worth showing LOL
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Enjoying the building excitement of waiting for the kiln to cool down.
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wooo
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We're waiting and waiting for pictures!
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That's cool.
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Getting back into the swing of things, finally! Did a bunch of small treat trays, using my new slab roller-felt good to do "something--anything" LOL.
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Glad your health is back- and your doing what you love.
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happy for you!
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oooh fun! I got myself a very basic slab roller too recently. Treat trays sound nice!
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Made my cottle boards, and instead of watching Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, made my damp box. Yee haw!
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I have three I use for handles and spriggs. What else can I do with them? Mine are, like 12x14x3.5. What do you use the taller ones for?
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I have several plain totes ranging from 4"-9" tall. The day after throwing if I can't trim right away I put them in there with a lid. Keeps them workable for 1-2 weeks.
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I was luck to have gotten some drying cabinets from a pottery business that closed. I knew the people, so the just gave them to me.
They are aprox. 20x34 and about 6 foot tall. I wrapped them with plastic on 3 sides and a thick clear plastic for the door that I can hand roll up. I can adjust the shelves to fit the pottery.
Although they were already built when I got them, I can honestly say they are not hard to make. And much more inexpensive than the wire ones ceramic suppliers s...
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Finally got the table top slab roller assembled; now I have to tackle all those compressor fittings and learn to use it, and the guns. Slow going, but better than not being in motion at all!
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I am putting my Bailey table top slab roller together and have to rearrange my studio to accommodate it, which is energizing me out of the tail end of a slump I have been plagued with. Clay is good for the health!
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Just color me pea green with envy about the slab roller!
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Kick starts are good!! Ride it!
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You will love having a slab roller!!
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Well, it's time to get back to work! I wish I didn't have such a negative feeling about having to wedge all that clay, thorough...I have been procrastinating going back in the studio because of that! My priority now is to work on an attitude adjustment!
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Why are you wedging lots of clay? Reclaim?
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I know just how you feel. I have about 30 lbs to do myself.
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if your clay is coming in a box , be sure to drop it into the floor a few times on each side to soften it up. Don't wedge hard clay.
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Submit Your Community Challenge Ideas
LeeU replied to High Bridge Pottery's topic in Studio Operations and Making Work
For Community Challenge #3, how about a themed combo piece (dunno "what" theme-others might have ideas) that uses slab AND wheel to form the piece?
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