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From the album: Jars, Mugs & Jugs
Single fired stoneware, cone 9. -
From the album: Jars, Mugs & Jugs
Single fired stoneware, cone 9. -
From the album: Jars, Mugs & Jugs
Single fired stoneware, cone 9. -
From the album: Jars, Mugs & Jugs
Single fired stoneware, cone 9. -
Thanks. I am rather pleased with it even if I say so myself. Sometimes the glaze looks paler but when you get this deeper blue it's great. -
Thank you! Just perfect for some nuts or pats of butter. -
Thank you! I thinned the slip with water and ran some dribbles over the bowl held on its side. -
Uploaded some pic of recent work so you can see what I'm up to.
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You are in the UK: you do not have elves, but I heard there are plenty of leprechauns running around.
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I think they're Irish. Maybe I'll just try a batch of bigger pots.
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I have gotten bowls down, cylinders are another matter. Old dogs can learn new tricks.
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From the album: Small Bowls
8cm Stoneware Single Fired Cone 9 - Cobalt slip -
Small bowls thrown off the hump. Single fired, Stoneware Cone 9.
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From the album: Small Bowls
11cm Stoneware Single Fired Cone 9 -
From the album: Small Bowls
10cm Stoneware Single Fired Cone 9 -
From the album: Small Bowls
Faceted dish, 9cm Single Fired Stoneware Cone 9 -
From the album: Small Bowls
10cm Stoneware Single Fired Cone 9 -
From the album: Small Bowls
9cm Stoneware Single Fired Cone 9 - Cobalt slip -
From the album: Small Bowls
8cm Stoneware Single Fired Cone 9 - Cobalt slip -
From the album: Small Bowls
9cm Stoneware Single Fired Cone 9 - Cobalt slip -
From the album: Small Bowls
10cm Stoneware Single Fired Cone 9 -
From the album: Small Bowls
7.5cm Stoneware Single Fired Cone 9 -
From the album: Small Bowls
9cm Stoneware Single Fired Cone 9 -
From the album: Small Bowls
9cm Stoneware Single Fired Cone 9 -
From the album: Small Bowls
9cm Stoneware Single Fired Cone 9 - Cobalt slip -
Only just seen your comment Nerd, thanks. Don't know that much about the glazes, they're from a professional potter when I went on a course in his studio. The body is very iron rich. The blue glaze has a fairly high clay content, in his words almost a slip. The mottling on the white rice ash glaze is it interacting with the blue underneath it. -
Came back from holiday in Cornwall with 50kg of Doble's DSS to play with.
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Tricky! Iron-rich stoneware, apparently a good thrower.
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Here's an example of someone using it:
http://www.oakwoodceramics.co.uk/Teabowls & Yunomi-John-Mathieson.htm
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TY- got it now. Pictures when you turn it from mud to rock.
