Not a tight pack but we are still testing to see if the kiln will get up to temp in its new position.
Earlier this week I was learning a bit about the shellac resist and wash back technique to decorate these bowls - more photos next week about these...
one successful pig sculpture, YAY!
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8 comments:
SOME PIG!!!
thanks, Smartcat :^) there is also one lone pig in the firing shown.
Congrats on no cracks in your pigs. Stopped by from AiBL
These are delicious looking, i miss touching clay, haven't done it in years.
Hi Mary, thanks for dropping by from AiBL, yes with clay you just have to keep trying sometimes. Glad you are still around to drop by after 'Sandy' :)
Hi Falling Ladies, maybe its time for you to get into clay again :) thanks for dropping by..
Oh how wonderful your pig sculpture turned out I love the rustic surface, good luck with the firing, what a great kiln that is being square that shape always seems so much more efficient to load to me.
Hi Linda, thanks I am pleased with this one. Yes I think I prefer a front loader - easier to check you have the lower level clear before you put the next shelf on top too :^)
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