It is also tricky to manage the drying of pieces... if they dry too quickly they are likely to crack...
I threw these dog bowls as demonstration pieces before Christmas. I have now decorated them but am waiting for more pots to be ready before I fire them.
Once completed they will be donated to Assistance Dogs Australia on behalf of the Port Hacking Potters Group.
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nice dog bowls; it's freezing here, if you have a west facing window, have you heard of koolaroo fabric, putting a shade on the outside of the building would really help, we had a house in California with windows facing west and we lowered them when the sun hit them and it really helped.
Hi Linda
Thanks... it's hard to imagine being cold - we are running fans at night to try to get some sleep. Thanks for the suggestion on the blinds idea. My room is also under a concrete deck so it is heat from that as well as the afternoon sun.. never mind some milder weather on the way for a few days at least so that should help.
There are going to be some very fortunate dogs eating from those bowls. Very nice indeed! 🐕 💕
You can’t work because your studio is too hot; I can’t because mine is too cold, current temp 42F.
Still I will take heat over cold any day so I am a bit envious! 🤭
Those are delightful dog bowls.
Bleah at the heat.
Hi Suzi hopefully the dog owners will appreciate the bowls :) 42F is about 5.5 Celcius which is about what we get on a very cold winters morning... I find I can't take either extreme these days..
Hi EC thank you and yes I think the ACT is copping higher temps than me nearer the coast :(
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