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| I collect rare plants and last year started making my own containers to show them off. I've experimented with glazing, unglazed, oxide stains. Here are a few examples, and more in the album. |
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| Great job! Those are awsome and nice plant, also! Marie |
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- Posted by ladycraft (jsks53@suddenlink.net) on Thu, Sep 18, 08 at 8:29
| Caudex1, Those are great. What are they made out of. I'm at work and can't enlarge them or get to your album. |
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| Thank you wyn and lady! There are made of clay ;0) Sorry, couldn't resist. The 1st one was made from scraps, just rolled into balls and started stacking. A stain was used to enhance the textures. The 2nd one I used another layer of clay to mount the feet on, then stained it dark. The 3rd one I was able to salvage after it cracked while I was making it, then I cracked it more to give it some balance. Used a crawl glaze on the base. The 4th I used black lava glaze. Just got a treadle style pottery wheel last week, wasted about 10lbs of clay attempting to center on the wheelhead. and threw these today Another black lava pot |
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| Finished this a couple of days ago, used 25lbs of clay to form this deep container. Now it has to dry, my guess it will take about a month for to completely dry. |
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| Thanks for sharing! However I can't see any of the details--would you mind making your photos a bit larger? I just bought some equipment and hope to start throwing and hand-building pots by next year. Right now I'm finishing up a class at our local art museum. |
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| Sorry, I just noticed that your pics are clickable! Your pots look great and I look forward to seeing more. |
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| Thanks blue! Made 4 large pots today, I'll try and get some photos tomorrow. |
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- Posted by curlygurly (My Page) on Fri, Jun 19, 09 at 19:07
| i loved the one with the chunky feet :) |
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| wow!!! raw, organic and natural!!! i esp love the 2 blue ones ... ALL your work is awesome!! |
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