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This blog started in January of 2011 as a 365 day project of creativity and using the otherwise unusable: paper crafts, jewelry, sewing, fiber art, pottery, and wherever else I might be led. It is really now what I would call a journey blog.
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Pop-up Shop
We (pottery friends and I) are trying a new venture with this pop-up shop pottery sale. There is a nice kitchen design store in St. Paul that has started hosting these little sales for one day every so often. We end up with a cute place that is centrally located and the owner of Kitchen Comfort gets new for traffic. Come on out if you are around!

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Thursday, May 22, 2014
On the work bench tonight
I lined up all of my pretty little bottle forms on my work bench for a photo tonight.....what glaze shall I put on you, my pretties?

I also picked up this bowl that was an experiment in texturing with slip. I expected the "iron red" slip to be red, and not just high in iron. The white glaze looks much like what I can expect on regular fireclay with iron.

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I also picked up this bowl that was an experiment in texturing with slip. I expected the "iron red" slip to be red, and not just high in iron. The white glaze looks much like what I can expect on regular fireclay with iron.
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Thursday, May 8, 2014
Slip transfer on Plate
In the past few weeks, I have been playing with slip transfer on slabs and flat plates before adding the rim, and today I added transfers to a completed plate! I like being able to print up over the transition to the rim and the rim as well. It was much easier than pulling a rim after making the plate base and printing. It seemed as if that sequence led to lumpy rims from uneven pressing on clay to et the images transferred. Today was much more successful! Yay!

And this is my kids' pet, Pheonix. He is a Bearded Dragon and he likes to climb on people and sit on your shoulder. He is pretty cool!

He also likes to give himself kisses in the mirror:)

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And this is my kids' pet, Pheonix. He is a Bearded Dragon and he likes to climb on people and sit on your shoulder. He is pretty cool!
He also likes to give himself kisses in the mirror:)
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Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Today at the studio
I had a class this morning (taking a class not teaching one today) and here are my projects....

Here is a vase I made, thrown in two pieces and seamed together....then I added an iron red slip over the top third and drew my little feather through the top color.....no clue what glazes to use!!!!!!

Below is a hanging tile idea that our class was creating....I used my pile of stamps that I have made over the years and made this pretty thing. I hope to fire them with a wide variety of colors and firing techniques and them string them up and mount them hanging from a board. FUN! Thanks for the project inspiration Daisy!

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Here is a vase I made, thrown in two pieces and seamed together....then I added an iron red slip over the top third and drew my little feather through the top color.....no clue what glazes to use!!!!!!
Below is a hanging tile idea that our class was creating....I used my pile of stamps that I have made over the years and made this pretty thing. I hope to fire them with a wide variety of colors and firing techniques and them string them up and mount them hanging from a board. FUN! Thanks for the project inspiration Daisy!
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Tuesday, May 6, 2014
A nice pot
This one popped out of the kiln today and I was quite pleased:)

Black slip over a mid-fire clay body, sgraffito decorations, clear glaze over the whole inside....fired cone 6 electric....

High Fire White with Grog, a clay body formulated by Continental Clay, with image transfer using under glazes and slips, clear glaze outside and a blue liner glaze inside, fired cone 6 electric....

Slip transfer on wall tiles, clear glaze, cone 6 electric fired...

And yummy buttons:)

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Black slip over a mid-fire clay body, sgraffito decorations, clear glaze over the whole inside....fired cone 6 electric....
High Fire White with Grog, a clay body formulated by Continental Clay, with image transfer using under glazes and slips, clear glaze outside and a blue liner glaze inside, fired cone 6 electric....
Slip transfer on wall tiles, clear glaze, cone 6 electric fired...
And yummy buttons:)
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Friday, May 2, 2014
More Slip Transfer Prints
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