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Pottery of the Day.

Hannah has officially made the coolest bowl of all time. The glare of the sun makes it hard to see. 

This pot I am hoping to make into the base of a lamp.

Glaze experiment that went funky.

 Another cool bowl by Hannah. 

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Christmas present for my Mom! It was done way before Christmas, as there is no snow on the ground, so we had to hide it for quite a while.

An experiment to throw a sea shell. It will take a bit of work to make it look more like an actual shell, but it was fun to try out.

This pot might already might be sold.

Raku and Reduction

Raku Pot. It did some strange things during the firing. It is all the same glaze around the outside. 

A stoneware reduction fired pot. 

Bowls

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Bottle-ish Pot.

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Older Pot

This pot is granddaddy of my current glazing style. Before this I tried very hard to control the glazes and stains on the pots, but on this one I sprayed the glaze on till it ran, which allows for the grooves that have been carved into the pot to show up simply by the flow of the glaze. God has created a world full of a beautiful variety of colors. What if He had made his children color blind like many critters? What would a sunset be to you then?

More Pottery

Here are two more pots. They show very well that glazing is never predicable. The bottom pot of the two was intended to be a bright blue on the outside, which it decided instead that it wanted to be black. The advantage of this is that I am never sure what a piece will look like exactly, which can produce some of the most fantastic surprises. 

Both pots are now sold.

Bowl

This piece is no longer for sale

More Pottery

A few more pots that I have thrown lately. The last pot is one that Hannah glazed that was originally intended for the wedding. All pots shown are now spoken for. 

Day and Night

This is a pot that I thew for my brother and sister-in-law. It was a good project that did not go as planned, but turned out to be unique and fun. The pot is stoneware clay and was thrown in three pieces. It stands a bit over 20 inches and was glazed with a whole slew of glazes. Enjoy.

Pottery

Jeff's Red Glaze

Church Lady White

Yellow Salt Glaze

Church Lady, Chun Blue, Yellow Salt,  Rutile Glazes

Shaner Black on Shaner White

Church Lady White on Peach Black

Chun Blue mixed with Church Lady White

Yellow Salt