Friday, June 17, 2011

Sizing

Testing the sizing of the rings. It's hard to determine the size as the porcelain will schrink quite a bit during firing. I'll be opening the porcelain kiln later tonight & I can't wait to see the results of these.
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Posted by Mitsy / ArtMind at 7:23 AM
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zsazsazsu · 719 weeks ago

moeilijk maar heel spannend !
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viltalakim · 719 weeks ago

lijkt me net zo ingewikkeld als de krimp bepalen bij vilt... testen testen testen.... succes!!
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gwen · 719 weeks ago

ooooh wat zien ze d'r nu al mooi uit !!!!!
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Ann · 719 weeks ago

Oh, ik kijk al zo erg uit naar het resultaat! Moeilijk jobke, die ringetjes! Fijn weekend en geniet maar goed als de oven opengaat, dat is toch altijd een kado, niet?
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Mel Stringer · 719 weeks ago

This is so super inspiring!!!
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Marian · 719 weeks ago

The unpredictability of porcelain... they look good....
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nanouke · 719 weeks ago

I hope they turn out great!! Amazing idea.. :)
You decided to to glaze them?
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Jenya · 719 weeks ago

Me too, I can't wait to see them! Will you post the results tomorrow Mitsy? I am so intrigued as I never worn a porcelain ring before. Very curious :-)
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Pesky Cat Designs · 719 weeks ago

How exciting!
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Kylie · 719 weeks ago

They are so beautiful, Mitsy! I'm glad they've turned out well :) When we do rings in silversmithing we use a length of silver that is too small because the process of hammering them makes them longer... funny how the same thing can be made in so many different ways, isn't it? Kx

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