Showing posts with label Birch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Birch. Show all posts
Monday, July 5, 2010
Work in progress
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Work in progress
2010-07-05T07:00:00+02:00
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Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Work in progress
I made some birch vases & they are in the kiln as we speak. They come out on thursday which will give me just enough time to glaze and fire 'em again. And then they will come out of the kiln again on saturday so that I can wrap 'em up and take 'em to Amsterdam.
Tight timing so I'm just a little bit stressed... :)
Monday, May 17, 2010
Result Birch tumbler
Remember I made birch tumblers the other day?
They were bisque fired and looked really good but suddenly I was doubting they would look good when glazed. I looked at my stain samples to see if I could apply a bit more color to them as they looked too white. Of course I had a sample which seemed to have the perfect color but I never wrote down how I mixed it. Bummer and lesson learned!

They were bisque fired and looked really good but suddenly I was doubting they would look good when glazed. I looked at my stain samples to see if I could apply a bit more color to them as they looked too white. Of course I had a sample which seemed to have the perfect color but I never wrote down how I mixed it. Bummer and lesson learned!

You see that some of the glaze chipped off?
That's because the clay slib I made myself didn't really attach to the clay.
So, good that I made a sample and now I know I'll have to add some glaze to the clay slib to make it stick better. I have a lot of cups which have been bisquefired already and I can not change the clay slib anymore.
I'll cross my fingers it was just accidental with this one cup! :)
That's because the clay slib I made myself didn't really attach to the clay.
So, good that I made a sample and now I know I'll have to add some glaze to the clay slib to make it stick better. I have a lot of cups which have been bisquefired already and I can not change the clay slib anymore.
I'll cross my fingers it was just accidental with this one cup! :)
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