Category: Pottery

Spodumene Flowerpot 1

The design was made by painting wax resist before dipping the pot in glaze.  It’s a technique I’ve used frequently at the Empty Bowls bowlmaking-sessions.

Spodumene-Caramel Flowerpot

I made the horizontal lines by dripping the overglaze on the side while the pot was tipped. I’d made one like this before, but foolishly gave it away.  Of course, now I have the pots and nothing to put in them.  I think I’ll put cactus in them, or something else that does well with …

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Green Chicken-Cooker

This is a dish made for a specific recipe, in which you fill the center part with beer, and rest a chicken on top of it.  I like to shove herb-butter under the skin and put seasoned salt on the outside.  It’s quite delicious.  You can also do it with a beer can, but the …

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Flowerpot One

This flowerpot is thrown in Soldate 60.  I wanted to decorate the outside with sprigging of grape leaves, but the sprigg mold didn’t cure in time.  The glaze is “Kurt’s Klear” over “Plume”.  The dimensions are 7 inches in diameter and 4 1/4 inches tall.

Porcelain Teabowls-unfinished

These tea bowls are thrown from coleman’s porcelain. I wanted to make a series of teabowls and then chinapaint surreal images on them.  Unfortunately, I forgot that you shouldn’t throw composite pieces in the summer, as they dry too quickly.  Even painting wax on the joints and wrapping it tightly wasn’t enough to keep the …

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