I have had so much work to glaze and fire, that I started back in the Autumn. I have been rather quiet on the blog front because of this, I am afraid.
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Leaves before firing |
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Unfired torso |
It never fails to amaze me, the surprise you get when you open the kiln for the first time. I am hopeless and end-up sneaking a peak under the lid when it cools to 100 degrees! I never know how the pieces will come out. I make a rough guess at the colour, but the reaction is always different to what I expect.
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Opening the kiln |
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Fired pieces in the kiln |
There is a real mixture of work from exhibition and gallery pieces to Etsy shop work and my experiments with making jewellery.