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Slip decorating: the wobbly pot way
You may remember my post on Saggars and some of my results. I really want to talk a bit more how these wobbly pots are made.
Posted in experimental firing, Learning, Slip
Tagged ceramics, clay, earthenware, film making, hands on thinking, making, Michael Kline, porcelain, pots, pottery, red fox pottery, Slip, stoneware, terracotta, The Potters Cast, wobbly, wonky, wonky pots, youtube, Zed Lightheart
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Watch this Space…
So I was going through some pots in storage a few weeks ago and pulled out this lidded jar. It really caught my eye and I can’t stop looking at it, it is one of the last things I made … Continue reading
Posted in Slip, storytelling, Tools
Tagged Adam Field, carving, ceramics, clay, drawing, fleetwood, local, looking at old work, pottery, pottery tools, red fox pottery, sgraffito, Slip, terracotta
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Recent Tiles
For a while I have been thinking about tiles as an act of experimentation, they are something that can be created in the fraction of time for throwing, there is a lot less focus that goes into creating them, no … Continue reading
Posted in experimental firing, framing, Research, Saggar, tiles
Tagged ceramics, Saggar, seashells, Slip, terracotta, tile, tiles
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More Saggars
So this week I made some prototype saggar formers and saggars, I mixed my own clay with sawdust, grog from broken pots and some molochite for added strength. Now if I didn’t have a deadline I would let them dry … Continue reading
Posted in experimental firing, Learning, Making, Saggar, Slip
Tagged bud vase, ceramics, clay, cockles, feldspar, homemade, homemade clay, horses tail, making, mares tail, Patrica Shone, porcelain, pottery, Saggar, seashells, seaweed, silcia, Slip, stoneware, terracotta, vase, volcanic, wobbly, wonky pots
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What’s in the Saggar?
For the uninitiated, I should explain what a Saggar is, it is a big piece of pottery that smaller pottery is sealed in. Traditionally this was done in Stoke on Trent to protect the pottery from the coal fire that … Continue reading
Posted in Eperiemental firing, Film, Learning, Research, Saggar, Slip
Tagged blackcurrant, ceramics, charcoal, clay, making, pottery, red fox pottery, Saggar, seaweed, Slip, terracotta, tiles, touching, wonky pots, youtube
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