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MOUNTAIN pottery // Ash Glaze testing | MOUNTAIN pottery

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MOUNTAIN pottery / Ash Glaze testing. October 2, 2012. This is the long-awaited post on my test result for the ash glazes I was researching. And because you have waited so long the pressure is on to not disappoint. I think the outcome of some glazes are defiantly worth the wait though. Click thumbnail to view gallery, click again for larger version. Note * * if you can’t be bothered reading about my troubles skip the next 3 paragraphs : ). How to build firebox to burn wood to make ash, it just doesn&#821...

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Gallery | MOUNTAIN pottery

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Alchemy Collection / Crucible Cup / water. November 22, 2014 at 2:07 PM. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. Blog at WordPress.com.

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MOUNTAIN pottery // follow up … mixing clay / mixing bowl | MOUNTAIN pottery

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MOUNTAIN pottery / follow up … mixing clay / mixing bowl. October 21, 2012. It has to be the saddest part of pottery when this sort of thing happens, everything works perfectly, the clay mixed up well, the glaze is beautiful, the ash deposits are stunning, and the whole thing ruined! And for some reason the least important pot in the kiln alway makes it out untouched. ah lucky I’m resilient. The glaze I used was from my ash glaze recipes # 9 – Jun 6 (David Fry). The mess of a kiln. Enter your comment here.

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MOUNTAIN pottery // mixing clay / mixing bowl | MOUNTAIN pottery

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MOUNTAIN pottery / mixing clay / mixing bowl. July 15, 2012. I have been watching Nigel Slater’s. Simple Cooking tv series on ABC iView. From the BBC website, Nigel Slater cooking clips. This is the bowl I had to have. I mixed Clayworks RGH, with Feeney’s BSW, and Clayworks JB3. All high fire stoneware. I am aiming for a soft spiced cinnamon and nutmeg colour. Start kneading until its all combined evenly. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Enter your...

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this is a.BDC: fresh from the kiln: everything bowls

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Fresh from the kiln: everything bowls. These are basic bowls with two color dipped glazes. They're great as nesting sets or own their own. Their simple, versatile form makes them perfect for mixing, serving, or just enjoying a really stylish bowl of oatmeal. Fresh from the kiln. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Fresh from the kiln. The House that Lars Built. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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MOUNTAIN pottery // new pottery studio | MOUNTAIN pottery

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MOUNTAIN pottery / new pottery studio. October 4, 2012. We have two cows at the moment that we have named Heffeen and Fatima – affectionately named for their voluptuous curves. And chickens and a huge vegetable patch, grape vines and a small orchard of all different fruit, we are in heaven here. The new studio view, just as beautiful as before. Making pottery with the company of Heffeen and Fatima. The beast, wood fire kiln based on Steve Harrison’s. The vegetable patch that needs attention. You are comm...

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MOUNTAIN pottery // wood firing / tafe / results | MOUNTAIN pottery

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MOUNTAIN pottery / wood firing / tafe / results. October 21, 2012. So here are my pots out of the tafe wood firing. Pretty pleased I have to say, it was said that my blue Chun bowl had to be the gem of the kiln! The light shino tea bowl is one I made from a previous post. On my kick wheel. And both dark and light tea bowls are glazed in the same shino glaze, the difference in colour due to the clay used, one is on Feeney’s Dark stoneware, and the other is Clayworks porcelain. January 8, 2013 at 12:04 AM.

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kiln opening // wood firing / tafe | MOUNTAIN pottery

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Kiln opening / wood firing / tafe. October 21, 2012. I digress, we finally got approved to just uses the kiln anyway, we got there in the end, just proving that it. A whole waste of time (but hopefully someone felt important, and in control). Anyway the firing went really well, it all went to plan and finished up sooner than expected with both top and bottom cone 11 bending almost identically which everyone was pleased with. And 5 days later was the big kiln opening, and here it is! Follow Blog via Email.