It needs to go on thick. I had forgot and made these pots with crisp angles and edges. The thick glaze really does away with that detail so I didn’t apply as thick as I should to get the snowflake pattern. Am still pleased with the crazing though.Oh man, that crackle glaze is to die for!
Thank you! I almost scrapped the pot because it warped when drying. Hard to do though once time was spent. But I did my best to fix it. It actually warped back into place once fired lol!
Love the first pot. What are the dimensions of that one?
Both these pots are roughly the same size 12 1/2” x 9 x 1 1/2. I can make larger as well.
Id love one that is like 15x9x1.5
Sounds good!
Sweet! Just curious what is the difference between stoneware and ceramic?
Stoneware is just a type of ceramic. It’s complicated getting into the chemistry. In general you need to hit higher temps than earthenware (low fire) clay bodies to get the vitrification required to make the ceramic harder and less porous.
Thank you for following. Still more pots to come!
I’ll pm you. Best used closest to a firing.Yes, please!!! That would be awesome!
Thanks!!!
I will send them out asap!
Thanks Robert!!! Did a good size test of new ones.Great new work! I love the glazes/ finishes on them all. Looking forward to seeing more
just ordered two of them now, a red oval and a small footed satin brown glazed one!
Awesome! Thank you! They will be on the way soon.
