S-74 is a 16.5″ diameter, extra large wonky bowl. Wonky because of the wonky diameter shape. The height is 4″ and it is 3.25″ deep in a slightly darker color clay. Signed tt and myc, expressly yours 2006.
S-73 extra large snowman wonky bowl
St-5 snowman star plate
st-5 is a 13″ ceramic snowman star plate. Signed (tt and myc) expressly yours 2007 limited.*sold*
kiln opening
A little peek of whats in the kiln this evening 7/17/2007
S-71 and S-72 snowman cake pedestal bases
Turn any flat bottomed plate into a snoware cake pedestal with a snowman pedestal bases. They can also be used on flat bottom bowls also. Just tried the shorter one with a 15″ platter and it work fine. The wider shorter base is 6.25″ dia. bottom, 4.5″ tall with a 4.5″ dia. top. The taller one is 5.5″ tall, 4.5″ dia. they are signed (tt and myc) expressly yours. The shorter one is dated 2007. *Sold*
MpSt-1 Mad Splatter star plate
A unique 13″ star plate from our new Mad Splatter line. Signed (tt and myc) expressly yours 2007.
Sk-4 sugar skull plate
Sk-4 is a 11.25 inch ceramic sugar skull plate. Signed (tt and myc) expressly yours 2007.
S-70 snowman free form ruffled bowl
S-70 is a ceramic free form snowman bowl from our snoware line. It’s signed (tt and myc) expressly yours 2007. *Sold*
kiln opening tonight
here it is after it has been fired and has cooled down. About 32-34 hours later.
another long day
Well I think we are semi-caught up. Did not get any photos but this one of the glaze load before firing
the weird and strange centerpiece bowl thingy
as promised here is a photo of the “weird and strange centerpiece bowl thingy in the kiln in our last post. This started out about three years ago as a Halloween centerpiece/whimsical candy dish…or at least that was my plan. the starting item (from our slip molds) was a oval serving bowl with two added hands (from a ring or glove hand mold in our collection of slip molds) and a bowl (latte bowl mold) then all pieces were fused together with slip acts like welded joint, while they are still wet and formed into? (a work of art hehehe). When we did this I pictured a goully gory red centerpiece with the neighborhood type haunted house skinned grapes (eyeballs) and the cold spaghetti (brains) embellishments. Luckily my mom and sister had better plans and this is the result.
In kiln today
today was a busy shipping day but managed to get a photo of our glaze kiln load today as it cooled down enough to be opened this morning. In the photo we have some “mad Splatter” items again. Some child’s mini tea set items. A large martini bowl. A dispenser. A dear Santa heart plate and a “living the dream” special wedding platter.
First look, a glance inside kiln.
well I thought I’d show you what came out of the glaze firing this morning when the kiln was cool enough to open. Of course we have a snoware item there but we also have the first glimpse of the “mad splatter” line. Couple of deep heart bowls, the huge martini bowl, and the weird and strange centerpiece bowl thingy. I’ve yet to come up with a clever name for that unique piece of art. We will have a complete post on it (top right with the hands holding up bowl) soon. It is always fun to get a glimpse of the kiln we we open up the final firing and thought we would share some of the first views with everyone. Feel free any time to post comments on this post or any post or item by clicking on comments (gray box below) or on the title of any post.