The actual name of the course has "architecture" somewhere in the title, so I reckoned my chimneypots would fit right in. Though I'd also love to do something with slabs ... a "
spooky corner" perhaps, developing those made during the foundation course some years back.
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Demo of adding yummy textures to slabs |
The textile proto-pots have been
in the making for some weeks, and I took a selection to re-acquaint myself with the technicalities of dipping. The pot of porcelain slip is only about a third full and quite thick, but let's see how it turns out.
As for the pots - some of these went under this week -
The drip-dry stage is accomplished with the help of thread, sticks, and tubes -
One little pot is left standing on its own - the rest are on a high shelf, drying out till next week.
Meanwhile, more pots are "under the needle" - perhaps subconsciously affected by my drawing last Tuesday -
I always enjoy your quirky little pots and further insight into their making is always a pleasure. I'm fascinated by the last one still 'under the needle'. It has a lovely texture and delicate form. Will this also be dipped or will it stay as is?
ReplyDeleteI love these pots! Can't wait to see what they become and how they develop for this course.
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