Tuesday 6 May 2014

Floral (dahlia) inspired stoneware garden pieces

And here are the finished fired pieces that I was glazing at the weekend. Unfortunately they are not good enough to be able to sell, some cracks and bits fallen off (which are disguised in the photos!) But they are good enough as prototypes now I have worked out the best way to build them so they hold up during the firing processes.

Here's the one with aqua-blue glass detail...

Ceramic stoneware floral decorative piece with aqua blue glass
Ceramic stoneware floral decorative piece with aqua blue glass
Ceramic stoneware floral decorative piece with aqua blue glass - detail
Ceramic stoneware floral decorative piece with aqua blue glass - detail
And the 'antique' pink one...

Ceramic stoneware floral decorative piece with pink glass
Ceramic stoneware floral decorative piece with pink glass
Ceramic stoneware floral decorative piece with pink glass - detail
Ceramic stoneware floral decorative piece with pink glass - detail
And finally here's some detail of the glaze - taken with my squidcam macro lens. The glaze reacts well with this clay and shows some of the buff colour and reacts with the iron(?) in the grog to give a speckled effect. It also shows a delicate crackle when seen close up.

Semi-opaque off white glaze on grogged crank clay
Semi-opaque off white glaze (Potterycrafts P227) on grogged crank clay


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