Tom Coleman Platter
Nested Bowls
Chris Gustin Bowl
Platter with slip
Bowl with decals-
(Alleghany Meadows photo below)-
STUDENTS/TASKS/BLOG/I-BOOK
-Photograph all work in progress
-Put anything you have to be bisqued in the kiln room.
-Glaze as soon as possible. I would like to fire the gas kiln (ASAP!)
If you are working on-
-Bottles: Set of 3 (All must be trimmed)
-One piece enclosed forms with lids Set of three that look related (Lid must fit!)
-Bowls: Set of six that stack and match exactly. Same size foot rings, height.
-Plates: Set of 6 Must stack. Same size footring. Same glaze. Make sure all plates get put --in the same firing. ( Why do you think that is important?) If you don't know, come talk with me-
(Alleghany Meadows photo below)-STUDENTS/TASKS/BLOG/I-BOOK
-Photograph all work in progress
-Put anything you have to be bisqued in the kiln room.
-Glaze as soon as possible. I would like to fire the gas kiln (ASAP!)
If you are working on-
-Bottles: Set of 3 (All must be trimmed)
-One piece enclosed forms with lids Set of three that look related (Lid must fit!)
-Bowls: Set of six that stack and match exactly. Same size foot rings, height.
-Plates: Set of 6 Must stack. Same size footring. Same glaze. Make sure all plates get put --in the same firing. ( Why do you think that is important?) If you don't know, come talk with me-
Platters- 6 Do not need to match. Must be at least 8 pounds. Throw on plaster bats so they release easily. Rotate when drying (up and down) so they dry evenly.
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