Some wolf pottery!

Here is some wolf pottery! And a small leave cluster for a friend.

The latest accidents:

If I'm completely honest, I have no idea what went wrong. Perhapse I used the wrong glaze? Perhapse glaze and glass don't go too well together if they mix? I suspect I will never know what's happened to these pots, but I will definantly start writing the glaze numbers on the base of my pots so it's easier to double check what Tempreature they need firing at!

An interesting result

These two survived the kiln, however the Insense holder buckled and the small candle holder resembles a piece of burnt toast. Looks like I have some mysteries to solve before I go back onto the studio! 

The glaze

Ive just finished glazing these two beauties! Hover I thought I'd try soe thing alittle different. Insead of leaving the glass smooth, I ruffed it up with a nail brish to get the coloured well mixed. I know the glazes may not mix together, but it's worth a shot! 

The pots have survived the kiln!

The pots have been glazed and survived the Kiln! There are some lovely effects it's the Amber brown and the gloss white glaze. The glass in the bottom of two of the pots has crazed alittle but it all adds to the effect! 

Who remembers these?

Who remembers my wolf ornaments? Looks like this ones got alittle break. I think it's about time I make some more!

Glazed pots!

I have finally got round to glazing and adding glass to my pots. Ive been working closely with the dipglazes and Im electing a great deal of unpredictable results. Never the less, I'm excited to see them once they are fired!

Pottery

My leaf bowl has survived the kiln along with my other creations!