Showing posts with label carving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label carving. Show all posts

29 January, 2013

Day 29

Little ugly plant pot

You can see that I didn't put much effort in this one.
It's a small, ugly cactus pot but I hope for some pretty cactus in it 
so it will make a balance :)

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Honestly,
 I really don't remember what clay this is because I didn't updated blog
exactly the same day
and I forgot it in the meanwhile.
I think it is the brown clay but we will see after the firing. :)

UPDATE: Fired

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25 January, 2013

Day 25


 Pinched flower vase

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UPDATE: Fired vase, unglazed
I will glaze it with the beeswax

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20 January, 2013

Day 20


Hanging birdhouse

I was so enthusiastic about making a birdhouse!
I wanted to make it for a long time but each time when I was going to do it
 the flow took me in some other direction.
I must say that I didn't do any measurements or planning and I didn't  
took into consideration some things like drainage and ventilation.


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This is my first so I forgive myself for
 being careless about those things and I let it be the way it is.
Next time I will make a little research about all the things that I need 
to think about when doing a birdhouse.

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Dried birdhouse

UPDATE: Fired
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18 January, 2013

Day 18

Cactus pot

I started by decorating it with engobe. 
Same as yesterday, I will do some mishima.

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It's not finished yet.

UPDATE: Fired pot
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Same as yesterday, no mishima because 
it was difficult for me to sand the surface cause this clay is with chamotte and it started to break on the spots where I carved it. 



15 January, 2013

Day 15


Carved pot

I mixed together brown and pink clay and started with some simple shape.
I liked it that way so I left it to dry.
When it almost completely dried
 I decided to do some carving. 
Lucky me. 

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It turned out just fine but I could save some time and effort 
by doing it in a leather hard stage.
It would be soooo much easier. 

UPDATE: Fired pot

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