Showing posts with label hanging pot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hanging pot. Show all posts

25 September, 2013

Day 76



Textured hanging planter/luminary


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This is fired
It is salmon and white color clay, mixed.




20 February, 2013

12 February, 2013

Day 43

                                                                 

Hanging pinch pot from the leftovers

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26 January, 2013

Day 26



Hanging candle holder

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This turned out a little funny. 
It has a big hole for the candle from the backside 
and on the top you can see a hole for attaching a twine or something else
so it can hang.

14 January, 2013

Day 14


Hanging pink cactus pot


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UPDATE: Fired pot
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13 January, 2013

Day 13

Hanging luminary

This will be a pinch pot luminary.
I've gone too far with decorating surface on this one. Again.
I punched two big holes from the side so it can hang also.
I'm not much satisfied with this one.
Too much of everything.

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UPDATE: Fired luminary
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07 January, 2013

Day 7


Hanging plant pot or candle holder?

Basic shape from the white clay.
I created simple surface texture and I highlighted it with engobes.
This will be a hanging pinch pot 
therefore I punched holes from the side.
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 It can be a pot for some lovely cactus 
or maybe a holder for a candle.

UPDATE: After the firing

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03 January, 2013

Day 3


Hanging luminary

I love to work with pink clay. 
It has 40 % of chamotte so it's a little bit hard to shape in the beginning
but when you get a grip on it it's quite easy.
Chamotte clay dries faster than the regular clay 
and sometimes that's really good thing, especially when you're
 impatient or you don't have time to wait for it to become the leather hard.
I added some decorations in white clay and after I finished with it
 the clay was hard enough so I started to punch holes. 
I wanted to do something simple but...
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I was so into it that I exaggerated with all the holes and the texture in general.
 Not only that,
                                  I also added some manganese oxide to some of the decorations. 
                                           I intended this pinch pot to be hanging candle holder.
 I will leave it unglazed.

UPDATE: 
Fired piece without the decoration
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I didn't attach them very well and this pink clay dries a little bit faster from the white
so it fell off in the process of drying.
Nevermind, it looks just fine the way it is.