The kiln was unloaded Thursday and I brought most of the items to the market today- not everything because I knew I would be spending time tweaking my display.
The yellow bird thing is a wall piece made with a darker clay than I usually use. I normally only use this clay for pieces like this that have a large unglazed area. It is so much richer looking than my regular clay. It would interfere with the look of most of my glazes though, which is why I don't use it much.
This is a close-up of the texture on the wall sconce. The pattern is from scrapbook paper I pressed on the clay. It is highlighted with a black engobe- turns dark blue under this gray-white glaze.
Mug with a new favorite glaze-Jade Green, and another new glaze on the french butter crock. I don't know what to call it. I have experimented quite a bit with the base glaze and have come up with some good colors. I especially like this one and already have plans for using it more.
On the fern piece, I like the dimension in this glaze a lot. It can be a bit tricky to apply, so not as useful as some others. I will give this wall piece a copper wire for hanging
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