GOING POTTY
I had a touch of bad attitude Sunday, just feeling tired and overwhelmed – I suppose I finally ran out of adrenaline after running on it all week, so I took a field trip to the pottery studio for a couple of hours. After some enthusiastic wedging, I settled down and began a new coiled pot. Class meets this morning, so I’ll get some feedback on what works and what doesn’t on this particular project. I remembered to bring the fancy camera to take a photo of the acorn I started last week.
It needs a little fine tuning, I think.
Trying to decide, should I glaze true to nature or go for something more whimsical, like blue or purple?
A peek at the pot I started Sunday. I can’t decide if it needs a little fine tuning or not.
Clunks for a windclunk I randomly started
(I call them clunks because they don’t chime like glass, they clunk)
After glazing with Rhodes Turquoise
Excited to see their true color after firing!
ON, THEN OFF THE NEEDLES
I swatched the handspun yesterday, take a look –
I’ll keep practicing.
Very little is needed to make a happy life. Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, Meditations
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