Hi, so nice to come across your blog. Love the pots you are making for your plants. I came from Anthony Foo's blog since you mentioned you handbuild and like Black Mountain and Cassius - I love the dark clays too. Did you fire your Black Mountain paperclay pots posted below yet? I am curious how did you add the paper and what type did you use? I am anxious to try paperclay myself as I handbuild too. Interesting, did you say you assemble your pieces when they are almost dry? I have never tried this. I look forwarding to reading more of your posts. I'll add you to my blogroll. Thanks.
Thank you for the kind words Linda! I think I have about 10 or so black mountain pclay pots to bisque, will fire on Friday and report back. There are so many that make pots for C&S and wanted to try to create something different. BTW, I'm preparing some cassius pclay this week.
Just finished 3 slab pots, the smallest is 3" square, the largest is 12" and is 4" deep
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Hi, so nice to come across your blog. Love the pots you are making for your plants. I came from Anthony Foo's blog since you mentioned you handbuild and like Black Mountain and Cassius - I love the dark clays too. Did you fire your Black Mountain paperclay pots posted below yet? I am curious how did you add the paper and what type did you use? I am anxious to try paperclay myself as I handbuild too. Interesting, did you say you assemble your pieces when they are almost dry? I have never tried this. I look forwarding to reading more of your posts. I'll add you to my blogroll. Thanks.
I broused the rest of your blog and had my questions answered. You have some really spectacular pots and unique glazes - going back to read more, thx.
Thank you for the kind words Linda!
I think I have about 10 or so black mountain pclay pots to bisque, will fire on Friday and report back. There are so many that make pots for C&S and wanted to try to create something different. BTW, I'm preparing some cassius pclay this week.
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