Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Favorites from my last firing
Friday, March 12, 2010
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Monday, March 8, 2010
Winter protection
Had a few inquiries on how I protect my plant during the winter so here it is. I attach 1x4 recycled plastic bender board in 20ft lengths and fasten them every 4ft to the raised bed. The beds are 10ft across so the top of the hoop is about 6ft tall. My main goal is to protect plants from rain.
Once that supports are up I use 6mm poly sheeting to cover leaving the ends open for air circulation. The flow of air through the "tunnel" helps reduce humidity, cold damage and insect infestation
If you don't have raised beds you can lay 4x4 on the ground and attach bender board to them (plants were not left on the ground).
Once that supports are up I use 6mm poly sheeting to cover leaving the ends open for air circulation. The flow of air through the "tunnel" helps reduce humidity, cold damage and insect infestation
If you don't have raised beds you can lay 4x4 on the ground and attach bender board to them (plants were not left on the ground).
Successful bisque fire
Out of 21 pots one cracked unintentionally. These pictured are the smaller (under 7"), my favorite is the one in the middle of the center stack. The way it fissured is beautiful! The larger oval pots (10-12") came out perfect, it was the 12" round the has a significant crack in the bottom. Not bad enough to throw out but not worthy of sale.
The commission pot (10.5" oval) came out without issue and will be stained on Tuesday and fired again on Friday or Saturday. T is so excited to receive this pot for his prized Bursera.
The commission pot (10.5" oval) came out without issue and will be stained on Tuesday and fired again on Friday or Saturday. T is so excited to receive this pot for his prized Bursera.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
21" diameter altered
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
21" diameter
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