Tuesday it was back to throwing empty bowls.
Clayworks is committed to providing 300 bowls for the event and we just keep chugging. I have a bunch of bowls awaiting glazing and a bunch more to make. Several good things come out of this endeavor. We help support the
Second Harvest Food Bank, we get to refine our bowl-making skills, and we get to try out new glaze combinations. It's a win/win/win.
I am enjoying throwing the bowls. When I've finished, I trim the bottoms and using the existing clay, throw a foot ring which I smooth and burnish with my fingers. I think it adds a more professional looking foot.
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Bisqued bowls awaiting glaze. |
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Bowls I trimmed tonight. |
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Signature.
(One dot, then two dots means 2012.) |
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