I got a kick out of my trip meter when I was getting out of my car tonight.
I threw another pot for the upcoming wood firing at Hal and Corine's. It took me three tries since I was in a hurry and kept messing it up. Third time's the charm, eh?
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Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Saturday, August 18, 2012
August 9 - Thursday mileage hats and pots
I was sitting at a traffic light (I do that a lot) in Hickory when I looked down and noticed my mileage. Interesting number.
In the evening I went to Clayworks (something else I do a lot) and after Julie's class left, Justin showed up to trim his large bowl. He didn't like the way it came out and thought about making a hat. We both agreed that it was quite fetching.
I threw some pots from recycled clay and it was such a short batch (it had no plasticity and tore easily) that I had to rib it on the inside and outside to make it stand up. I was originally going for a more "organic" shape, but was forced to make more traditional forms because of the double ribbing. I guess potters in the old days must have had short clay which caused them to make the forms that we consider traditional. Oh well, I got it to work with a lot of patience.
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In the evening I went to Clayworks (something else I do a lot) and after Julie's class left, Justin showed up to trim his large bowl. He didn't like the way it came out and thought about making a hat. We both agreed that it was quite fetching.
I threw some pots from recycled clay and it was such a short batch (it had no plasticity and tore easily) that I had to rib it on the inside and outside to make it stand up. I was originally going for a more "organic" shape, but was forced to make more traditional forms because of the double ribbing. I guess potters in the old days must have had short clay which caused them to make the forms that we consider traditional. Oh well, I got it to work with a lot of patience.
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Hickory,
Justin,
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