This is a spoon rest….that didn’t turn out how I wanted. The shape is pretty nice, but the coloring just didn’t turn out right. I glazed the bottom in emerade and the top in tobacco (maybe?).
Anyways, the tobacco is a matte finish and it looked pretty bad. Uneven coverage and not smooth. So I glazed it again with another brown. It still didn’t look right, so I glazed it, yet again! This time with robin’s egg.
I did an even coat of robin’s egg all over and then Mrs. Susie (our instructor) helped me to drizzle (I almost said to drool it over. :) heehee) the robin’s egg over the handle slightly. I think it turned out pretty good…acceptable at least. I’m not 100% happy with it, but at this point I’m just glad it’s done.
I know not everybody likes the spoon rest. :P My mom politely informed me that it looked like a ladies’ butt.
This is a small jar with a lid. It is about 3”-4” tall. My sister and I both wear retainers and I wanted to make a cute jar to put them in while we are eating instead of a glass on top of the refrigerator. :P I think it looks pretty good. The colors are a little paler than I would have liked…I think I might re-glaze it next week.
Showing posts with label pottery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pottery. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Monday, August 9, 2010
Pottery Pieces
I have been taking a pottery class one day a week and have REALLY been enjoying it! I got a couple of my pieces back and thought I would show y'all. The top one is a butter dish, but I am planning on using it on my desk to hold paper clips or something. It has a lacey imprint with a faint plum color embedded in the indentions. The picture below is a bowl that turned out really well! It is a blueish greenish color and looks fantastic! Not sure what I'm gonna use it for yet...I am also about to start a class that will focus solely on throwing on the wheel. I'm really excited!
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Pottery Bowl Inspiration
![]() |
| image from StudioElan |
![]() |
| image from StudioElan |
![]() |
| image from StudioElan |
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)


