Two bottles dipped in Gold Shino glaze. I love them both, but the one on the left I love more and the one on the right, I can see myself in it! Made on the wheel.

When you shake the colourful balls, they rattle, jingle, shake. They all sound a little different I guess because of the thickness of the walls and the size of the ball on the inside. I made them on the wheel and just dripped glaze on. The cake stands were also made on the wheel and just assembled after, glazed with bone.

This is actually my first lidded form. I'm proud of how well it fits... well not perfect but its decent, but I would love to practice more lidded forms. The bottle in the middle composed of the three spheres was actually an idea I've always had in my mind, now that it's out I'm happy. The one on the right is just some other squatty bottle thing.

The one on the left was glazed with celedon. The two on the right are patin green. I love the one on the far right, its like a perfect straight roundy sides but perfectly wiggly on top. If only i knew how I made it, lols.

Had to make a set of three using coloured clay. Made a cone of white clay and a coil of black clay, spiraled the black around the white and pressed it in then made my pots off the hump.

I really was craving applesauce, but prefer to make my own because its thicker and more tasty and not like a really mushy drippy baby food.

sorry for somewhat blur photos

I peeled 24 Gala apples.



Cut into quarters and cored.



Sliced.


Find a pot they will fit in.... if too full hunt for another pot.


Add about 1 cup of water per 12 apples, 1 teaspoon ish of cinnamon and 1/2 cup ish of brown sugar. You can always add more once everything is done cooking.


Cook for maybe 30 to 45 minutes until desired softness. Stir occasionally. There will be a lot of juice, but it'll eventually just be part of the applesauce.


Let me know if you have any questions.

I started using the wheel January 2008 and used it for about semester. Here are two pots that I made, the one on the left is from January and the one on the right from May. Thats about 5 months of work and look at the improvement. From a boring slightly straight shape with thick walls and no foot. To a better curved shaped, a foot and white on the inside, I think the white makes it look more appetizing and also usable.



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When I first made these I thought they were rather large and could be noodle bowls, but some how they shrank. lols. So now they are slightly larger cereal bowls



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I made these for the fun of it as I always do. The cups kind of were meant to go together and the bowls just ended up working well so i glazed them good colours that match.




I think of the middle teal bowl as perfect for 3 small scoops of ice cream.

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This was my first attempt at making a teapot, its hand built, a little too small to actually use... and first attempt at some small bottle forms. They are all glazed in the same colour so I just clumped them together, moss agate.



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