I know why I do sheep...but where are the chickens coming from????
Anna Branner's Cloth-n-Clay
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
New Design.....
I'm pretty happy with some of my new ideas. But still am working with getting some grassy green (which of course tends to burn off by cone 5). I want to try brushing on my clear glaze as well. Even though I have thinned it down it still can be milky at times.
I know why I do sheep...but where are the chickens coming from????
I know why I do sheep...but where are the chickens coming from????
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Because Chickens are goofy!!! Love your drawings, Anna!! Got to have one of those fenced sheep mugs!! Save one for me and I will pick it up at Montpelier!!! Hugs!
They look great! I love the sheep behind the fences.
Chickens are cool. I had some garden chickens for about 5 years and they were so quirky and funny, that I came to love chicken designs on fabric, embroidery and now ceramic.
Yeah the imprisoned sheep are fab.
Hi Anna. Someone( I think it was Judi Tavil) was posting about clears a while back and said she finally figured out it did better on a fast cycle with no holds on the way back down.The slow cool was causing crystal formation that showed up as milkiness.Worth a try?
Thanks Dennis. I actually am lazy and just use the computer on the kiln when I fire. So it shuts off at temperature and that is that. But I will check the schedule for how quickly it is heating up.
The knitting bowl is so cute!
Hi nice reeading your post
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