Pots from the Rogue Potters Kiln
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Pots from the Rogue Potters Kiln
Last edited by Randy_Davis on Mon May 13, 2013 6:54 pm; edited 1 time in total
Randy_Davis- Member
Re: Pots from the Rogue Potters Kiln
Very nice, Randy. I like the colors and the snakes. The concept of no holes for a bald cypress is a good idea. Wish I had one.
John
John
John Lee- Member
Re: Pots from the Rogue Potters Kiln
My compliments Randy.
These pots are very creative. I especially like the design on the second pot.
You have done very well for your first attempt.
What cone do you fire?
Cheers,
Paul
These pots are very creative. I especially like the design on the second pot.
You have done very well for your first attempt.
What cone do you fire?
Cheers,
Paul
pjkatich- Member
Re: Pots from the Rogue Potters Kiln
pjkatich wrote:My compliments Randy.
What cone do you fire?
Cheers,
Paul
Well thank you very much Paul! Comming from an excellent potter like you thats quite a complement indeed. The pots are reduction fired to cone 10 in a natural gas updraft kiln. I'm anxious to do some pots in our new Soda kiln too so I'll have to get busy fiddle'n with clay.
Randy
Randy_Davis- Member
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