Sedona Sand

I glazed this bowl with the Sedona Sand that Haley had made, and it didn't turn out awful, which is good. The glaze just looks uneven in some spots, but that would be my bad.

Finished Mario Brick Block

Okay so, about six months later I'm posting the finished version of my cube, all because I just recently found it. The glaze didn't turn out how I had wanted it to, my plan was for it to be a lot lighter and with more red. Otherwise I think that it had turned out fine, the lid isn't completely lined up, but that's okay.

Ceramics 101

http://depts.washington.edu/matseed/mse_resources/Webpage/Ceramics/ceramics.htm

Lost bowl

I honestly just looked in my cubby  today and found this, I made on the wheel a very long time ago, and I was just feeling the color red. So I used some of Haley's Sedona Sand and I hope that it turns out well.

Ann Arbor Art Center Transparent matt

Ball clay               40

Ferro firt #3124   30

Wollastonite         25

Dolomite               5

total                  100

+Copper carbonate 1% for apple green

http://www.yokosekinobove.com/cone-5-and-6-glazes/

Coil Bowl

This coil bowl I was actually really proud of, and I was taking my time with this one as well. But one day when I went back to it it had dried out beyond repair, so I had to start over. I'm excited to see how this project comes out, hopefully I like it.

Finished Broken Cube

Okay, so I already posted the start of this project, before it was glazed. Eventually I got around to glazing it, I didn't seem to finish glazing the cube though, and a couple weeks later I picked it up and just threw another glaze, and hoped that it went well. I mean, I don't think that it looks too bad, it's just a little spotty.