Aug/Sept Finished Work

For this mug I used low fire white clay with graple glaze. The hardest part was flattening the bottom of the inside because my hand didn't fit without tearing it. If I did it again i would make sure the handle is below the rim so it can sit without wobbling when placed upside down.

This piece was made of low fire white clay with blue, red and green under glaze with a grey and white glaze along with several glass beads on the inside. The hardest part was standing up the diving board with a stand that wasn't too visible. If I did it again I would remember to use a clear glaze over the spots i used under glaze.

This lemon pinch pot with a lid was made of low fire white clay with a yellow and green glaze. The hardest part was having the lid line up with the base on both sides. If I did it again I would round the bottom of the base a bit more so that it looks more natural and more like a lemon.

My pirate face was made with B-Mix clay with a pink, blue, and brown underglaze with a black glaze. The hardest part of this piece was learning how to give the face depth in some locations like the lips, eyes and nose. If I did it again I would use clear glaze over the whole thing.

My two pinch pots put together is made of low fire white with a red glaze. It was really sad when the lip of it broke off but I managed to sand away the shattered edge and keep the piece alive. If i were to do it again I would make it bigger and easier to hold.

This tray was made of low fire white clay with a green glaze. I made this piece for me and Mikey when we first discovered our MnM signature idea for our pieces. The hardest part was flattening the corners so that it wouldnt wobble. If I did it again I would write out the letters in a different way so that they popped a bit more.