Wood Fired Ceramics by Bill Perrine (Split-Fire Pottery)
Re: Wood Fired Ceramics by Bill Perrine (Split-Fire Pottery)
I have new things to share. I've put a bunch in my shop but thought you might like to see some here. I like this teapot, well balanced, pours excellent




Then here's a few tea cups



I'm planning one more firing around the beginning of December. Can't wait to try the new kiln again!
Cheers,
Bill




Then here's a few tea cups



I'm planning one more firing around the beginning of December. Can't wait to try the new kiln again!
Cheers,
Bill
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Re: Wood Fired Ceramics by Bill Perrine (Split-Fire Pottery)
I am starting my annual 20% off sale until Christmas. I am not doing Art Mart this year so I will have a lot to list for this sale this year. This is one of the two sales I have every year, the other later in the spring. Enter SAVE20 at check out.
http://www.etsy.com/shop/splitfirepottery
P.S. That tea bowl just above this just sold already to a teachat friend!
http://www.etsy.com/shop/splitfirepottery
P.S. That tea bowl just above this just sold already to a teachat friend!
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Re: Wood Fired Ceramics by Bill Perrine (Split-Fire Pottery)
I just completed my first "real" firing. The other one in October was a workshop where many people were involved in the firing. This one was 19 hours and I put cone 12 over completely. I have included a couple of pics from the firing and one quick pic from a still very warm kiln. I have quite a few tea ware items

What some people don't realize is that wood kilns have a neutral carbon foot print. They put back the same amount the tree roots took out of the soil. The particles are heavy and fall back to the ground and are recycled by the new plants and trees, as told to me by a chemistry professor.


The last hours of firing...

The turquoise came out stunner!
I'll be back with more... oh and everything is 20% off until Christmas...

What some people don't realize is that wood kilns have a neutral carbon foot print. They put back the same amount the tree roots took out of the soil. The particles are heavy and fall back to the ground and are recycled by the new plants and trees, as told to me by a chemistry professor.


The last hours of firing...

The turquoise came out stunner!
I'll be back with more... oh and everything is 20% off until Christmas...
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Re: Wood Fired Ceramics by Bill Perrine (Split-Fire Pottery)
Whew ... that looks HOT!!!
... a bit of an understatement I am sure ...
... a bit of an understatement I am sure ...
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Re: Wood Fired Ceramics by Bill Perrine (Split-Fire Pottery)
Hi everyone,
Sorry to have been "gone" so long. I had a terrible accident...slipped and fell and had my 900# trailer land on me and I broke 5 ribs and my shoulder blade. OUCH!!!
I started catching up with all the work I had started earlier in the winter and just fired 19 1/4 hours. Friday (7:00am) to part of Saturday morning (3:15am).
I have pictures!




More to come
Sorry to have been "gone" so long. I had a terrible accident...slipped and fell and had my 900# trailer land on me and I broke 5 ribs and my shoulder blade. OUCH!!!
I started catching up with all the work I had started earlier in the winter and just fired 19 1/4 hours. Friday (7:00am) to part of Saturday morning (3:15am).
I have pictures!




More to come
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Re: Wood Fired Ceramics by Bill Perrine (Split-Fire Pottery)
Here's little tea bowl with an oni shino on it... Beautiful crackle up close.



When the sun comes back out, I have a few more tea bowls to share with you guys.
Cheers!



When the sun comes back out, I have a few more tea bowls to share with you guys.
Cheers!
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