So the reduction is causing more of a blushing of red, or is it more than that.
Looks like there are solutions, right. Although a blushing is not really a bad thing.
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Re: Little Pig Tea pots & Other addictions
I am sorry, Jean Ann, I am a little slow on the uptake on these things.
So the reduction is causing more of a blushing of red, or is it more than that.
Looks like there are solutions, right. Although a blushing is not really a bad thing.
So the reduction is causing more of a blushing of red, or is it more than that.
Looks like there are solutions, right. Although a blushing is not really a bad thing.
Jul 21st 10 3:34 am
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Re: Little Pig Tea pots & Other addictions
Hey Chip!Chip wrote:I am sorry, Jean Ann, I am a little slow on the uptake on these things.
So the reduction is causing more of a blushing of red, or is it more than that.
Looks like there are solutions, right. Although a blushing is not really a bad thing.
Yes the reduction was the cause of the blushing and yes the solution suggested by R and J should keep the green--well green
I can do that. It will just take a little more time as these little critters are quite demanding in that department.
Best,
JA as Littlepig
Re: Little Pig Tea pots & Other addictions
jean
wow.
love the texture glaze combo on your recent tea pots
wow !
can you please share about the process ? i'm very, very curious !
WOnDERFUL !
cory
wow.
love the texture glaze combo on your recent tea pots
wow !
can you please share about the process ? i'm very, very curious !
WOnDERFUL !
cory
Aug 30th 10 1:43 am
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Re: Little Pig Tea pots & Other addictions
Bad little pig! and so sorry cory. I see you have posted in my thread some time ago and somehow I missed it. As to the texture of my teapots I have made press molds from the hedge apple. It takes two halves to make a tea pot. In short I press them together, cut out the lid then add the rest of the elements.bonjiri wrote:jean
wow.
love the texture glaze combo on your recent tea pots
wow !
can you please share about the process ? i'm very, very curious !
WOnDERFUL !
cory
Glazing? They are layered. I begin with a neutral ash and spray/layer other glazes with color over. Firing is reduction cone 10.
As to what I've been doing lately--so sorry my teapots still wait for me. I figure I shall get back to them after my little exhibit at Rosewood (Kettering Ohio). It is a series of sculptural worms. You can find details at http://littlepigpottery.blogspot.com/
Best
Re: Little Pig Tea pots & Other addictions
incredible !!!! I love the texture and little feet too !Littlepig2 wrote:Hey ho! Here it is mid July already and I am such a slow poke. Here are a couple images of my latest hedge apple tea pots just out of the kiln.
You will find a few more pictures on http://www.flickr.com/photos/littlepigpottery/ I have yet to list any of them. If you have questions and/or are interested in procuring one please DM me.
