This evening I unloaded the kiln. These are the votive candle holders I made for my friend Lynda. She is giving them to the volunteers who have been with Hospice for 10 years, as a Thank you gift. I also unloaded a pitcher I made for a customer, but boohoo, the blue ran and stuck to the kiln shelf. I will have to glaze another later this week. This is the reason I have thought about giving up this blue. It runs too much. Today we went to the Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia with my Husband, Son & Mom. We just wanted to get outside and enjoy the beautiful weather.Sunday, April 11, 2010
Votives
This evening I unloaded the kiln. These are the votive candle holders I made for my friend Lynda. She is giving them to the volunteers who have been with Hospice for 10 years, as a Thank you gift. I also unloaded a pitcher I made for a customer, but boohoo, the blue ran and stuck to the kiln shelf. I will have to glaze another later this week. This is the reason I have thought about giving up this blue. It runs too much. Today we went to the Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia with my Husband, Son & Mom. We just wanted to get outside and enjoy the beautiful weather.
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Those candle votives are really pretty. The colors are so fun. Sorry about your pitcher.
I unloaded a glaze kiln today and My blue ran too. It didn't stick because I "just" did kiln wash. I lucked out.
Thanks, Lucky you. I saw your pieces with the blue. Luckily they still can be used. Mine ran so much that I couldn't have used it either way.
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