
It looks better than I thought it would look. The top isn't pictured here because I took the picture at school and I'd already brought the top home. JewishGuy says it looks like an old oil lamp.
I try really hard to make clean lines with the glaze and get annoyed when it's all sloppy, but I like how it turns out when it's not clean, so from now on I'm not stressing.
Two more bowls:


I am surprised at how much everything shrank. I know they say 12% but that doesn't sound like so much. It is, though. So today in the studio I made 7 mugs and they are enormous so hopefully after the whole process is over they will be usable-sized.
2 comments:
The teapot does look like an oil lamp, but it's just adorable. If I'm allowed to put dibs on it, then I do.
Everything is just amazing - looks so professional!
The teapot no longer looks like Babar. Which is both good and bad.
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