Showing posts with label electric kiln firing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label electric kiln firing. Show all posts

Friday, February 19, 2010

Links out of the kiln





























The links have finally gone through their first firing. Whew! Many were loaded in the kiln as blank canvases that will now get glazed, some had underglaze that will be left but the most important thing is that they all survived. I can't wait to get some potters and children over to help with the next phase so they can be ready to go on display at Ceramic Showcase at the end of April! More updates to follow...

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Experimenting with Cone 6 oxidation

I've been experimenting with many of the glazes that Pete Pinnell, John Britt and Steven Hill have been publishing lately and getting some terrific results. Thankfully, I was able to install new elements in my kiln, which has improved my firing schedule tremendously. As well as finding a local Cone 6 porcelain with a great glaze fit. I'll post some pictures shortly.

Anyone out there playing with Cone 6 oxidation?

I'd love to hear about your successes!