
All guns a blazing :) this is our chimney puffing away about half way through our 16 hour firing.

We wait for two days to let the kiln cool down at a nice pace, then we get to start removing bricks & revealing the results. This is always an exciting time.

The results were good :) sorry about the faded photographs as the it was a very sunny day & caused problems trying to take pics.

These are some of
Alan's last pieces as we have been putting a couple in each firing as we
don't want to put all the eggs in one basket (just
in case).

Here are some of my mice looking happy & fat, celebrating a
successful firing :)
lovely mice nicola, i do love the bowls fired together yummy touch on the outers..
ReplyDeletelooks like the firing went well... love the matte-ish glaze on those big pitchers
ReplyDeleteYeah thats a lovely glaze, it's a granite glaze that's quaried at Bonaw quary, just about 5 miles from us at the pottery :)
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