The kitchen has a long list of serving dishes needed. We got a demo and they will get their dishes.
11lb bowl was 7 1/2″ high and 15″ wide at the top.
15lb platter 2 1/2″ high and 18″ wide
12lb bowl 6″ high and 13″ wide at the top
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- Centering and flattening the clay for a platter
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- Rim and ribbed lines
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- Changing shape
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- Finished platter
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- Large 12lb Bowl
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- Pulling the wall of the bowl – photo Jonathan Steele
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- Large 11lb Bowl
We unloaded the salt kiln. All these photos were taken by Alexis Eynon
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- Unloading the salt kiln – photo Alexis Eynon
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- Unloading the salt kiln – photo Alexis Eynon
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- Unloading the salt kiln – photo Alexis Eynon
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- Unloading the salt kiln – photo Alexis Eynon
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- Unloading the salt kiln – photo Alexis Eynon
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- Unloading the salt kiln – photo Alexis Eynon
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- Unloading the salt kiln – photo Alexis Eynon
Then we discussed the firing and USE.
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- Discussing the firing and USE
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- Discussing the firing and USE
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- Discussing the firing and USE
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- Discussing the firing and USE
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- Discussing the firing and USE
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- Discussing the firing and USE
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- Discussing the firing and USE
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- Discussing the firing and USE
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- Discussing the firing and USE
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- Discussing the firing and USE
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- Discussing the firing and USE
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- Discussing the firing and USE
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- Discussing the firing and USE
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- Discussing the firing and USE
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- Discussing the firing and USE
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- Discussing the firing and USE
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- Discussing the firing and USE
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- Discussing the firing and USE – photo Alexis Eynon
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- Discussing the firing and USE – photo Alexis Eynon
Charlotte Lindley Martin Ceramics 