This big mug (350ml) is thrown in at grey clay with spots (Sorring 12684). The lower 1/3 is facet cut. The glaze is burgundy red (Sorring 1362) and the rim is, even if looks green, dipped in slate grey ( Sorring 1318).
Funny combination
Glaze test
Ond layer tenmoku 1347 from Sorring and a second layer of crystal white 1310 from Sorring. It is run at bit.
The plant hanger is fired upside down.
3 glaze test from course with Mette Mops
One dip in sea blue 5552 from Sorring and a second dip in white 1310 from Sorring.
The glaze tends to run. Please note the beautiful crystallizations on the outside.
One dip in sea blue 5552 from Sorring and a second dip on the upper half in white 5915 from Sorring. Notice the beautiful colors it make.
One dip in blue green 1322 from Sorring, and a second dip un the outside in white 5915 from Sorring. It break in beatiful colors and it nearly run.
Trying som glazes
4002 antique gold from Sorring on a white clay and with a little pattern,
4022 kosmo from Sorring, was expected to be a dark blue, but it turned more green out at was a very running glaze. Happy there was a biscuit below.
1342 bluegreen from Sorring. look how beautiful it break to other colors on the edges.
inside is 2494 light old rose from Sorring, and outside is 2515 dark old rose from Sorring.
This one is funny, the first dip was 5489 greygreen from Sorring and the second dip was graphite grey 4082, and look how it turned out beautiful in black and seablue.
Experiments with oxids
A vase where I have pressed leafs and herbs in the wet clay. After the first firing, I have played with som different oxids (chromoxid, ionoxid, copperoxid) ind the marks from the plants and finally I have doused with flax yellow 1349 from Sorring.
After the first firing, this mug i decorated with Copper oxid with a fan brush, ocher , chrom oxid and ion oxid with a larger brush. I have dipped it in old rose glaze 2494 from Sorring and finaly som brush strokes with ion oxid and ocher,
Patinated gold
This mug is glazed in black with patinated gold, it was difficult to take at picture that shows the color.
The glaze is 42315 from Silicanordic burned to 1235 degrees.
Dobbelt glaze
Breakfast bowl
glazed in red mottled 2460 and half of the bowl is glazed with yellow orange 2482 both from Sorring
Waiting for the kiln
Playing with glazes
Clay: 208 Goerge&Schneider
Glaze inside: Scarva Nano Amatyst
Glaze outside: Scarva Nano Purpel
Clay: 208 Goerge&Schneider
Glaze inside: Scarva Nano Cherry
Glaze outside: Scarva Nano Crimson
Flowers made by slip
Clay: 233 Goerge&Schneider
Inside glaze: Sand 42008 from Sorring
Outside glaze: 1 dip in Yellow Orange 2482 Sorring after drying is the upper third dipped in sand 42008 from Sorring.
Clay: 208 Goerge&Schneider
Inside glaze: sand 42008 from Sorring
Outside glaze: The lower part is dipped in sand 42008 Sorring and the upper half in yellow orange 2482 from Sorring, I need to dip the upper part twice in yellow orange to get at proper rim.
Clay: 233 Goerge&Schneider
Inside glaze: Grey 42013 Silicanordic
Outside glaze: one dip in violet 42311 Silicanordic and a second dip in grey 42013 Silicanordic
Clay: 208 Goerge&Schneider
Inside glaze: Crystal 1310 from Sorring mixed with a little deep pink Scarva Nano – I had hoped it would turn out more pink with chrystal effect.
Outside: the upper part is glaze like the inside, the lower part is dipped in Scarva Nano deep pink.
Clay: 208 Goerge&Schneider
Inside glaze: Scarva Nano Thisle
Outside glaze: Scarva Nano in the colors Amatyst and Purpel.
Clay: 208 Goerge&Schneider
Inside glaze: Peppermint 42012 Silicanordic
Outside glaze: One dip in Grey green 5489 Sorring and when it is dried one dip in grey 42013 Silicanordic.
Clay: 208 Goerge&Schneider
Inside glaze: Winterblue 42320 Silicanordic
Outside glaze: one dip in winterblue 43320 Silicanordic and one dip in grey 42013 Silicanordic.
Clay: 233 Goerge&Schneider
Inside glazed with glaze leftovers.
Outside drizzled with following glazes : seablue 42321 Silicanordic, rust reed 1306 Sorring, Yellow orange 2482 Sorring.
Clay: 233 Goerge&Schneider
Inside glazed with seablue 42321 Silicanordic
Outside drizzled with following glazes : seablue 42321 Silicanordic, rust reed 1306 Sorring, Yellow orange 2482 Sorring.
Clay: 233 Goerge&Schneider
Inside glaze: Scarva Nano pale turquise
Outside glaze: Scarva Nano Pine
Clay: 208 Goerge&Schneider
Inside glaze: beige 42313 Silicanordic
Outside glaze: one dip in creme 42009 Silicanordic and a second dip in beige 42313 Silicanordic.
Clay: 208 Goerge&Schneider
inside glaze red mottled 2460 Sorring.
Outside glaze: one dip in red mottled 2460 Sorring and a second dip in yellow orange 2482 Sorring.
Clay: 233 Goerge&Schneider
inside glaze: copper green 1373 Sorring
Outside glaze, the loverpart is glazed with slate grey 1318 Sorring and the upper part is glazed with copper green 1373 Sorring, the colors overlap slightly.
Clay: 208 Goerge&Schneider
inside glaze: 1373 copper green from Sorring
Outside glaze: nephrite green 42312 from Silicanordic
Clay: 233 / 208 Goerge&Schneider
Inside clay: Peppermint 42012
outside glaze: one dip in Winter blue 42320 a second dip in peppermint 42012
WARNING, it turns to a running glaze
Clay: 208 Goerge&Schneider
Inside glaze red mottled 2460 Sorring
Outside glaze: one dip in red mottled 2460 Sorring and a second dip in grey 42013 Silicanordic
Warning – it run
More breakfast bowls
This bowl is about 4,5 dl and is made in clay 933 from Goerge&Schneider. The glaze i copper green 1373 from Sorring.
This bowl is also about 4,5 dl, it is made in recycled clay and it turns out in a grey color. The glaze is an old earth glaze, but I have tried to burn it to stoneware (1235 degrees) and it turned out very nice, it split up in dark blue sides and turquise green bottom.
The color it had on a earthenware firing is on the picture below.
