Plate is roughly 5.5 inches wide. It has one of my favorite glazes on it. Sold
Confetti
The clay when fired is a beautiful white. I used three colors green, yellow and red. I carefully put the dots on one drop at a time. I did this two layers. Then I finished the piece with a clear layer of glaze over the whole piece.
#3 - Red, yellow, green. Clear glaze. Cone 6.
Toasty Plate
I eat toasty probably once a day. I enjoy hand building these plates. They all vary a little but generally all about the same size.
Flower Pressed
I pulled plants from my yard and pressed them into clay. I then carefully underglaze them and put a thick clear coat over it.
50/50
Little Plate
Rainy Lake - Espresso, Celestial. Cone 6. Sold
Square Origami
Folding clay is tricky.
Abstract
When glazes dry sometimes they leave chips of glaze. I will keep them and sprinkle them on a piece and see what comes out. This was done with Blue Ice and it pooled and managed to make a face like shape with a heart in it.
Leaf Plates
These plates are made from leaves that I find in my yard. Rhubarb, Maple, Hydrangea, etc.
Rhubarb Leaf - Cone 6, Celestial Sold
Rhubarb leaf- small. #7, Cone 6, Celestial
Sgraffito Plate
Country scene