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A cracked plate

After missing a week of pottery (the studio was closed for a week), I've found a cracked plate. It was a little sad because it was a decent plate. Too bad I didn't run a wire underneath two weeks ago. So, the bottom was still stuck to the bat and the pot was shrinking while it dries. Therefore, this big "S" crack formed. Oh well, at least one of them survived. The good thing is that I was able to make 2 more plates and 2 bowls. And yes, I did run a wire underneath the 2 plates. So, hopefully, no more "S" crack accidents.

Some more pictures (these pots are made from mid-cal 0 clay):

Plate glazed with Harvest Gold
The same plate with good food. Nice picture from Kevin E. and Yu.



Purple mug



2 mugs with glazed with Mysterious Blue and sponged on Randy's Red

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