Insomnia Pottery Workshop

Saturday, February 27, 2010

Some other handbuilt pottery....

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Here are some really big jars that are handbuilt. The shoulder and lids for these are thrown and added later.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Making a Reliquary, Part 1

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This week, I am beginning an interesting new ceramic piece. I am making a latex texture mat, which has text and imagery that will be incorp...
Thursday, February 18, 2010

Step 9 - Finishing the Handle

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Here's where we left off in the last post, just having gently pressed the new, soft handle onto the scored spot that was prepared before...

Step 8 - Pulling the Handle

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Here, I am holding the cup with its' handle stub attached perpendicular to the floor. What you can't see is that my right hand is i...
Friday, February 12, 2010

Step 7 - Attaching the Handle

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I can hear the groans about pulled handles resounding through cyberspace. Potters, this can be learned easily with practice. Start with som...
Thursday, February 11, 2010

Step 6 - Measuring and Attaching the Bottom

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I have a set of nifty little round cutters - Ateco brand - that I purchased at a cookware store in Portland. I'm sure you could get them...
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Step 5 - Making a Cylinder from the Cup Blank

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I use a section of paper mailing tube to "train" the cup blank to be round. I don't wrap the blank around the mailing tube, I ...
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Ginger Steele
Ginger Steele is a self-taught potter craftswoman, living in western Oregon. Her current clay work is salt-fired stoneware. She has been a professional horticulturist since 1976, the year she founded New Leaf Greenhouse, Inc., a producer of annual and perennial flowers, herbs, hanging baskets, and organic vegetables. Finished pottery can be seen at www.insomniapottery.com.
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