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Glaze experiment gone wrong- I made a shit platter. It’s so bad it cracks me up!!! What’s your best/worst glaze fail??

Not pictured: the bone dry pieces i broke, the plates i still can’t seem to throw right, the very bad lidded jar attempts and the cracked slab built stuff. at least we can get a few pieces we’re proud of throughout the journey!

I’ve tried firing this 3 times to get rid of pinholes, each time adding more. Clearly these don’t work together, but I think at this point I kind of like them in a weird & think I might use it for my Halloween decor? Have you ever used pinholes as a feature?! 🤪 I love the way the color looks after 3 firings too.

Fresh jar, tried something new with the glaze! Was not expecting it to be so drippy, but more of a gradient... What do you think? I am still learning how to glaze & yet the results I see in my head. Included the pre-fired pieces with the glazes before & after the top coat of light flux.

Started my class in January & all I want to make are jars! I had another style but the lid broke before glaze firing. RIP 😢 I want to learn how to make airtight jars next and play around with fancier handles and try all the things.