It never fails. The successful rate for plates has always been 3 out of 4. I guess consistency is a good thing.
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4 comments:
Damn plates! So simple in form yet so tricky!
Those plate molds look really neat .. and .. Oh my goodness! .. that blue pitcher is going to be gorgeous. I can't wait to see the finished product!
Your plates are lovely, Chi! I love the fluting around the edges and drat those darn cracks...
Very sweet, and you know I love that scallopy-y thing.
If you are having lots of cracking problems with plates, you should try to compress the clay more when you are centering and dry slowly. Cracks begone!
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