Uploaded September 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
In the last video, I showed a piece of pottery too big to fit in my kiln. Since I was going to have to do a special firing, I made two additional pieces to fire with the first. On one of the pots, I got carried away with attachments, and ended up not being able to fit it all in one firing. I ended up doing two bisque and two glaze firings to complete them.
By wrapping a slab around a tube form and a throwing a pair of "bowls", you can make really large pieces quite easily. The big take away here is to make sure you don't make things bigger than your kiln.
I hope you enjoy. Please leave me a comment and be sure to subscribe.
In the last video, I showed a piece of pottery too big to fit in my kiln. Since I was going to have to do a special firing, I made two additional pieces to fire with the first. On one of the pots, I got carried away with attachments, and ended up not being able to fit it all in one firing. I ended up doing two bisque and two glaze firings to complete them.
By wrapping a slab around a tube form and a throwing a pair of "bowls", you can make really large pieces quite easily. The big take away here is to make sure you don't make things bigger than your kiln.
I hope you enjoy. Please leave me a comment and be sure to subscribe.
