Hello Dianna, good to see you and a video again. Happy to hear the kiln maintenance was successful. You made such nice things again. The Mississippi items are pritty. The bells and mugs too. The rain stick is a good one! I would like to see how you make these. The things inside are dropping slowly, that you hear. There must be something in it that holds them from falling to fast. Hope your next video comes sooner then 3 month 😅 👋 bye Sheila
@BrokenArrowPottery
Ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing! Your owls & bell windchimes are so cute & your rain stick has the nicest sound. Cheers!
@Ellen.s.atelier
Ай бұрын
First time watcher! Glad I found you! Lovely pieces, learning a lot also! ❤ Thank you for sharing.
@caroljordan2886
Ай бұрын
Thank you for explaining the glazes ❤️🕊
@micheledickey4066
Ай бұрын
Great kiln load. Glad you were able to get your kiln maintenance done. I love the bells and the the owls! I haven’t watched Jess’s video on the rain stick but wow yours is just amazing!!! I just love the chicken platters too. Looks like the ancient copper is really dark, is it the new ancient copper? I’m so worried it’s just not the same as before.
@diannasmudshop8611
Ай бұрын
@@micheledickey4066 thanks for watching. And, I’m still using the older formula of Ancient copper. It fired to a good cone 6 and looks beautiful.. it did get that copper effect. The owls were an experiment using my 2” barrel hand held extruder with a new die ( littlechiptools.com/ ) that fits on the outside of the barrel..made 2 1/2” cylinder..then I bellied out a bit more to make them 3”. Have a blessed day
@micheledickey4066
Ай бұрын
@@diannasmudshop8611 That’s good to know. It looked a little dark to me. I have a similar extruder but haven’t gotten around to ordering the little chip dies. I love your idea!
@lindaking8035
Ай бұрын
Nice pieces! Curious as to how you made the rain stick?
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