Carol Tripp on wed 29 oct 03
Ok, we are discussing footringing plates and footringing in general so
could we expand the discussion to talk about glazing inside the footring or
not? And how this may vary with the type of pot, e.g footringed plates vs
footringed mugs, one is glazed and the other not. Or all are glazed...
Any thoughts?
Best regards,
Carol
Dubai, UAE
BTW Hank, your roller is wonderful. My son just discovered a "way cool" use
for it until I made him stop; rollering ants. Crunch 'n go.
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Lois Ruben Aronow on wed 29 oct 03
On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 10:27:17 +0000, you wrote:
>Ok, we are discussing footringing plates and footringing in general so
>could we expand the discussion to talk about glazing inside the footring=
or
>not? And how this may vary with the type of pot, e.g footringed plates =
vs
>footringed mugs, one is glazed and the other not. Or all are glazed...
>Any thoughts?
>
I do glaze the inside. I have tried it both ways, and, to me, it
looks more "finished" with the underside glazed.
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Liz Willoughby on wed 29 oct 03
Carol, my pots are all glazed inside the footring. I use a ruler to
place across the footring to make sure there is enough space there,
so the glaze does not touch the shelf. For me it is a matter of
aesthetics, and choice, plus the tactile quality of the piece. I
fire mostly porcelain, C/10 reduction.
Meticky Liz from Grafton.
>Ok, we are discussing footringing plates and footringing in general so
>could we expand the discussion to talk about glazing inside the footring or
>not? And how this may vary with the type of pot, e.g footringed plates vs
>footringed mugs, one is glazed and the other not. Or all are glazed...
>Any thoughts?
>
>Best regards,
>Carol
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logan johnson on wed 29 oct 03
Hey carol in dubai,
have your son throw a little powderd clay and spray wome water with a spray bottle and let him make fossels!!! ; ) big wink!!!
Carol Tripp wrote:
Ok, we are discussing footringing plates and footringing in general so
could we expand the discussion to talk about glazing inside the footring or
not? And how this may vary with the type of pot, e.g footringed plates vs
footringed mugs, one is glazed and the other not. Or all are glazed...
Any thoughts?
Best regards,
Carol
Dubai, UAE
BTW Hank, your roller is wonderful. My son just discovered a "way cool" use
for it until I made him stop; rollering ants. Crunch 'n go.
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Russel Fouts on thu 30 oct 03
Carol
>> Ok, we are discussing footringing plates and footringing in general so
could we expand the discussion to talk about glazing inside the footring or
not? And how this may vary with the type of pot, e.g footringed plates vs
footringed mugs, one is glazed and the other not. Or all are glazed... Any
thoughts? <<
Aside from practical reasons, it's really a nice detail to find the inside
of the footring glazed. Especially if the potter has added a bit of
decoration there or continued the decoration down into it.
Russel
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