But wait - There's more!

This is actually a pretty small amount of pottery from one class but I had to miss two weeks of it and I'm not sad about them. 

I love the stuff I made in my Wheel 2 class. 

I do want to plug the MSCR pottery classes to anyone in Madison WI. 

I learned so much! 

As I mentioned in an earlier post, my awesome teacher helped me with bowls. My challenge has always been that they collapse. She gave me some pointers and I made some bowls that worked! 

This is the biggin'. Isn't it pretty? 

Drip drip. Great glaze. I don't know from glaze but I feel like this one is dreamy.

 I made three little-ish bowls to practice the curve and I dig them, deeply. I had lots of fun glazing them too.

These innards...they show my rookie status and I'm totally comfortable with that. 

I, for sure, used too much glaze but I think they wear it well. Luckily they didn't drip all over the kiln shelf.

I practiced the curve on these vases. I love making lil bud vases. 

And again, my magnum opus. Because you should look at it again. You GET to look at it again. 

Hi pretty.

Rotund

I knew when I took this pot off of the wheel that it was the best thing I'd ever made. It's so balanced and rotund and I love the proportions.

So, after I took the picture, I cropped the rest out so I could just look at it and vibe.

As far as pots go, it's a little one. This would be really impressive if it was BIG. But, I'm easily impressed, so it's fine with me.

I love the glaze, which is a fake ash glaze. Please don't ask me to elaborate. 

I can't. 

It looks like avocado skin.

The inside is a lovely blue but the neck is so skinny that you can't see much of what's going on in there.

All that's left is adding a flower. 

I will soon and I'll post that to IG: @jenniferdyes...on the off chance that you didn't come here from there.