The same glaze as was used in the previous post, but now with more turquoise vibrancy. I like that it hasn't lost the subtleties of the original with its dark speckles. I'm very pleased with the effect, and I think the glaze works well with the recycled glass in the bottom. I've been trying to get a tropical sea effect, and so I've named this one Caribbean. This seemed like an appropriate shape for it- a water droplet shaped bowl. The great British summer is living up to its wet reputation at the moment, so I'm trying to add a little tropical colour to life! As always, if you're reading this, feel free to give your opinion...
Sunday, 1 June 2008
Here it is!
The same glaze as was used in the previous post, but now with more turquoise vibrancy. I like that it hasn't lost the subtleties of the original with its dark speckles. I'm very pleased with the effect, and I think the glaze works well with the recycled glass in the bottom. I've been trying to get a tropical sea effect, and so I've named this one Caribbean. This seemed like an appropriate shape for it- a water droplet shaped bowl. The great British summer is living up to its wet reputation at the moment, so I'm trying to add a little tropical colour to life! As always, if you're reading this, feel free to give your opinion...
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OMG! That is gorgeous! You made that!!?? I am so envious!! I'm lucky if I can draw a circle - no joke! :)
Love your blog... just found it through Will Blog For Shoes!!
- Audrey
Thank you so much for the compliments Audrey, it's very nice to get such positive feedback.
I had a look at your fathers' day gift guide - some great ideas in there! Inspirational stuff - dads can be sooo hard to buy for!
Warm wishes,
Elizabeth
P.S. -
Who wants to draw a circle anyway??
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