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Sanded with an orbital sander (60 grit). I like this look. |
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I think this is what "normal" would be for a cone 04 firing. This piece was on the bottom kiln shelf. |
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Fired to ^04, but on the top shelf of the kiln. It's definitely over-fired as evidenced by the blisters.
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............fired to ^04, but on various shelves in the kiln. I think the Martianware would be happier in a ^06 firing. The salts that form on the clay as it dries does produce a self-glazing surface. I think the most promising results are from sanding the over-fired pieces with 60 grit sandpaper. Next step is to perhaps glaze with a clear crackle glaze and try raku.
Back to testing.....
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