Jun 26, 2024
I was supposed to load the bisque kiln on the 27th but some of my stuff might go in today! 🤞🏼 there was space in the kiln for more pieces. and the person loading is the studio owner so I’m feeling pretty safe in that regard
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I was supposed to load the bisque kiln on the 27th but some of my stuff might go in today! 🤞🏼 there was space in the kiln for more pieces. and the person loading is the studio owner so I’m feeling pretty safe in that regard
A mix of bisque fired pieces and new pieces that need to dry completely before being fired in the kiln.
Understanding Firing Processes
Firing is one of the most crucial steps in the ceramic-making process. It transforms soft clay into durable, finished pottery. At Chester River Pottery, we take great care in each stage of firing to ensure that our pieces are both functional and beautiful. In this post, we’ll explore the two primary stages of firing—bisque and glaze firing—and discuss the different types of kilns used for each…
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Sept 27, 2023. Pieces that got moved to the greenware shelf to be bisque fired.
MY FIRST FUCKING HANDLE
That thing was a BITCH to stick on there.