lori-elling.bsky.social
Bold coloured + textured handbuilt functional pots, made in BC Canada π¨π¦
www.lorielling.com
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I'm honored to be part of your collection, Annie. Following @lovemymug.bsky.social looking forward to reveals πππ§‘
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I love wins like this ππ
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Feeling this!
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That is so helpful, thank you.
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Yes, we definitely have them. In fact, a Nazi from WW2 received a standing ovation in our House of Commons (like the US Congress) by our Federal government shortly after the start of the Russia-Ukraine war. Canada is tragically not safe from this level of disgrace. I USED to be proud to be Canadian.
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I love porcelain for its smooth texture, whiteness and ability to build really thin. The whiteness in particular works so well for staining (colored clay) and as the ideal canvas for decorating. All that said, it is such a diva.
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Perfect (or not?) for dieters. So fun!
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These are lovely
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No doubt it planted a seed, curious what that might grow into
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I was thinking that has potential as a sculptural element
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Thanks! I think it's a winner!
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I have tried this but despite my best efforts, minute warping (porcelain π)of the mouth guarantees leakage. So I bought a mini wheel to make tiny bottomless cylinders as openings to join to the slab built bodies. Still not *quite* right...
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Awesome sculpture πππ
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It's such a great community. And a lovely pot!
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Looks like he's not even sure if that tail will tip him over! Great personality and imagination π
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Any tips for handbuilders? This looks thrown. Lovely!
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Despite the seemingly grumpy face, she's so disarming! Love this cup π
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Beautiful job, you have a great eye for detail
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Dishwasher puddle is the worst
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My pleasure
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Yes but way cheaper, slightly less smelly and easier to paint on
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Very welcome βΊοΈ
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It's my new fave hack π
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Yah, peel before bisque :) Might also work as a mask on bisque, I need to try that next
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Wow look at this beauty! And is there a drainage notch in the footring under the handle? Love that feature, so kind for the user π
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#pottersofbluesky #underglazepainting #potterytools #ceramicdecoration #surfacedecoration
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When I look at your pots I like to try to identify the script letter used, sometimes it's tricky, but this one escapes me. Is it a deviation from your usual cursive stencils? Stunning as always.
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How you embellished the clay with fur & fabric makes so much sense. Such depth! β£οΈ
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Niiice, customized π
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Hey nice pot!
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Still not really clear on the diff's btwn engobe & underglaze. Not a chemistry person, but open to experimenting. You could be right
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Absolutely incredible. Also just commented on this in the alt.universe. Socials feel double these daze
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I'm hopeful but as we all know, Ceramics is like Mother Nature... (π€― ...literally!) she has a mind of her own and no human will control her
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Yup, this is my tester piece!
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They're so cute! And the wee handles βΊοΈ
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#pottersofbluesky #ceramics #troubleshooting #underglazepainting
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Yes Mayco stroke and coat. The intention for the primer is something that has a glass former in it, with a low melt temp. This will fuse the underglaze and the clay together. At least in theory.
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These are exACTly my sentiments! Also if our posts here are just as engaging then folks will prefer to be here than there ππ
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Ok, preparing for deep dive...thanks! Really beautiful and intriguing work you create π₯
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Cone 10, ah okay, maybe how it's so translucent. Nice π
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Wow yes π
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Search for "starter packs" thru #pottersofbluesky (it's like a distribution list where you can follow everyone at once) lmk if you can't find 'em, i'll hook you up
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π²π²ππ₯ which clay body is that? I aspire to your thinness, Amy π (not to mention how gorgeous it is)
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Sun looks soooo dope! Is that kiwi underglaze?
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I'm feelin it!! πͺ