2010 Guy Fawkes with a Raku firing
I am hoping someone is going to tell some stories to go with these images or supply some dates!
November 2007Bottle Kiln
Made with alternate bricks and wine bottles
and roughly corbled to give a basic arch shape.
The firing was by a single LBG burner inserted
in the base. When the bottles began to soften
great fun was had in blowing them up through
their tops. This created interesting bubbles
inside the kiln and on popping would run down
the bricks like toffee.
The kids loved poking a steel rod into the melting
glass and pulling long threads (up to 6m) through
the bottle necks,
and roughly corbled to give a basic arch shape.
The firing was by a single LBG burner inserted
in the base. When the bottles began to soften
great fun was had in blowing them up through
their tops. This created interesting bubbles
inside the kiln and on popping would run down
the bricks like toffee.
The kids loved poking a steel rod into the melting
glass and pulling long threads (up to 6m) through
the bottle necks,
Mike Donaldson
Mike's Bottle kiln
Duncan's Nina Hole inspired Guy Fawkes sculpture. 2006
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| Wednesday Morning Class preparing the clay for the Guy Fawkes sculpture. |
Ice Kiln
Peter Lange trialed this idea at the ASP Guy Fawkes before his tirp to the Abertyswith Potters
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2005    |
Subarugama November 2000
Another one, another year...
Benzagama November 2001
A reduction firing.
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