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-liz.
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Wonders what it takes to be classified insane sometimes?
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your mom
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Lisa Luera
LLueraWare
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"Maybe it had all happened only in his mind. Maybe he was already dead, and this was hell."
--from "Jerusalem" by Cecelia Holland
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Gallery -> [link]
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Lisa Luera
LLueraWare
I think horsehair pottery is the most dreamy looking of all. Sometimes it even tops my affection for copper luster/unglazed carbon black in raku. I never heard of the sugar and feathers tho (where have I been?). I like that the sugar speckles are sparse and concentrated in areas. I am undecided about the feathers. One minute I love them. The next, I am rather indifferent. (this makes me the perfect customer becasue I will buy both if I cannot decide lol). They certainly do show up beautifully.
I have yet to make one of these although it's been on my list for ten years. I finally bought some horsetail hair at a weaving show a few years ago. My problem has been that the slip I have available is to be applied at leather hard stage and I never remember until it's bone dry. The other problem is that I think the technique looks best on a certain family of wheel thrown shapes which I just cannot produce.
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Horsehair typicall works best on round forms, or forms with a shoulder. Even if you can't make one of those on a wheel, I KNOW that you are capable of hand building it. If you can't remember the slip, just try burnishing the pot with the back of a plastic spoon right after you trim your pot (if you threw it), or just wrap the pot in plastic until you have time to get back to it. Even if you don't get your pot burnished, give this technique a shot. It's so much fun!
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Lisa Luera
LLueraWare
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