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D danlovestikis Grand Member (8 years) Joined: Jun 17, 2002 Posts: 9082	D danlovestikis Posted posted on Sun, Mar 24, 2013 9:35 AM hang10tiki I'm pleased that you valued the Wendy/Gecko work enough to bid so high. I know he'll be super happy with all the money from the last bid. I wish we were shopping and had those Tiki Bobs those are one of the hardest to find peanut mugs. We have one each of two versions. Wish List #3 Progress Report I have the run of 30 Severed Heads to finish and the 19TikiChef62 pot to paint with enamel. Here's yesterday. I loaded the bottom shelf of the kiln. One mug that will be a gift had to be hidden. Top shelf loaded and another mug was loaded after. When these have been given then I'll share the photos. I fired up the kiln. I carried 30 heads to the nook where I glaze. I glazed only the bottoms of each one leaving a space for the numbers. This is a run of 30. Three hours later I finished the first layer and left them to dry. My sister lives in Oregon where you can buy the Powerball lottery. She and I went in on $40 worth of lines. I told Dan if we hit it she'll call. If she doesn't call then it was a bust. We planned to split the winnings. Well she just called while I'm typing here. First she said we got the Powerball number 31!...and one other number. WE WON $4 to split. Yippee! So I need to make more tikis, back to work, cheers, Wendy

hang10tiki I'm pleased that you valued the Wendy/Gecko work enough to bid so high. I know he'll be super happy with all the money from the last bid. I wish we were shopping and had those Tiki Bobs those are one of the hardest to find peanut mugs. We have one each of two versions.

Wish List #3 Progress Report

I have the run of 30 Severed Heads to finish and the 19TikiChef62 pot to paint with enamel. Here's yesterday.

I loaded the bottom shelf of the kiln. One mug that will be a gift had to be hidden.

Top shelf loaded and another mug was loaded after. When these have been given then I'll share the photos. I fired up the kiln.

I carried 30 heads to the nook where I glaze.

I glazed only the bottoms of each one leaving a space for the numbers. This is a run of 30.

Three hours later I finished the first layer and left them to dry.

My sister lives in Oregon where you can buy the Powerball lottery. She and I went in on $40 worth of lines. I told Dan if we hit it she'll call. If she doesn't call then it was a bust. We planned to split the winnings. Well she just called while I'm typing here. First she said we got the Powerball number 31!...and

one other number.
WE WON $4 to split. Yippee!

So I need to make more tikis, back to work, cheers, Wendy

Post #672097 by danlovestikis on Sun, Mar 24, 2013 9:35 AM