Post #692276 by danlovestikis on Mon, Sep 2, 2013 11:20 AM

zerostreet I can always hope. I didn't show photos of them sitting upside down until no more glaze comes out. That is important because if you let glaze run into the bottom and it becomes too thick it can crack your cast just like turning your mold over too soon.

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The Sacramento Crawl mug continues.

Dan is my heavy lifter and he set up so I could start the glazing.

I put on my lovely glazing outfit.

The sun moved so Dan got me a hat. It kept falling off and I wasn't very happy.

I got this many done and then since I've had skin cancer and the top of my nose removed I needed to find a shady place.

So I moved over to the side of the shed and began to spray both the tiki mugs and the shed.

I was able to make these pretty photos.

Dan carried the mugs to the shed.

More mugs.

The rest of the mugs.

30 done and drying in the shed.

At the end of the day we had this to clean up. It managed to fly through the air and around the shed and to land on the tops of our garbage cans.

Cliff Hanger...does the glaze come off the shed? Stay tuned for tomorrows episode and we'll both find out! Cheers, Wendy