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D danlovestikis Grand Member (8 years) Joined: Jun 17, 2002 Posts: 9246	D danlovestikis Posted posted on Fri, May 16, 2014 3:43 PM hang10tiki it's so cool that you are wearing my necklace creations at Caliente. I almost feel as if I am there. It's cool to see CY and Tiki Roots Rocka too. I hope you'll post more here. I'm smiling really big. ================================================================================== The Tiki Atari kickstarter mugs.Sneak peek at a Shriner Bob too. Dan kept saying one more... one more... OK the last one. The mugs were all moved into the backyard for sanding and fine tuning. Thank you Tiki Wahini for the shirt. Even in the shade it was almost 96 degrees. I just didn't want to wait any longer. Sanding and touch ups were my jobs and Dan ran the air compressor to blow off the dust. I put them in the kiln for a 10 hour pre-heat to cook out the rest of the moisture and then I fired them for 13.5 hours. Bottom shelf was all kickstarter mugs but the top shelf held the rest of the Sacramento Crawl mugs and a misfire on my Alien Swap mug. It turned into a snail named Slow Poke by Tiki Hula. They finished this morning and now they are in cool down mode for a couple of days. I hope that many of you are playing at Caliente and having a blast. Cheers, Wendy

hang10tiki it's so cool that you are wearing my necklace creations at Caliente. I almost feel as if I am there. It's cool to see CY and Tiki Roots Rocka too. I hope you'll post more here. I'm smiling really big.

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The Tiki Atari kickstarter mugs.Sneak peek at a Shriner Bob too.

Dan kept saying one more...

one more...

OK the last one. The mugs were all moved into the backyard for sanding and fine tuning. Thank you Tiki Wahini for the shirt.

Even in the shade it was almost 96 degrees. I just didn't want to wait any longer.

Sanding and touch ups were my jobs and

Dan ran the air compressor to blow off the dust.

I put them in the kiln for a 10 hour pre-heat to cook out the rest of the moisture and then I fired them for 13.5 hours.

Bottom shelf was all kickstarter mugs but the

top shelf held the rest of the Sacramento Crawl mugs and a misfire on my Alien Swap mug. It turned into a snail named Slow Poke by Tiki Hula.

They finished this morning and now they are in cool down mode for a couple of days.

I hope that many of you are playing at Caliente and having a blast.

Cheers, Wendy

Post #717205 by danlovestikis on Fri, May 16, 2014 3:43 PM