Post #740640 by danlovestikis on Fri, Apr 3, 2015 7:45 AM

hang10tiki Da thank you for blowing up a good photo of me, da king and da Tiki.

LoriLovesTiki it really makes me happy to see that sharing works. When is your next project?

TikiHula I think I may glaze and fire Dan's first to make sure the glaze doesn't hide the carving detail. Sometimes I can't believe I made something that large!

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I have been missing here for two days due to a lot of tikis and furniture being moved and stored in my computer/art room.

We had workmen running all over the place.

Now our attic has new equipment and our house is back in order. Later today I'll post Wish List progress.

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Lori I'm sharing this tip of the day. Always mix and shake up your glaze very well before painting it on your pre-moistened bisque fired pieces.

However before shaking make sure the lid is on tight. Or....this was yesterday.

It doesn't show well but all the tikis, the shutters and the wall behind the shelves had to be washed.

I didn't take photos of the table but a whole box of brushes were covered with glaze. The one thing that didn't get any on it was the tiki I was glazing!

Time to work, Wendy