Post #776754 by danlovestikis on Wed, Jun 7, 2017 7:39 AM

Jeff Bannow as of this morning I haven't heard back. I will message him again.

hang10tiki yes and his brain has been sending me messages to get busy.

HopeChest thank you. I really appreciate comments. They keep me going.

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Continuing on with photos taken between 12/13/16 and 12/22/16. All production of the Wish List #7 and the
Sacramento Crawl mug.

I have put together 10 Hot Tub Hula Girls and they are resting in plastic. Even wrapped they will firm up making all the parts equal in moisture.

So much to wash. I bet Dan will help me out. He is not only my right hand man he is my left too.

It is so cold I can't believe I was able to force myself outside. Even Dan wore a coat. Time to sand and dust and fire.

I'm trying to close the cracks in the lids with Magic Mend. I did a little fine tuning on the necklace as well.

Loading to fire.

I'm not showing the work to make these 10 Hot Tub Hula Girls because I've done that before.

Not taking photos made the work go by faster. I cast the parts in June and that helped too.

Another bisque fire completed and it's time to unload.

The cracks are gone! Love the Magic Mend.

Bottom level ready to unload.

My artistic photo. You can see more waiting to be sanded in the background.

It's about 40 degrees out and I am freezing. But the sanding must go on even if my hands are numb (from the cold).

Dan dusted these so into the bottom layer of the kiln.

Now he is dusting my Frankoma bowls.

Top shelf loaded and the kiln is on.

This load of bisque is ready to wash.

These are my best tools for scrubbing inside and out.

I wasn't going to start until January 2017 but December 2016 is not over and I have this much done.

It's time for a break in the tiki jungle room.

I actually see the hand surgeon today. I am still doing better. I work and then I rest my hand. Things are going well right now.

Cheers, Wendy

[ Edited by: danlovestikis 2017-06-07 08:23 ]