Post #796090 by danlovestikis on Fri, Jul 5, 2019 8:52 PM

Hamo I laughed when I saw that and a while later our neighbors cat Scrabble walked across too.

hang10tiki I would send anyone the best photo. Then you can put it on a thumb drive and take it to Kinko's and have it printed in any size. That would be free from my end and only a few dollars at theirs. I'm glad you like it.

hang10tiki Thank you and thank you Hamo for posting the link. I hadn't thought to do that. I copied it and now it's also under Gallery.

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It is now time to begin the photos to show the glazing of the crawl mug. There's so much to the story that I have removed all the glaze testing photos for now. I will just show what I did to get the run done.

These photos were taken April 5, 2019 through April 11, 2019. Just a few photos of so many steps taken on those days. So much clean up that doesn't show at all.

I get all the glaze and mugs set up to go. First all the mugs had water run inside and out so that the glaze would stick.

Then I poured in the glaze let it sit for 30 seconds and then poured it back out.

Dan started putting the boxes together so that we would be able to keep working at all times.

Eventually all 76 mugs had the inside portion done.

On a different day it was time to do all the bottoms. These mugs got carried all over the house while in progress.

Dan finished putting the boxes together and then numbering them.

I leave a box on the bottom unglazed so I can number the mug in this spot.

More insides are done.

Now I prepped for the glaze tests by making a chart so I can keep track of what glaze was used where. I can see now why there have been so many mugs that are all brown.

This is most of the mugs. On their sides so the the bottoms can dry.

It's good to start posting photos of the crawl mug while I continue to glaze the Wish List items.

Cheers, Wendy