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Saggar Bonfire Firing: The Process and the Results

I haven’t posted for a little while: Christmas, New Year hecticness (if that’s a word- it is now). So, the following slideshow illustrates the process of a pyromania exercise I posted a little before Christmas:

Living on a 10 acre rural property some summer bush fire maintenance was called for, so a burn off was the order of the day: as a ceramisict this is an opportunity to go pyromaniac!! As it just happened I had some hand rolled beads in the studio… lets saggar fire them !! GREAT!! The slideshow below shows the process… descriptions of the process photos can be found on my Facebook page.

I intend to make more beads and fire them this way. They will eventually find their way to my Etsy store …

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4 thoughts on “Saggar Bonfire Firing: The Process and the Results

  1. WOW, I am new to potter and this look like so much fun! Beautiful, natural outcome as well, nice job!

    Posted by tracie bolt | January 6, 2012, 1:15 am
  2. Lovely!

    Posted by Sadhana Peterson | February 15, 2012, 8:42 pm

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