Thanks for sharing! That reactive red/firebrick combo on the black clay is stunning!!!

Love seeing the different combos. You did a great job- thanks for sharing!

Thanks for sharing. Love those blue and white mugs!

Love your bravery to experiment with new glazes and new combinations! You really have some winners here❣️

Awwwww, Murf! I love that plaque! Wonderful job on all pieces, Molly!!!

I think Pearl white is the most beautiful glaze ever. Every time I see it I think it is so gorgeous. It looks pale blue but like an opal. Unfortunately Spectrum doesn't have a reseller in my country.

There was a lot of good stuff in this load. Thanks for the share.

What an adorable heart at the bottom of the mug... great idea Molls

Great idea to fuse a coaster to the mug! Love it!

Love the reactive red and firebrick.

Try putting a thumb tack in the bottom of your cups before you trim them. Push the tack into the clay until the head of the tack is flush with the bottom of your cup. Then while trimming the cup, when you encounter the tip of the thumb tack, it means your bottom is 1/4 inch thick. Don’t trim any further. When your cup is leatherhard-ish, you can remove the tack from inside the cup. Rub over the tiny hole that’s left and it will disappear. Works beautifully. ❤ Edit…also… practice tapping the sides and bottoms of your pots as you trim them. You will learn from the sound when you are getting too thin.

I love your combos,

That color 😳😍

Lovely pieces 😍

beautiful combos, I really love the black clay and I might copy you on the hanging planter being fired upside down😀😀😀😀😀😀

Going to give it a go with advice on the pitting/melt of the glaze. I don't think the kiln got hot enough. I'm dealing with the same issue and mine is definitely because of the heat work. Just had a kiln error. It's harder firing in winter! Also, some of the glazes you used might perform better at a hotter cone with a ten minute hold. Might be fun to try. It's all experimenting. 😀 Love the blues!

LOVE all of the creative tests!! That planter bowl is AMAAAAZING!! The tester on the black clay cup with the big chunk looks like maybe the glaze was too heavy and didn’t melt. But I do think all of the pieces you have that are only glazed at the top could be fired again. Of course use your cookies and make sure they are kiln washed well. That tray!!! What great job girl. Nice foot!! Oh honey Murph’s foot print is so precious. He was a big dog! Very fitting Notorious PiG. Haha. Absolutely adore that jar with lid. Perfect shape!! Just a hint for your peacock pieces!! My light flux is really watery so I put some on a plate and spread it out and let it sit for almost the entire day drying out while I glazed and stored it every time it got a bit of a dry mush film on it, had to do that a few times. When it thickened I put it in a squeeze bottle so I could use it on my peacock pieces!! You don’t have to go over it several times AND it doesn’t slide down your piece since it’s not runny! Hope that helps. THAT CARVED JAR!!!!! OMG I LOVE THAT!!!

Molly, what cone did you fire that killed load to? There are so many pretty pieces!

My favorite is the black clay with the 2 reds over top!! What is your black clay? I use Laguna B-3. Yours loks less groggy...

Try whitish engobe in black clay and then put on your glaze. It helps with those little holes.

Ditto on the suggestion. Only other thing would maybe be the glaze wasn't dry before firing the kiln? Neat combos!

Hi Molly, very cool as always. About the planter, the inside is nog glazed, is it ok then to water the plant inside? I love the leeve!

I was going to say the same thing. I wonder if it underfired. Try a refute and see if it will work itself out.

Hello beautiful.... 🤩🥰