Thanks! I wonder if its too much sometimes, but I like seeing more details and creative process when folks share it. I eventually figured a compromise kinda works. First paragraph or two that says the essence for folks flying through, then a deep dive for folks who are interested in the rest
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Very happy with my first foray into making something in Fired Arts.
Massive thanks to Jason Middleton for the polyhedral slab building class, and to Shirley Reeves for the Glazing Basics class. Another huge shout-out for the massive efforts made to get the items to bisque and ready for glaze in such a short time.
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Nice job! What’s next?
What is your door hanger made from?
The hanger itself was from Home Depot. The box is mdf
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I love it! 
I saw it leaning against something and was admiring it. Does it have a light behind it?
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Love me some mead. I have 20 lbs of peaches frozen that I need to thaw and use on a batch of mead.
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One of last weekend sagger fire pots. Sagger is not my favorite firing technique, but I never pass up the opertunity to practice.
This is bisque with floric chloride,
Leaves and a touch of horse hair as the combustibles.
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Where are you saggar firing?
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Where are these focus pucks stored? Just see the green ones.
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Umm, still in my car.
D’oh!
I’m out of town at the moment. Will drop them by when I’m back.
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I made a few of these Terra Cotta ornaments using a cutter that I bought when I went to Nebraska to see the eclipse. I wanted a modern train stamp but that was hard to find and I didn’t want it badly enough to pay for a custom stamp. It isn’t exactly like I had planned but I ran out of time so it will work. 
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Your throwing/building skills are so amazing though!
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My god I love everything you make!
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I made this wallet for a charity silent auction (http://dallasstreetdogadvocates.org/) earlier this month. Used the stitching pony I made at DMS and skills I learned from @Webdevel
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I made some bookmarks from dual-layer, flexible plastics (Flexibrass from Johnson Plastics) on the Epilog Zing laser cutter, with help from @Evan_Lott . I’ve been amazed at the precision of the Zing in etching the details! Each bookmark is about 2"x6 1/2" and 1/32" thick. Some were made as Christmas gifts and others may be posted on my Etsy store when I get around to it: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ElectricArpeggio
The images are from patent documents. You can find lots of neat images by searching for patent print art, or searching at patents.google.com directly.
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Very nice!
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