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Hi Dale

Thanks for showing the drop in bottom method and picture frame rim. I will "have a bash"

and see how I get along with it. As much as a like imperfection I am still open to any other method of pot making. I think if everybody liked the same style of pot then it would not be worth making them, "one man's meat is another mans poison".

The land and water pot looked fantastic, I tried using glass in my water section but it looked a bit to contrived.

All the best and thanks for sharing

Andy

27-Aug-2005	#2
stonemonkey Mad Bonsai Potter Join Date: Jul-2004 Location: The Garden of England, Kent Country: England Posts: 478	Hi Dale Thanks for showing the drop in bottom method and picture frame rim. I will "have a bash" and see how I get along with it. As much as a like imperfection I am still open to any other method of pot making. I think if everybody liked the same style of pot then it would not be worth making them, "one man's meat is another mans poison". The land and water pot looked fantastic, I tried using glass in my water section but it looked a bit to contrived. All the best and thanks for sharing Andy __________________ www.stonemonkeyceramics.co.uk Fine Handmade Stoneware Bonsai Pots