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Old 17-Jan-2006   #21
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I asked her about this while we were at dinner tonite, and she agreed.

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That is great Chris,
I wonder if I'd dare use that on my site?

Paul,
Dale,
That 5 sided pot is out of this world.
Are you going to have any of those at MABA?
-Paul

Hey, I'll have THAT one if it doesn't sell by then
I'll probably get some others made, probably smaller. That one is 17 1/2" across.

BTW, I make LOTS of these types of shohin scoops. I usually end up giving most away to folks who buy pots. So, if you ever get pots at a convention or something be sure you ask about if I have any. I often get to talking and forget.
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Old 17-Jan-2006   #22
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That one is 17 1/2" across.

BTW, I make LOTS of these types of shohin scoops. I usually end up giving most away to folks who buy pots. So, if you ever get pots at a convention or something be sure you ask about if I have any. I often get to talking and forget.
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I wont need one that big. I will ask about those nice little scoops.
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Old 24-Jan-2006   #23
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A subtle 2-tone w/ impressions
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A subtle 2-tone w/ impressions

soooo very sweet... Love that pot Dale. I know... what's new. lol

You always delight me with your work.

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Old 5-Feb-2006   #25
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I wasn't pleased with the glaze on the 5-sidedc pot in first post of this thread. I felt it was too thin.
I thought I'd experiment with refiring it with another , but similar, glaze coating over it.
Here is the final re-fire from this AM.
This pot is about 14 1/2" long.
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Heres a round w/ wide rim.
I call it "Waves of brown"
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Heres a large unglazed banded round almost 14" across.
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a shohin blueGreen pot
and
A round about 12" with green drips on speckled cream
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Heres an unglazed semi-cascade with carved tile design.
I got the idea for this pot while watching the movie "Closer" when the two stars were walking on a stone walk in a park.
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a honey w/ green drips......wierd one!
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Old 6-Feb-2006   #29
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Dear Dale

'Hello I"m back in cyberworld !

You Are getting a Big E-mail from me !!!!!
WAUW !!!!!!

And the pot You made 330015 ( honey green drips )
Very nice !!!!!
Lovely ! so luciouse (?)
Like the females in Rubens paintings !!
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Lovely ! so luciouse (?)

Luscious English is not a very logical language, is it?

Agreed, it is a very beautiful pot.

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