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Thanks! I use an electric kiln so I’m limited. If you know a trick, I’m open to trying

A few unglazed from the last firing

10.75x6x2”

Thinned, wired sand placed branches. Need to turn needles up a little and wait for spring.

When did you do the grafts?

I agree, a lot of this is more about practice. I’m always amazed at grabbing a shohin pot off a table with 1/2” walls.

We will have to get it on the scale

After a day of drying. Approximate 8x6x1.75”

Trying a bowed side pot. This is still greenware

Dabbled in to bread loaf pans

11” oval 7x5” 8x6”

What is your location?

Nice job. I think thickness depends on size I see a lot of new pot makers start with real thick sides and floors. It’s not too thin until it is.

What are the sizes? Are they both in production pots? The second one I wouldn’t buy as it’s not a style I want currently in my collection. The second one I would pay $50-$100. Another person on FB auction might live that tree and pay a few hundred or it. Pricing is very subjective. It depends...

It’s not a great one, but I might try building it upside down next time

I don’t know about that but thanks, I have gone through it a few times. I have come a long ways. Thanks!

Sounds good

Price?

I got rid of all mine and now I’m regretting it. I saw the post of this one at the gsbf this weekend. Need to try again with seeds

A couple new forms. I am back making pots after taking 9 months off. These are still in green ware

Got the pine wired out. Some buds popping where I want them. No grafting this year.

Looks good in that pot. I forgot about that pot

I like the pot change

I fire to cone 6, the clay is fully vitrified. I haven’t had any reports of my pots cracking and have sent them all over the US. I’ll make you a new one if it does break.