Spent a good part of the weekend glazing. I have a bottleneck that I need to solve for - I'm out of shelves! My glaze shelves, greenware shelves, and drying shelves are all full! I decided the best place to start was with glazing. If I can glaze everything on those shelves and run 2-3 glaze loads then I can do a bisque, clear those shelves to put the stuff that's currently drying on them, and then have space to put the bisque on the glaze shelves. This is, of course, a never ending process, but I do feel like I had a legitimate backup somewhere because it's unusual that EVERY space on EVERY shelf is full to capacity.




I am really excited for this bear pitcher. I am really hoping that the glaze keeps the lines crisp enough that you can tell that it's a bear,




I'm making a whole lot of lemon plates of varying sizes. The ones on the left still need their leaves colored in and they all need a coat of clear on top.




My "done" shelf. The only thing left to do is wipe bottoms and load!




Once again my supervisors are sleeping on the job.