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Primitive Fired Platter

Meg Spielman Peldo creates a ceramic platter, breaks it and then reassembles it into her primitive-designed platter.

That's Clever! : Episode HCLVR-341 -- More Projects »
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Primitive Fired Platter
Next: Steps 1-3
Materials:

8 to 9 lbs. of mid- to high-fire white stoneware
50 percent copper carbonate
50 percent kosher salt mixture
container of water
ceramic stains
copper wire
copper mesh
ceramic sealer
stones
beach glass
electric kiln
pit kiln
sawdust
kindling and wood
newspapers
clay-cutting wire
potter's wheel
removable bat
rib tool
needle tool
wood-shaping tool
paintbrush
safety glasses
soap and water
two-part epoxy glue
wire cutters
sandpaper



Primitive Fired Platter

Steps 1-3

Steps 4-6

Step 7

Step 8


Steps 9-11

Step 12

Steps 13-14

Steps 15-16

Steps 17-18


Steps 19-20

Meg Spielman Peldo


Also in this Episode
That's Clever! : Episode HCLVR-341
•Mixed Media Painting
•Primitive Fired Platter
•Rose Glass Perfume Bottle
•Sewn Dog Photo Collage
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