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Salt /Soda Firing Medalta, AB 2010
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Salt /Soda Fire Cathi Jefferson
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The board
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Inside old bee hive kiln Plainsman Clay
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Plainsman Clay tour
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And behind door number H570 is...
Cathi Jefferson throwing Demo
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Paying attention
Gas kilns Medalta
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Just having our first look at the kilns
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Cathi Jefferson’s Salt/Soda Workshop Medalta Alberta 2010
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- The studio is looking very clean!
Our first day of Cathi Jefferson’s Salt/Soda From Conception to Finish began on August 5, 2010, at the Medalta in the Historic Clay District.
My pictures are a little late as I just arrived back home to post. The workshop lasted for 10 days of uninterrupted pottery throwing and firing. If you ever get a chance to go to Medalta it is a great experience way worth it!
The following are some pictures from the workshop.
Time goes by quickly and it is already July
Posted in Salt/Soda Fire Medalta 2010 on July 7, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Time goes by quickly and it is already July!
Just starting to think about the workshop I am going to take in August at Medalta Potteries, in Medicine Hat, Alberta. I am both excited and nervous about the whole adventure and it wll be here in no time.
The workshop is a salt fire workshop with Cathi Jefferson and Aaron Nelson. It should be a great learning experience! I think not only will it be a good experience from a pottery point of veiw but also a historical one.
In the studio just throwing some forms I think would look good salt fired but not thinking about it too much.
