I've been working on large canisters for the last few weeks. These were thrown several weeks ago. I threw the lids upside down and then trim and turn right side up to add the looped handles. Some jars got little looped handles on the sides as well.
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This is a 6-7 cup capacity jar. |
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This one will hold 4 cups |
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This will hold 5 cups
I've been getting a work out throwing 4 lbs of clay at a time to do these large jars. I usually throw in the 1-2 lb range but it's nice to stretch myself as an artist to see if I can do it. I love to make jars of all sizes. They are so handy to have around and beautiful, too. Dress up the kitchen or bathroom with practical storage.
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These are each and every one - wonderful! I really love the first one and all the glazes are beautiful as well.
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