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This is the new underglaze transfer, “Abstract City Map” on a slip cast cup. I applied the transfer during the greenware stage, bisqued, then added color by painting in sections of the design with water downed underglazes, then glazed it

My reprints are here! Plus, 5 new underglaze transfer designs: Abstract City Map, Birds in Flora, Floral Doodles, Tropical Leaves and Zodiac Signs. Also, Groovy Flowers is now in 2 different color ways, and I added blue to Summer Field Flowers. Check

I like the way this bowl came out but wish I had used the black glaze on the inside right up to the pink slip/beetle. That orange (ring) is the color of the clay and doesn’t work with this color combo. I decorated this bowl by painting it with

The difference between cutting closely around a transfer and applying it before adding other decoration (the first photo) or doing the decoration first then applying the transfer. In the first case, the transfer acts like a mask and is taken off last

Posted @withregram • @lucias_terra Hi everyone, this is Ali! I will be doing a transfer workshop on Saturday November 15 from 12-2 , at @jewelltownpottery in Amesbury, MA! It will be featuring @plumislandtransfers. I will be going over all of th

These cups are off to Bozeman Montana - part of a wedding gift to the son (and his wife) of some really good friends of ours. We were so happy to be invited to the wedding - a backdrop very similar to my own wedding in Northeast Oregon many years ago