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Soda Firing with Dan Hill

This "ship" is actually a teapot. I'm not sure I want to serve tea in it, but it was lots of fun to make.

I attended a weekend Soda Fire workshop given by Dan Hill in Wilno Ontario. These wine coolers and bowls are examples of the textural effect that soda has on pottery. 

Fire and Ice

Wine Coolers

Happy Feet

Imagine how proud Grandma will be to use these dishes. We've pressed her 11 month old grandson's footprint into the clay.

Spoon Rests

Yarn Bowl

Embossed Edge

Square Bowl

Fiery colour on squared mugs

9" Casserole

Handled Casserole

Even Scrubbies can look good!

Lots of texture. Trays vary in length from 22 cm to 40 cm.

I used a real leaf to create this serving tray. Small leaves are about 21 cm x 26 cm; large are about 30 cm x 32 cm

Great for anything that needs a toothpick.

5-cup Batter Bowl

Serving dish on a low Pedestal, embossed on the bark of the maple tree in my front yard.

Family-size Covered Casserole

10 cup capacity

The Ultimate T.V. Bowl

This bowl fits your hand. Fill it will soup, stew chili or a stir fry, then relax in front of the T.V. The rim will catch the spills.

Pasta Bowl

16 oz. cappuccino Bowl 

Berry Bowl