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PLANTER PITCHER

Posted by Tony Tabor on

PLANTER PITCHER

Designer: Carmen Allen

SUPPLIES

Form

  • MB-1334 Tall Pitcher Vase bisque or CD-1334 Tall Pitcher Vase mold

Colors

Mayco

  • FN-001 White
  • SC-88 Tu Tu Tango
  • SC-93 Honeydew List

Duncan

  • CN293 Dark Purple
  • CN302 Bright Caribbean

 

Decorating Accessories

  • CB-604 #4 Soft Fan
  • CB-106 #6 Script Liner
  • CB-110 #10/0 Mini Liner
  • AC-302 Wax Resist
  • 1/8” masking tape

Miscellaneous Supplies

  • Sponge
  • Water
  • Pencil

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Begin with properly fired cone 04 bisque. Moisten a clean sponge and wipe bisque to remove any dust.
  2. Using a soft fan brush, apply 2 coats of FN-001 White to the bottom ¾ of the outside of the piece and apply 3 coats or roll the glaze to coat the inside.
  3. Use a pencil or carbon paper to apply your desired plant design. We used a pencil to draw on some monstera leaves.
  4. Apply 1 coat of AC-302 Wax resist to your design.
  5. Adhere masking tape to section off part 2/4 and ¾. Creating a large middle section. Also adhere 2 pieces to the center of the handle.
  6. Use a soft fan to apply 2 coats of SC-93 Honeydew list to the middle section of the pitcher. Be sure to wipe off glaze build up from the wax resist.
  7. Use a script liner to apply 2 coats of SC-88 Tu Tu Tango to create the aloe planter, top band, and handle.
  8. Draw on aloe leaves with a pencil and apply wax resist to the lines as well as over the planter.
  9. Use a soft fan brush to apply 3 coats of CN302 Bright Caribbean to the bottom section and use a script liner to apply 3 coats to the aloe leaves. Be sure to wipe off glaze build up from the wax resist.
  10. Use a fan brush to apply 3 coats of CN293 Dark Purple to the top section of the vase and handle.
  11. Remove all of the masking tape.
  12. Use a pencil to draw where the vines will go.
  13. Use a mini liner to apply 1 coat of CN293 Dark Purple to the vines.
  14. Use a script liner to create leaves using a single brush stroke (or two!).
  15. Allow to dry completely.
  16. Stilt and fire to shelf cone 05/06. (Sample was fired to cone 06)