A few new pots

Leigh Taafe · Post by **Leigh Taafe** » March 10th, 2009, 5:39 pm

My favourite is the red one - Put it aside for me Pat - bring it to the WCBG show.

Cheers,
Leigh.

Dave54 · Post by **Dave54** » March 10th, 2009, 9:10 pm

Hi Pat,
just got a call from KIMURA, he wants to put a Black Pine in the red pot.
I told not to be so silly and that some of our members would put him right.

cheers
Dave

Asus101 · Post by **Asus101** » March 10th, 2009, 9:13 pm

Dave54 wrote:Hi Pat,
just got a call from KIMURA, he wants to put a Black Pine in the red pot.
I told not to be so silly and that some of our members would put him right.
cheers
Dave

You damn straight! Ill tell that old man whats what!!

jarryd · Post by **jarryd** » March 10th, 2009, 9:21 pm

i always thought he was crazy with his over the top deadwood shananigans. some one needs to sort him out. next thing we know we'll be seeing deadwood on non-conifer bonsai. outragous

Pat K · Post by **Pat K** » March 10th, 2009, 10:38 pm

Scott Roxburgh wrote:would a pot like the red one with maybe a cream colour be possible?

Hi Scott,

I've been tossing around the idea of developing a cream glaze for years...maybe now's the time to do it!

Thanks for the shove,

Pat

Pat K · Post by **Pat K** » March 10th, 2009, 10:44 pm

Ledanta wrote:the red one - Put it aside for me Pat

Done Leigh.....I'm surprised you passed up on the rectangular pot! Don't tell me you're getting all conservative?

Pat

DaleCochoy · Post by **DaleCochoy** » March 11th, 2009, 3:38 am

Those are some excellent pots Pat!
BTW, I can't help but feel you are soon going to be sorry for giving out too many secrets to new potters?
How is the pottery competition in your neck of the woods of OZ?
Are you a potter for a living? I don't think I ever heard?

Dale

Dave54 · Post by **Dave54** » March 11th, 2009, 7:19 am

Hi Pat,
Mate there seems some demand here for those awful pots you create. I might create a new posting and get you to put up some decent stuff for sale

cheers
Dave

Leigh Taafe · Post by **Leigh Taafe** » March 11th, 2009, 9:24 am

I'm surprised you passed up on the rectangular pot! Don't tell me you're getting all conservative?

I thought someone got that one already.
If it is still available - I would love it.

Cheers Pat.

Leigh.

Pat K · Post by **Pat K** » March 11th, 2009, 5:18 pm

Hi Dale,

Welcome to OZ!!

DaleCochoy wrote:BTW, I can't help but feel you are soon going to be sorry for giving out too many secrets to new potters

See Brett.....it's not just Penny and me, it's a worldwide conspiracy of potters

I don't intend to live forever Dale. Imagine where we'd be if nobody passed on snippets of info accrued over a lifetime. Mind you, there are a couple of techniques I'm hanging onto for a little while longer.

DaleCochoy wrote:How is the pottery competition in your neck of the woods of OZ?

Getting tougher by the minute.

DaleCochoy wrote:Are you a potter for a living?

Well, I try! I have very simple tastes...lots of underground mutton....sometimes I can even afford to cook it!!!

Stay in touch Dale, you might learn lots from us Ozzie potters

Pat

Asus101 · Post by **Asus101** » March 11th, 2009, 5:24 pm

Pat K wrote: Mind you, there are a couple of techniques I'm hanging onto for a little while longer.

Pat

I call dibs!!

DaleCochoy · Post by **DaleCochoy** » March 12th, 2009, 4:16 am

I don't intend to live forever Dale. Imagine where we'd be if nobody passed on snippets of info accrued over a lifetime. Mind you, there are a couple of techniques I'm hanging onto for a little while longer.

I don't mind giving out techniques or help to established guys. I've given several hints to Andy UK. But I draw the line at telling secrets to folks who have yet to make ten fired pots! i also have a 'Thing' against illegal sales by folks without a retail license, or what ever you call it in Oz.

DaleCochoy wrote:How is the pottery competition in your neck of the woods of OZ?

Getting tougher by the minute.

Ha! Thats not going to get any better!

DaleCochoy wrote:Are you a potter for a living?

Well, I try! I have very simple tastes...lots of underground mutton....sometimes I can even afford to cook it!!!

True here to. i make less than half what I did in '94!!! It's funny how low we can go!

Stay in touch Dale, you might learn lots from us Ozzie potters

I've been reading for a couple weeks now since FliBri told me about it. Read all the whining about wanting secrets!

You are showing some nice pots. I really like some of your clay bodies I see also.
Dale

aaron_tas · Post by **aaron_tas** » March 12th, 2009, 8:45 am

hi pat,

i love the rectangle pot, the oval ones are nice too...

have you tried the freeform one with different colour drips, maybe more drips

i do like the idea of cream colour too

mudlarkpottery · Post by **mudlarkpottery** » March 16th, 2009, 8:21 am

Yes Pat, I meant strawberries. The colour is fine - very subtle. It all depends on what you are looking for. The copper red I like has limited uses for bonsai pots, yours can be used with a much wider range of trees.
Penny.

mudlarkpottery · Post by **mudlarkpottery** » March 16th, 2009, 8:34 am

Hi Dale, weclome to our neck of the woods.
Making pots is a desease (we call it passion) we can't help ourselves - rather like doing bonsai.
Penny.

AusBonsai

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