I always say you can only change a person to a certain percentage, let's say 10 %. The other 90 % you just have to accept. If you can't, then you will be very miserable having that person/friend in your life.
Having that said, I think we ought to be open to suggestions from others and to do our very best to make changes within these moldable 10% we have (or maybe I only have 8% left now that my youth has passed by).
Parts of me are still moldable as a little bit of clay.
Having that said, I think we ought to be open to suggestions from others and to do our very best to make changes within these moldable 10% we have (or maybe I only have 8% left now that my youth has passed by).
Parts of me are still moldable as a little bit of clay.
First session above. Second session below.
I changed the pot for flower leaves. Then I used a painting brush and water to make the clay look smoother.
I changed the pot for flower leaves. Then I used a painting brush and water to make the clay look smoother.
My first hand has started to dry. I went over it with a moistured sponge.
Hopefully they will get burnt shortly, but it depends on if they are dry enough. If they're still wet inside they will most likely crack in the oven. I really trust Ann-Britt's (who has the ceramics place) knowledge when it comes to all this! The molding and the ideas are all mine, but it's been great to have had a mentor when it comes to how to handle the clay.
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