[TJR]

The correct technical term is not kiln nurds, but small scrappy, shelf cookies.
Anybody else want to weigh in? What do you call your shelf scraps?
TJR.

[Bobg]

Mark,

Do you have any picts of your kilns you could post? I'd be interested in seeing them. My brothers a potter also and is moving back to our family farm. I've already talked to him about building a larger kiln.

Bobg

[Mark C.]

Heres one
http://ceramicartsda...-kiln-building/


Mark

[Mark C.]

New batch out this week for Big show a few states away.

[LilyT]

Mark C., on 31 July 2012 - 09:17 PM, said:

New batch out this week for Big show a few states away.

Geez, those look great. I had been going to get some work done on my computer tonight, but this notification
popped up in my email and now I have to keep admiring.

$5 is such a deal, no wonder they are snapped up.

How many do you think you will sell at this show?

-Lily

[Mark C.]

I Think this thread is way off base-making small items for less money. Please reconsider but making large pricey items. I have not put in enough time to make this call. Just because I sold 350 two weekend s ago that does not mean anything. I've been told my ideas come from the 70s and somehow could hurt others so be forewarned-maybe two spoon rests per shelve on the slowest cycle you can find.
I would hate to have someone get rich on this idea.and not all.
Just because it works for me it may not for you.
Please load safely.
Mark

[btrengove]

Great idea (spoon rest) I have been trying to add a inexpensive "tea bag rest" to my current brand and I have been frustrated with drying times and fussing with for such a "simple" thing.
Duh... I forgot about plaster bats.

I am also hoping to get my hands on a used slab roller for making "cookies". They are hard to come by in California, what should a used one be listed for?
Bev