I've been trying out different glazes. This reminds me of Early American dishes. I should make a yarn ball set with matching yarn domes - those upside-down bowls that cover yarn balls with a hole for the strand of yarn - so the ball doesn't roll under your couch. Wouldn't a matching teapot be lovely with blue yarn woven around it? I can't make teapots yet.
Love the blue and white and the way the yarn trails off the ball.
ReplyDeletexo Kay
you make lovely bowls so i'm sure you can make a teapot! i've made a few of them and i'm no master potter.
ReplyDeleteOooh. I like this!
ReplyDeleteHave you seen redware from out thissaways? I think it's Amish--deep red Lancaster County clay. Ooo, look at this pie plate. A yarn ball on the bottom would remind you to knit after you have a slice.
ReplyDeleteReally lovely... it reminds me of my Chinese lucky carp dishes that I purchased in Chinatown, NYC when I got my very first place... it's traditional yet unexpected!
ReplyDeleteso beautiful - i want to fill them with lemons!
ReplyDeleteLate to the party here but garsh, that's working for me! So pretty.
ReplyDeleteThis glaze is very pretty! I think the bowls designed to hold yarn are neat looking, but I'd be afraid of breaking it while knitting...
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