First time trying single firing! Glaze kiln opening 16

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This glaze kiln load was unlike any I've done before! Not only was it mostly full of pieces for a wall hanging, these pieces were only fired once! Normally all my pots have a bisque fire (lower temperature) and then a glaze fire (higher temperature). This time I skipped the bisque and jumped right to the glaze fire!

[@patspotpage]

Kudos on getting all those rings through the process without warping or breaking! I love the idea and can see potential for many things, like wind chimes, plant hangers, etc. Thanks for sharing!

[@potterybymollika]

Thanks!! I threw the rings on the wheel which helped me avoid breakage as there was no join 😁. I'm really happy with them and already want to make more 😆.

[@debgrahamauthorandwriter]

These are fun! I can't believe most were thrown on the wheel!

[@potterybymollika]

I have a video coming out on Saturday all about how I made the rings and disks and turned them into wall hangings 😁

[@CeeJayKay]

I am watching your video and see the rings on the upper shelf and the other small pieces with underglaze. . But I don't see anything like cookies to protect the glaze from getting stuck on the shelf. Did you use any cookies?

[@potterybymollika]

The rings are raw clay, unglazed and the disks are either raw clay or just have underglaze. So no glaze and nothing sticks.

[@lynneschneider2885]

What underglaze and what was your firing temperature? Very nice

[@potterybymollika]

Coyote underglazes and cone 6

[@chocolatechip4885]

For how long did you fire them?

[@potterybymollika]

I fire to a hot cone 6