I started out with 20 bead whistles. I went through each one for sound quality and ended up chunking six of them. They did make a sound but the sound had too much air in it, and it ended up sounding more like a wheeze than a whistle. I glazed 7 of them and on the way to the kiln dropped them on the way to the kiln. One survived (see previous post). These in the picture are the ones I gingerly and very carefully carried to the kiln and fired yesterday. These are the best of the best!
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Fresh from the Kiln: Bead Whistles
I started out with 20 bead whistles. I went through each one for sound quality and ended up chunking six of them. They did make a sound but the sound had too much air in it, and it ended up sounding more like a wheeze than a whistle. I glazed 7 of them and on the way to the kiln dropped them on the way to the kiln. One survived (see previous post). These in the picture are the ones I gingerly and very carefully carried to the kiln and fired yesterday. These are the best of the best!
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