My new work- a candlestick for my home 🤗. Step by step photos.

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My pottery skills are improving with every new job and i'm very happy to see this progress.

This is my third work in pottery and I really like the result. It inspires to make more products and experiment with new forms. You are free to do whatever you want without limits and restrictions. Here's what I call art - freedom of imagination!

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I want to tell you how I made a candlestick and what you need to make it. So...

I took a small piece of pottery clay and rolled it in a thin layer of 0.5 cm thick. I attached to this a sheet of paper with a pattern of leaves that I painted in advance.

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I cut out the leaves and made veins with special tools for clay.

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The next step is to make a candle hole. I dug it manually and attached it to the base. Voilà!

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At this stage, it is necessary to wait till the product becomes totally dry.

I came to the studio where I study pottery a few days later to paint a product. My teacher has already prepared for me everything that is needed: brushes, special paints that after baking in the oven at a temperature of 950 degrees turn into a glass.

That's how it looks before baking:

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And this is how it looks after baking:

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I also stuck the crystals as imitation of dew. Now it's completely ready 😊😊😊

Yesterday I made another clay product and will show you this very soon 😉

Best wishes,

Olga:)

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