After a recent sale, I noticed that I was running low on pitchers. So, last week, between hosting family and friends, I had a little pitcher party and made a few, with the hopes of making more in the next couple of weeks.
I made sure to make some twisted-handle pitchers, as I am completely out of them!
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| Twist handle |
When I pull my handles, I tend to put the pots upside-down on the edge of table. This allows for the handles to keep from slumping, and it allows me to clean up the bottoms and put my stamps on.
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| Upside-down pitchers |
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| Stamps |
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| Row of hanging handles |
I have also been thinking about a taller pitcher with a lid in order for it to be put in the refrigerator, or placed on a table without allowing anything to fall into the mouth of the pitcher. I also put a wide base on these in order for them to sit in the refrigerator, with wire racks or with glass shelves.
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| New, larger pitcher |
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| Pitcher with lid |
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| Lid |
I put a strap handle on the front in order for the weight of it to be balanced when pouring.
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| Strap handle at the front of the pitcher |
I had fun decorating these as well, and put the Liberty Stoneware stamp on the front. I cannot wait to see these in a salt kiln!
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| Cobalt decoration |
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| Cobalt decoration |
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| Stamp and strap handle |
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