Bottle or vase? Nice view of the backyard, and a couple of pots.
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12 comments:
Vase. Well, you asked.
Funny, I make a better bottle than vase. But you can call almost any shape, which isn't a bowl, teapot or mug, a vase.
oh goodie, another question. hmm, let's see. hmm, definitely vases. too fat to be bottles. but what do i know.
You could clarify it by calling it a narrow-mouthed vase, as opposed to a wide-mouthed vase.
You see, I have made MILLIONS of piggy banks, which are simply made from a small bottle, therefore practice makes perfect. man, you should see this vase at the top of the kiln from yesterday's firing. Maybe when it finishes cooling I will put up a pic.
'fat and friendly tear shaped bottle'?
Well, yeah. Go up and watch the dropkick murphys and leave me alone.
Looks like a wine carafe to me.
All you people arguing about vases. Everybody KNOWS that bottles have mych smaller openings, like a coke bottle. It's all just pots anyway. I have a hrad time closing in those tops, but I doubt gr is going to offer any advice.
Work on your spelling too, jack!
Well, with closing up a vase or bottle neck, you choke, then pull up and adjust the lip, then choke again, pull up etc until you get it right. It is very tricky, and now you can't say I never give any advice.
Vase(s).
Amazing that people feel so strongly about this. Let's move the debate UP, where the issue is all about male cheerleaders at football games (NOT)
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