Linda, they are about 5". They are thrown on the wheel and the rim is formed by ribbing under the edge, then smoothed with a sponge. As I said in a previous post, Jeff taught me how to throw them on the wheel head without a bat. I never thought I would be able to get them off without messing them up, but it was rather easy. No bats saves time and space. We put cork dots underneath to protect furniture.
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those look great; what size are they? and how is the rim constructed? you know me, ever curious
ReplyDeleteThanks Smartcat, Jeff did the textures on these.
ReplyDeleteLinda, they are about 5". They are thrown on the wheel and the rim is formed by ribbing under the edge, then smoothed with a sponge. As I said in a previous post, Jeff taught me how to throw them on the wheel head without a bat. I never thought I would be able to get them off without messing them up, but it was rather easy. No bats saves time and space.
We put cork dots underneath to protect furniture.
Really nice, I love the colors and textures. I'd be afraid of picking them up off the wheel head also.
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