We have lots clay in our yard and also lots of fire ant mounds. Jeff dug up an abandoned mound and bisque fired it. It's still quite fragile, but I thought it looked pretty cool. He has bisque fired dirt dauber nests in the past. Those fire quite sturdy, because they are probably made with the clay from the studio.
If you are celebrating Easter this weekend, I wish you a happy one. We have a group coming for lessons in the morning and in the evening we will cook a ham dinner. The Easter Bunny may even bring some candy, since we have been a good boy and girl. ;-)
Happy Easter.I've tried to eliminate anthills for years and they end up just moving around the yard. I might have to try baking them out. I hear they make a tasty dessert topping if you get them really crispy.( not really kids, don't try this)
ReplyDeleteHave a happy Easter. That ant colony is amazing. Fire ants are no fun to live around...no going barefoot!
ReplyDeleteMakes the fire ants seem not quite so bad if you can make art from them. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeletevery cool, I recently saw a fb video of someone who poured molten aluminum into a ant hill and came up with a similar looking sculpture.
ReplyDeleteI hope you had a happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteFire ants and snakes…it was 19 degrees here this morning and we do not really get the kind of bugs etc that you do :)
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