So yesterday's project was throwing some calendars. Basically, calendars are a very nice round ball. I like to make them with a very fat rim. I cut the handles out of them. Each one is a little bit different. And the rims are left nice and full to keep this nice rounded shape. The bottoms have a nice foot. Sometimes I'll cut the foot out and make it a little bit like a tripod. Each one has a slightly different pattern. This or leather hard, probably a little bit more than leather hard even. The fun begins with the drill making the holes. I use a couple of different size bits. I want to make sure that your holes are obviously big enough to allow water to drain through, but also big enough so that when you go to glaze them, it's not a big problem getting glaze out. And I found that the trick to getting glaze out when you're dipping them or what have you is to blow just air through and it cleans the hole out really nicely. And these will shrink obviously look good.