Soft slab construction

I first started having to roll out a bunch of clay into small slabs while also measuring that they were the right length and width. Then I had to slip and score the sides together so that they would stay in one shape and not fall apart. Then once they were fused I traced around them to create a circle that would be the bottom and once I carved out that, I slipped and scored it onto the bottom of the mug. Finally, with the last bit of my clay, I used to make a creative handle that would have some creativity. Then I thought of some creative designs and carved them into each mug and finally, I glazed them using an abundance of colors, some of which I mixed together but also left the same. 

I would say that the mugs on their own came out a solid good, I would say that if I had more time I would probably have picked different glazes to work with.  I thought I picked too many glazes to work with and that's why one of the mugs didn't come out the way I was hoping for it to come out as. One of the things I struggled with was making sure the mugs didn't look like they had any creases from being scored together, and that sort of threw me off a little and I tried to blend the clay in as much as I could. But I am happier with this project because I managed to make them the right length and width, and part of art is learning new ways to create things. For this project what I learned was to not overglaze so much and that sometimes it's okay when your project is only one color instead of multiple.