Showing posts with label ceramics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ceramics. Show all posts
Saturday, 13 April 2013
rabbit and cat family ceramics!
those cute critters were finished and have left my hands - but not before they had a nice play in the dolls house! The terracotta body was glazed in off white, then i used those low fire paints to add the clothes and features!
The cat family was fun, i am calling in the young son Kevin!
Tuesday, 13 March 2012
Wednesday, 7 March 2012
Owls well that ends well ....
My owl after a second firing, as the new wood fired kiln didn't quite get up to temperature!
Tuesday, 7 February 2012
Sushi platters!
We made sushi platters at pottery, and this is Matty's - the Potter's name is on it too!
Mary had great fun making hers, and adding all the different glazes, using a brush...
Daisy incorporated the edge design demonstrated by the potter!
And as for me, my platter needs to be fired! But why not head over to The Raggy Rat Facebook Page, where i will be hosting a 'Pay It Forward' give-away tomorrow!
Mary had great fun making hers, and adding all the different glazes, using a brush...
Daisy incorporated the edge design demonstrated by the potter!
And as for me, my platter needs to be fired! But why not head over to The Raggy Rat Facebook Page, where i will be hosting a 'Pay It Forward' give-away tomorrow!
Monday, 2 January 2012
All things are new ...
After digging out a 16MB smart memory card I am able to show you the last thing i made in 2011, this colourful cross for a friend, which is inspired by Mexican alter tables ...
It has an alternative side which might fit in with autumnal times which my special friend so loves :-)
I cleared the kitchen windowsill yesterday, to let in more winter light, and to help give that lovely calm feeling that only a good de-clutter can do! Here is a boat I made at pottery, where me and the girls hung out this autumn, learning about clay!
My girls made all kinds of small sculptures and vessels which the potter showed them how to make, and even though they are quite young, they achieved successfully! We even had a glazing session just before Christmas ... On the bottom shelf is a Marble-run which I made in my foundation year, many moons ago. Would you like to see it working?
Finally at tea time yesterday I dug into a black bag of clothing that we have been blessed with and tightened up some trousers for my petite 5 year olds by sewing in extra elastic, and this chunky heart was cut from a very special but old cardigan of mine to repair a jumper for daisy!
When Mary saw me take up the scissors she said, can you cut knitting? Good question for a 3-year-old! It has been partially felted :-)
It has an alternative side which might fit in with autumnal times which my special friend so loves :-)
I cleared the kitchen windowsill yesterday, to let in more winter light, and to help give that lovely calm feeling that only a good de-clutter can do! Here is a boat I made at pottery, where me and the girls hung out this autumn, learning about clay!
My girls made all kinds of small sculptures and vessels which the potter showed them how to make, and even though they are quite young, they achieved successfully! We even had a glazing session just before Christmas ... On the bottom shelf is a Marble-run which I made in my foundation year, many moons ago. Would you like to see it working?
Finally at tea time yesterday I dug into a black bag of clothing that we have been blessed with and tightened up some trousers for my petite 5 year olds by sewing in extra elastic, and this chunky heart was cut from a very special but old cardigan of mine to repair a jumper for daisy!
When Mary saw me take up the scissors she said, can you cut knitting? Good question for a 3-year-old! It has been partially felted :-)
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