Monthly Archives: May 2011

Featured Interview – Driftwood Boatbuilders

Meet: Andrea Brewster of Driftwood Boatbuilders How long have you been making your work and how did it all begin? I have been making my boats for 2 years now. It all started after I collected some driftwood pieces on a beach in Skiathos. I managed to bring them home in my suitcase with the […]

DIY Tin Lanterns

Thank you for visiting my post about DIY Tin Lanterns… You may also be interested in my individually handmade ceramic homewares, accessories and gifts in my shop – take a look! I’m in love with my new recycled tea light can holder! It was so easy to make, and the best part is anyone can […]

Work in progress

This board is full of flat pieces ready to be glazed ~ mostly coasters, and also a few clocks and magnets. See the square coasters laid out with impressed pine leaves? This is a custom order for a set of 8. But there are only 7! The 8th coaster keeps breaking and I’ve had to […]

a few new things…

Here are a few new bits and pieces that I can finally get around to showing you! I made the ‘home’ hanging above as a bit of fun for something different. I really enjoyed making it and was pleased when it sold the same day as it was up for sale on my website! The […]

Featured Interview – Red Brick Glass

Meet: Wendy Jeavons of Red Brick Glass How long have you been making your work and how did it all begin? I gained a 1st class honours degree in Glass and Architectural Glass from Edinburgh College of Art in 2000. I then set up my studio with support from the Crafts Council’s Setting Up Scheme. […]

Workshop tour

I’ve been having fun in the workshop this weekend. Music blasting, singing along, and making a mess 🙂 I took these photos yesterday morning before I started making, so it’s not usually this neat and tidy! Here’s a tour around my work space… The shelves are now full of vases, bowls, coasters, clocks, pots and […]

The Garden in bloom

The sun is shining in the bright blue sky and I’m feeling bright and cheery today! The garden is too, showing off some of it’s vibrant colours and the plants growing from bulbs & seeds are getting taller and taller. You might remember the dahlia seeds that we planted in a small pot on the […]

My work in Ceramic Review!

The other night I was flicking through some of my old Ceramic Review magazines and came across a page featuring my degree show pieces from university. I had forgotten all about the feature and it was nice seeing my name in print. Can you spot the two sculptural vessels below? These pieces don’t look it […]

Featured Interview – Caroline Green Pottery

Meet: Caroline Green Pottery How long have you been making your work and how did it all begin? I have always been a ‘maker’ and always want to learn another craft. I started making pots in 2000 when I moved house and enrolled on a fine art course at my local college. After a visit […]

Receive 10% discount!

To celebrate the launch of my new product designs ~ bonsai trees & dandelions, I will be offering a special 10% discount for my newsletter subscribers on all orders for the rest of May. To take advantage of this limited offer, sign up for my newsletter here to receive the discount code in my next […]

Rustic Dandelion Designs

Dandelions are fast becoming my new favourite thing, I even picked some from one of the fields last weekend and have put them in a vase on the kitchen window sill (pictured above on the garden table). I was quite pleased with the photo I took of one of the dandelion floret seeds with my […]

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