For those of you who were interested to see my firing results from the images of my ceramic pieces about to be fired in my previous post, here are the outcomes!
These magnets are new to my range. I wanted to create some tactile and decorative items that are smaller and cheaper, to add to the range in prices on my stall at craft fairs and shows.
The magnets with words or writing on were really popular at my fair this weekend, I sold all of them! Will have to start making lots more, now I know which type sells more.
I couldn’t resist making lots of magnets in my usual style… “Organic and Rustic”, as some people refer to it as…
I couldn’t resist making lots of magnets in my usual style… “Organic and Rustic”, as some people refer to it as…
My coasters were all sold in sets of 4 with different coloured ribbon tied around them. Each coaster has a coloured sheet of foam neatly stuck onto the underside to prevent scratching on the table and to stop them sliding around.
Melting glass into my bowls, or rolling flecks of glass into the surface of the clay before constructing forms is like a trade mark to my work in terms of decoration, and people say it is what makes it so different.
Opening the kiln is such an exciting moment as you never really know what the outcome will be. Even the most experienced potters still have lots of happy accidents. I enjoyed peeking in through the gap in the door when the firing for all of these flat pieces were finished, the burst of colour made a change to my usual decoration.
Hi Charlotte
wowie!! These are really gorgeous!! Icant imagine how excited you get when opening the door to your kiln!! I love your colour schemes too. my favorites are the worded peices really trendy and original. Great work
kazxx
Adore those blue square coasters they’re gorgeous!
Nic x
Wow to!! They come out really interesting…I love the organic flow of the melted glass and in real life the reflective textures must be striking!
WOW again