November Pots

Tis the season to be.... very busy!

I was in the Jacaranda Market in Applecross on Saturday. A bit disappointing in terms of sales but great networking and I received some fantastic feedback on my pots. I have been very busy this past month preparing for Jacaranda as well as PSP Christmas exhibition and William St after dark that my friend Louise is in.

Here are some of my new pots:

Some little condiment pots 

 Breakfast set

 

Beakers

 Botanical beakers

 

 New handle mugs

 

 Breakfast bowls

 

 

Vases

New prints for pots

I have been developing some new screen prints for my pots ready for the Hubert St Fiesta by photographing leaves and flowers found in the school garden and my own. These are just test pots for a new midfire glaze that I have mixed and since I have never tried mid fire glaze and there is an excellent chance they won't work out at all, I have photographed them now to remember how nice the prints look.

Cherries

This bowl was a demo pot for my new potters last term and it was one of those times when I wasn't expecting much from it and it turned out really well. This lesson is confirmed for me time and time again: Don't get too invested! These gorgeous cherries were on spesh yesterday and they taste as wonderful as they look.

Some new creative stuff...

The Perth Studio Potters held its annual Mother's Day craft market on Saturday and here are some of the little beauties that I made for the occassion. Quite loving the pale blue and they looked lovely filled with Kym's Persian Love Cakes mmmmm...

And here is a little mixed media print that I made for the Year 9s who are creating prints to illustrate Aesop's Fables this term. I think it looks cute enough to frame for my house so I am going to get a few neat copies printed this week. Anyone want one while I am being productive??

Pit Firing in Toodyay