I’m once again participating in our “Shop Local” Sale on October 13 at the Cornerstone Cafe in Warfield, 10 am – 4 pm. Here are some of the pieces I’ll have at the sale.
5″ bowl
6 1/2″ bowl
Heart dishes
7 1/2″ light blue & white bowl
9 1/2″ dark blue & white bowl
Jewelry holdder.
Bike plates.
I’ve been working on pieces that can be used for serving
Dip Plate, dark blue.
Large serving platter, dark blue.
Dip plate, green.
Square plate, green, small matching bowls.
We’re half way through September and I’ve been working on getting new stock made for the Christmas season.
12″ rectangle white plate
Votive Candle holders, blue
7 1/2″ plate
Small trinket dishes
11″ Rectangle Bike Plate
Light blue & white yunomi and mug
11″ Dip plate
8 1/2″ x 3 1/4″ bowl
Side view of 8 1/2″ x 3 1/4″ bowl
10″x 2 1/2″ Bowl
Side view of 10″x 2 1/2″ Bowl
Small bowls
Small bowls
Small bowls – great for a small amount of dip, salsa, peanut sauce, and much more.
Small bowls and pots – great for nuts, chives, sour cream, cilantro… and more….
A variety of candle holders.
Candle holders, use a citrinella candle for on your patio or deck…
I have been a potter for over 40 years. Over the years I have made a large variety of pieces and love making large pieces and small pieces. I have a large variety of pots out in stores and galleries in the Kootenays (Yes Please, Unwind More Than a Yarn Store & Kootnay Gallery; all in Castlegar, Gallery 2 in Grand Forks, and Artisan in Trail). I also have many pieces in my home studio. In the next few days I hope to share some of the pieces I have in my home studio.
Mead, wine, port, sherry, liquer goblets. Largest 3 1/2″x 3″.
Mead, wine, port, sherry, liquer goblets. Or, dessert cups.
Wine, mead, port, sherry, juice and more…..
Largest cup: 3″x3″.
I love being a potter and last night I was going back through the hundreds of photos I have taken of my work. I started to look at some of the pots I made around 10 years ago when I first moved back to Trail and I thought I’d share a few with you.
The kiln is half loaded with a bisque firing so it’ll be a couple of weeks before I have new pieces to show. I’m working towards our Annual Pottery Show at VISAC Gallery and towards our annual “Shop Local” event at Cornerstone.
A glaze combination that worked well together, but doesn’t work anymore.
Another glaze combination I like that I haven’t used for a long time.
Love the tea set.
Making a rectangle pot is always a challenge.
I love the shape of this pot and the way the glaze looks.
Making pottery, of course, takes time, so with Valentine’s Day in mind I worked on some “heart” pots. Heart shaped dishes and hearts stamped on pots and then of course glazed them red.
Mugs
Heart dishes
Red bowls
Small cup
I love making vases, there is something about playing with the shapes. I like to see how tall, how narrow, how round, how small I can get. These vases are 8 14″ for the tallest one and 3″ for the shortest one.
Yesterday, I did my last glaze firing before Christmas I was pleased with how most of the pots turned out. Here are some of the green ones.
Large open bowl, 11″ x 2″
Side view of lge, open bowl, 11″ x 2′.
Square, green dish, 8 1/4″ x 2″
Side view of square, green dish.
Green cream & sugar
Green bowl.
Next Friday, Nov. 24, 4 pm – 7 pm and Saturday, Nov. 25, 10 am – 2 pm, the Trail Pottery Club will be holding their 1st Annual Pottery Sale in the VISAC Gallery.
