Off on our happy hols tomorrow and a week in a caravan by the seaside in Suffolk. I don't think we'll be dipping our toes in the sea though, it's bloomin' freezing. We're meeting my parents when we get there, so I'm looking forward to seeing them. Pantomome rehearsals have begun again, so I'll be taking my script away with me to try and learn some lines.
The Exhibition Great British Potters opened on Friday. There's some fabulous work in the show from makers that I feel greatly honoured to share a list with.

Here are a couple of my pots that are in the show, a large cider jar

I've been making tiles this week. These have all been decorated since the picture was taken, but I forgot to take my camera today, so don't have any pictures. The order is for fifty, but I'm going to make a hundred so that there's plenty of choice - I already have thrirty-two fired and finished. They're made in the tile mould that I bought from the now defunct Wenford Bridge Pottery.
Well only a brief post as I still have much to do before tomorrow and our trip to the flatlands. Back next week, cheers all!
Oh and Happy Birthday Alex!
6 comments:
your pots in the show are wonderful- have a great relaxing trip.
Now back to follow some links.
wow- the glass is amazing!
What a talent!
nice hat frank!!
Love that cider jar. Have a great holiday, Doug.
Have a great trip Doug. Hi to Hil and the boys. Frank's dog is cute.
Thanks :) Ha, nice hat, nice dog, nice chap :-)
Post a Comment