Last Friday, buddies Debi and
Tory piled into my vehicle and the three of us set out to Olympia, Washington for a clay play weekend at the lovely home and studio of our friend and potter extraordinaire, Maggie Roberts. Maggie and her hubs, Dave, are the owner-artists of
Kennedy Creek Pottery.
In the studio teacher Maggie expertly led us through several projects; here with Debi and Tory on either side, busy with their creations.
I was so pleased with my birdhouse! Tory and I each made one of these to add to our gardens when they are fired and glazed.
We created a village of pottery houses; some are painted with colored slip (liquid clay).
And here are the tiles we made using the
sgraffito technique, carving through dark slip to reveal white porcelain clay beneath. This was great fun! My tiles are at center and upper-center.
Thanks to our hosts Maggie, Dave, and Spud the wonder-Corgi, we had an amazing time.
Last Friday, buddies Debi and Tory piled into my vehicle and the three of us set out to Olympia, Washington for a clay play weekend at the lovely home and studio of our friend and potter extraordinaire, Maggie Roberts. Maggie and her hubs, Dave, are the owner-artists of Kennedy Creek Pottery.
In the studio teacher Maggie expertly led us through several projects; here with Debi and Tory on either side, busy with their creations.
I was so pleased with my birdhouse! Tory and I each made one of these to add to our gardens when they are fired and glazed.
We created a village of pottery houses; some are painted with colored slip (liquid clay).
And here are the tiles we made using the sgraffito technique, carving through dark slip to reveal white porcelain clay beneath. This was great fun! My tiles are at center and upper-center.
Thanks to our hosts Maggie, Dave, and Spud the wonder-Corgi, we had an amazing time.
1 comment:
Great photos Suzanne it was such a fun time and the ride up with puddle lights a trip to remember.
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