In case you haven't figured it out yet, I'm retired. I have some physical/medical limitations at this stage of my life.
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A puppy mug for a dog-sitter in appreciation |
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I can never keep an inventory of tiny pots. |
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A grandmother gave this Bridget lantern to her granddaughter |
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So I
do what I love when I can. And that is making sculptures and
functional work in clay.
I can't put in the hours necessary to live off
my work, nor do I think I'm competitive with some of the potters who do
this for their living. But I'm glad to share what I can.
These
are all pieces which have gone out of my heart and hands to others...a
continuation of my posting yesterday.
There are more, but I don't have
the energy to search my external hard drive which is mainly a storage of
photos.
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This lady with a lyre met a sad end, being knocked off the piano at church.
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Several of these triple spiral labyrinths have been trades/gifts or sales...based upon the one at Newgrange Ireland. |
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These graceful green pitchers sold last year, but not to the same new owner. |
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Coffee filter cone is part of set with the coffee pot below |
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I think the new owner of the coffee pot set will enjoy it, a good trade for services rendered. |
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I was happy that a friend wanted to wash and serve grapes to her family in this colinder | . |
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I'm not the only one who loves mermaids! |
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A set of 6 last year, and the family wanted more this year of this design |
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Love them all, but especially the lantern, colander , and the last plate.
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda...you seem to do a lot more slab building than I do...so I'm still exploring all the possibilities it offers!
DeleteHi, just found your blog from Mud Colony. What a variety you have made - I like those green 'pitchers' (we would call them jugs here in Oz). I look forward to seeing more of your work..
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