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Turning Mud into Magic!

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In September this year twelve hardy souls embarked on their first clay journey, not knowing if this could lead to an addiction over which they have no control, like a student from earlier in the year who set up her own pottery in her garage and has not been seen since.....

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These larger pieces were all made with slabs of stoneware clay, impressed with various designs and fired with a matt copper green glaze, with highlights in a shinier brown glaze. 

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This vibrant piece took two hours to make and two hours to decorate!

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This hand built, coiled bottle is made in toasted stoneware clay, which contains a lot of iron ( like terracotta). The glaze is iron reactive and therefore produces this lovely variegated surface.

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A large wall plaque, impressed and with sprigged additions. Coloured with oxides and various glazes.

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