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Saturday, January 11, 2014

Subtle Hearts

great hearts from

Wednesday, December 4, 2013

Monday, October 7, 2013

These five clay artists of the In the Making team run the gamut of functional ceramic pieces to art pieces: they play with form, clay body, color and function issues. All are unique, intriguing and delightful.

Jan Fairhurst Pottery

"Each handmade piece of stoneware is thrown on an old kickwheel, but I work hard to create graceful lines on my bakeware, bowls, pitchers and every piece I make."

Janet Mealha of Blue Magpie Design

"I now work in Lagos in the South of PortugaI .I have been making ceramics for many years and more recently started making some jewelry ,using my own porcelain beads and combining them with semi precious stones and other materials. "

Susan Hanft of Gone To Pot (Texas)

"celebrating the imperfect, irregular and not quite right......

all items in gone to pot are handbuilt from porcelain or white stoneware"

Deb Babcock of Blue Sky Pottery

"I am a studio potter who works in porcelain and stoneware creating one of a kind, functional pottery including whimsical teapots and tea cups, bowls, casseroles, plates, tumblers, platters, vases and tiles. "

Made by Manos

"I am Manos and I'm delighted to share with you my handmade creations.

Here you will find ceramics and unusual decorative art, all original, designed and created by me. "

Check out all of the creativity celebrated in their shops.

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Valentine Home

Here are a few ideas for dressing up your home a bit for Valentine's day...

a vintage braided rug from Only Cool Stuff on etsy

a heartfelt photograph from Photography Dream

found object heart art from Found ART vision

a from the heart watercolor painting from The Joy of Color

a stained glass heart for your window from DaisyFlores
rustic hearts by raemj
ceramic heart dishware from Blue Sky Pottery CO

a sweet little valentine tree from Intres

a ceramic heart for your wall by Blue Magpie Design

and last but not least, antique geometric color blocks from Monki Vintage

Tuesday, December 11, 2012

claylicious!

Clay is a very versatile medium. It's malleability allows for such variety. From sculpture, to utilitarian, rustic to sleek, and everything in between. These four etsy ceramic artists show just how easily the medium allows for a unique self expression.