clay slab with pattern impressed into it |
glazed and fired in oranges and yellows |
The finished piece - www.catherinedanielceramics.com |
It's a simple design, but I am pleased with the effect.
Am not sure that Spring has really sprung yet up here in the wilds of the North. There are a few lambs about and the odd Daffodil has come into flower, but it feels like it'll be a few weeks yet.
Chicken and Trinket Dish made with same pattern |
(Oh, and yes, going back to the first sentence, I did get the handbag too! Of course!).
Edinburgh is full of shops where you go in for one thing and come out with half a dozen others. Things you just never knew you 'needed' til you saw them. Please say I'm not the only one....
x Cathy
The alternate squares could almost be bees too. Lovely 😊
ReplyDeleteHappens to me everytime I go shopping :) I have a couple of lovely little Indian blocks, an elephant and a dragon. I hadn't even considered the idea of impressing them into clay. I might try it on air drying clay. They would make lovely little hanging tags.
ReplyDeleteMy grandmother once went out for a coat and came back with an armchair!
ReplyDeleteI like that new press. It creates a charming effect!
What a gorgeous effect, and fab sunshiny colours. So glad you got the handbag too.......! X
ReplyDeleteWonderful spring colours and that woodblock design is lovely. I'm so pleased you got the handbag too!
ReplyDeleteYou are not. Edinburgh is full of temptations.
ReplyDeleteVery effective block and love those colours. Hope you're getting a little more Spring sunshine now too. I think Edinburgh shops might be just my kind of thing, shame it's so far away, though perhaps a good thing for my purse!
ReplyDeleteHello Cathy
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for taking the time to visit my blog, and your kind comment.
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What a lovely find... And no, you are not the only one.
ReplyDeletehurray for making your own sunshine xxxx
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that stamp! Perfect for your beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteWish you were closer.
How lovely your part of Scotland looks. I hope you find yourself well and truly settled and sorted soon. Beautiful patterns as always.
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