I love teapots, so it was a special treat to see these. I was interested in the extruder on your previous post. I had not realised that plastic pipe would stand up to the pressures. I am kicking myself now because I finally took the remains of an old car engine to the landfill a month or two ago. I was fed up with bruising my shins on it when stumbling around in our carport! I kind of knew that the pistons might have been good for something!
This was and is an invitational show 1st one so more next year. No the insects are not ours- Kelly O'Briant Greensboro area I think- they need to have names and places. I was being lazy and did not Put names with pots. The lazy Sunday potter. More tomorrow! M Oh the extruder if you want more info email Mark.
Thanks for sharing these!
ReplyDeleteI love the insect teapot, cup and saucer. Did you make those?
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Diane in Statesville
How can I join the show? Is this an invitational?
ReplyDeleteI love teapots, so it was a special treat to see these. I was interested in the extruder on your previous post. I had not realised that plastic pipe would stand up to the pressures. I am kicking myself now because I finally took the remains of an old car engine to the landfill a month or two ago. I was fed up with bruising my shins on it when stumbling around in our carport! I kind of knew that the pistons might have been good for something!
ReplyDeleteoh NICE!
ReplyDeleteThis was and is an invitational show 1st one so more next year.
ReplyDeleteNo the insects are not ours- Kelly O'Briant Greensboro area I think- they need to have names and places.
I was being lazy and did not Put names with pots.
The lazy Sunday potter.
More tomorrow!
M
Oh the extruder if you want more info email Mark.
woohoo :))
ReplyDeleteNice pots. Thanks for posting.
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