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Showing posts with label ceramics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ceramics. Show all posts
Sunday, 5 February 2012
Vintage Sunday
I'm not very good at listing new vintage bits onto Refound Relics regularly, but this week I have added a range of new items, including some vintage clothing! I'd love to add more vintage clothing onto my shop, perhaps I will try and get a few more pieces to add on....
Sunday, 23 October 2011
Vintage Sunday
Today is the Flea Market at One Thoresby Street in Nottingham, we're holding a stall selling both my screen printed textiles and vintage home wares! I'll add some photos of the day next week.
In the meantime here's a selection of new vintage bits that will be added to the shop over the week!
Oh they seem to be mainly bowls... I have quite a few of them...
Next week I will show you the new range of handmade vintage fabric cushions, purses, gadget cases and storage bins!
In the meantime here's a selection of new vintage bits that will be added to the shop over the week!
Oh they seem to be mainly bowls... I have quite a few of them...
Next week I will show you the new range of handmade vintage fabric cushions, purses, gadget cases and storage bins!
Friday, 29 July 2011
Local Designers - Ceramics
Whilst at uni I loved doing ceramics, being able to make my own crockery was amazing, I even started to become very serious about it and started my final year of uni with the intention of doing ceramics for the rest of my life...and then I changed my mind..as much as I enjoyed it, it was very expensive, time consuming and I felt there wasn't a big enough market to make it viable.
Here are some local ceramicists who are creating some wonderful products.
Here are some local ceramicists who are creating some wonderful products.
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| Suet Yi Yip |
Beautifully handcrafted and hand illustrated terracotta plates and wall pieces.
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| Lucianna Gallucci |
Slip cast stoneware pots, vases and jam jars too!
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| Rachel Wood |
Hand thrown with a rustic surface texture and wonderful colours.
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