I'm currently setting up my workroom and kiln shed in preparation for
Tywi Valley Open studio's. The event runs from Saturday 21st until
Sunday 29th. We'll be open between 10am-5pm each day [10-4 Weds] During
the 9 days I am going to have a big sale of older pots, slight seconds
and miscellaneous pieces. I'll post images of what you might expect to
find tomorrow. If you can't visit you can always drop me a line for more
information about any pots that peak your interest. All welcome....the
kettle will be on.
Showing posts with label Yunomi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yunomi. Show all posts
Thursday, 19 July 2018
Tywi Valley Open Studios
Labels:
Ash Glaze,
authentic,
Ceramic Review,
Ceramics,
Cilycwm,
Container,
Contemporary,
Craft,
Exhibition,
Made to last,
Salt Fire. Soda Fire,
St.Ives Pottery,
Summer,
Tea Caddy,
Workshop,
Yunomi
Tuesday, 28 March 2017
Monday, 13 March 2017
Some new pots
Some new pots from a firing last week. A firing that I thought was going to be a disaster (long story and won't bore you with it, let's just say that there were flames where there shouldn't have been, which ended up with a blown up and burnt pressure gauge) but luckily most of the pots came out as well as I could have......
Some have already sold, but some are available. Please email me at timlakeceramics@hotmail.com for more details.
Please don't forget to follow me via instagram @timlpots
Wednesday, 8 March 2017
It's been a while since I posted!!
Lots has happened since my last post in early November. The major event was the birth of our daughter at the end of November. An amazing little creature! Giving us lots of joy.
After a month or so of getting used to our new companion I got back to work. The first project was to get a new kiln shed built. It is now finished enough to be used.....a few more bits of cladding to be added, but that will come as and when funds allow. I have also built a small experimental kiln(not pictured) for Salt and soda firing. I have fired it once and was very pleased with some of the pots. It wasn't a total success, one shelf was totally under-fired, so much so that Cone8 didn't even move. I think I know how to resolve this and will fire again soon. I will probably fire it a couple more times before I take it down to make way for my new main kiln. This will be 30 cu ft down draft kiln to fired with Propane and finished with a small amount of wood and soda to add some flavour to areas of raw (un-glazed) clay on the pots.
I have sent to some new work to The Schaller Gallery in St Joseph, US for a show during March. Some of the pots from the kiln have headed over there, some of which are featured below.
There is lots happening at the moment with projects and making in full swing.....more regular blog posts to come in the coming weeks
After a month or so of getting used to our new companion I got back to work. The first project was to get a new kiln shed built. It is now finished enough to be used.....a few more bits of cladding to be added, but that will come as and when funds allow. I have also built a small experimental kiln(not pictured) for Salt and soda firing. I have fired it once and was very pleased with some of the pots. It wasn't a total success, one shelf was totally under-fired, so much so that Cone8 didn't even move. I think I know how to resolve this and will fire again soon. I will probably fire it a couple more times before I take it down to make way for my new main kiln. This will be 30 cu ft down draft kiln to fired with Propane and finished with a small amount of wood and soda to add some flavour to areas of raw (un-glazed) clay on the pots.
I have sent to some new work to The Schaller Gallery in St Joseph, US for a show during March. Some of the pots from the kiln have headed over there, some of which are featured below.
There is lots happening at the moment with projects and making in full swing.....more regular blog posts to come in the coming weeks
Labels:
Ash Glaze,
Ceramic Review,
Ceramics,
Cilycwm,
Container,
Handmade,
little cups,
Pots,
Pottery,
Salt Fire. Soda Fire,
Schaller,
Tableware,
Tea Caddy,
teabowl,
The Sonics,
Tim Lake,
winter,
Yunomi
Friday, 30 September 2016
Back from a good time in London at Ceramics in City at the Geffrye Museum.
Last weekend was a good one at the Geffrye Museum for this years Ceramics in the City.
I really enjoyed the event last year and this year didn't disappoint.
Here are some of the pots I took with me to the show.....some of them sold, but some are still available: please email me if anything takes your fancy: timlakeceramics@hotmail.com
After a very manic couple of months I now have a few weeks to take stock and prepare for the next show at the end of October. Made By Hand, Cardiff. 28th-30th October.
I really enjoyed the event last year and this year didn't disappoint.
Here are some of the pots I took with me to the show.....some of them sold, but some are still available: please email me if anything takes your fancy: timlakeceramics@hotmail.com
After a very manic couple of months I now have a few weeks to take stock and prepare for the next show at the end of October. Made By Hand, Cardiff. 28th-30th October.
Labels:
Ceramics,
Clay,
Container,
Craft,
Exhibition,
Geffrye Museum,
Handmade,
Lidded Caddy,
little cups,
Shino,
Stoneware,
Tableware,
Tea Bowl,
Tea Caddy,
Teacup,
Tenmoku,
Yunomi
Tuesday, 23 August 2016
Art in Clay 2016
Here are a few images from my stand at this years Art in Clay fair at Hatfield House.
Lots of pots were sold, but some of these are still available if anything takes your fancy. Please message me or comment if so.
Thanks to everybody who visited and came and said hello and took pots home with them.
It was great to catch up with friends and meet new customers. I especially enjoyed hearing about how much people enjoy using my pots in their every day life, very satisfying!
Now time to get back on the wheel and replenish stocks for the next shows that are coming up over the next couple of months.
Lots of pots were sold, but some of these are still available if anything takes your fancy. Please message me or comment if so.
Thanks to everybody who visited and came and said hello and took pots home with them.
It was great to catch up with friends and meet new customers. I especially enjoyed hearing about how much people enjoy using my pots in their every day life, very satisfying!
Now time to get back on the wheel and replenish stocks for the next shows that are coming up over the next couple of months.
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