I missed out small monster making and watercolour painting on clay...and just watched Bill Powell making...for him...small pots!!
That was part one...then part two...
And after lunch, part three..
And a bowl to finish..
Then a finishing gathering, short speeches and to finish the proceedings all of us did three claps then bring your hands together to close the weekend.
Then many who could helped to start clearing and cleaning... and the main job was left for Monday morning.....with marquees to take down, chairs to stack on a large trailer with folding tables, fourteen wheels and various other things to sort by early Monday afternoon.
Which is when I'd run out of steam!...
Amazing skills. I'd love to try but do too many things only moderately well and should learn to improve my standards on something I can already do.
ReplyDeleteUnderstandable...but when you have time...have a go!!
DeleteFascinating to watch (love the Great Pottery Throw Down on tv). Bet it was hard work taking everything down again afterwards though.
ReplyDelete...wow!
ReplyDeleteAlways a pleasure to watch a master at work! What a wonderful festival to be able to attend!
ReplyDeleteLove seeing other potters. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteSo appealing, so attractive!
ReplyDeleteHe must be a master as his work looks superb.
ReplyDeleteIt is fascinating to watch an artisan create beautiful objects.
ReplyDeleteImpressive artist & art. Do you watch The Great Pottery Throwdown? Terrific entertainment.
ReplyDeleteI have done, but no longer watch live TV at home. I can see it on More 4 catch-up as it goes out on Channel 4 or YouTube I think
DeleteHow fascinating to see the whole process! I have never watched a potter at work. I think the clay festival is such a great idea. I wonder if there is anything like that near me.
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