Sunday, 14 September 2008. Murphy seemed to enjoy the walk anyway. Murphy seemed to just wish the walk would never end. Friday, 12 September 2008.

I love the generosity of potters. After gaining their freedom from Indonesia the little country of East Timor is still doing it tough. I hope it is very successful. Where I met up w.

A pottery blog and Studio Journal. January 25, 2009 in Uncategorized. And you get a chance, can you please change the link you have for me to my new site.

A customer, Melanie from. Was looking through an old post of mine and came across a walking stick I had made in 2008 around the time my father passed away. I hope Melanie and her husband enjoy the walking stick, and from time to time think about where it came from. Been gone over and painted.

I would like to thank those who have been following my blog. I appreciate it very much! If you are still interested in following my photography, I would like to encourage you to follow my blog at my new website address at derekmcclure. My blog, gallery, contact and other ways to get in contact me are now all at the one address. I will still keep this blog site active, but will no longer be posting here.

Jars, Tygs and Puzzle Jugs. Hannah McAndrew, award winning Scottish slipware potter, produces a range of hand thrown earthenware pots using slipware techniques. Based in South West Scotland and in Mid Devon, Hannah shares workshops with fellow potter and now husband, Douglas Fitch. Both use the traditional techniques of slip trailing, sgraffito and firing with wood to create a contemporary range of pots.

This has been driven home by the fact that the anniversary date has come and gone and I just realized it. Like all previous years, the anniversary is accompanied by yearly pics of the bug holding the first piece she made for Mom six years ago.