Some of my recent work. Another firing in the kiln this evening.
Thursday, 9 November 2017
This mornings firing of my hand painted ceramics.
This mornings firing. Hengistbury head, Corfe castle and Swanage, Knowlton church, Lepe beach and the Needles, Southern France and some of my poppy tea lights.
The items are tea lights - £8
Kitchen utensil holders - £15
Pitcher/ jugs - £10
Tilted bowls - £12
Storage containers -£12
Wednesday, 1 November 2017
New leaflets and busy in our studio.
Our new leaflets came today. They look very nice. This is our studio. It's a lovely place to work and we both enjoy being out there together sharing our enjoyment of ceramics in different ways. I prefer painting, whereas Martin is enjoying creating some lovely pots.
Today's firing.
Another firing today. Some different coloured tea lights along with tilted bowls, sugar pots and bowls, all with Dorset scenes.
Sunday, 29 October 2017
Hythe Mistletoe Fayre.
Hythe Mistletoe Fayre 2017
On Saturday 2nd December come and join us for a day of festive fun at Hythe Mistletoe Fayre!
http://www.southernmarkettraders.co.uk/hythe-mistletoe-fayre-smt-christmas/
This will be my second market stall. Do come along and find my stall there. There will be lots of beautiful hand painted ceramics to buy and enjoy. They make beautiful and very unique Christmas gifts.
Christchurch lights switch on market
This will be my first Christmas market.
I'm looking forward to a fun day.
I'm busy getting lots of beautiful hand painted ceramics ready for my stall.
Christchurch Christmas Festival is a wonderful community celebration of Christmas and all things festive! The day includes a Christmas market, live music & entertainment, an arts & craft market and of course the Christmas Lights Switch on.
DON’T MISS OUT! Join us and our traders at this festive event on Christchurch High Street and in Saxon Square on Saturday 25th November from 10am until late… Oh, and keep an eye out for a certain St Nicholas and his Reindeer friends.
I have a name now for my ceramics. Red Kite Ceramics. I hope you all like it as it captures the things that I love. Red kites fly up over the hills in Dorset, they've made a comeback from the brink of disappearing from our landscape. They make me thing of freedom and freedom is an important thing to me as I love walking and exploring the world. I also love to fly kites and have many happy memories of flying them with my family. There is always a great kite festival; at Hengistbury head where we would enjoy a picnic and fly the kite at the same time. Dorset is a great place to do that sort of thing.
I'm now preparing some of my work for my Christmas markets. If you wish to purchase an item yourself, do contact me. https://www.facebook.com/pamsmithceramics/ or email pamcsmith@hotmail.co.uk
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