Hands are very important to potter Bronwen Wells from Ink & Clay. It’s through her hands that she turns inspiration to creation, forms pots, adds colour to the world, and, being deaf from birth, they are also the way she makes herself heard.
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InterviewsMeet the Maker
Zan and Me – meet the mother and daughter duo creating illustrated ceramics
by CamillaMeet the Makers: Zan and Me | illustration + ceramics Mecki Allen is a studio potter who started making ceramics seriously about three years ago, leaving behind a high-pressured job as…
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Kath Cooper has been working with clay for nearly 30 years and over that time her miniature clay houses and little birds have worked their way into many a heart. Helen from Paper Bea Company interviews Kath to discover more about her ceramics, her inspiration and her scraffito technique
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InterviewsMeet the Maker
Trawden Pottery – hand-thrown functional pots with clean lines and craftsmanship at their core
by CamillaMeet Martin and Pam from Trawden Pottery, who create hand-thrown functional pots with crisp clean lines and simple glazes and craftsmanship at their core.
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We talk to potter Kara Leigh Ford to discover her tips for selling handmade ceramics online, what she thinks about craft fairs, and why she believes social media is an invaluable tool for makers today.
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