Week 2. Look, I MADE something.
How super and ace and cool is this jug?
I know, I’m prouder than I probably should be …
There’s heaps wrong with it.
In saying this my goal is ‘organic forms’. I am not in to perfection. So wonkiness is good!
My aim … To make a million presents for people (and family, I am very much talking about Christmas presents here) in the six weeks of the course. I’ve got another two weeks of potting. Then a couple of weeks to learn glazing I think (can’t wait for that!).
So … who thinks they might like an organic (wonky) jug? With (hopefully) a super cool glaze …
the second hand city 
Looking great!! I love pottery…I took a class years ago. So therapeutic!
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A gorgeous little jug, well done! Northcote pottery sounds pretty fab, making mess with clay is one of my favourite things to do tooo.
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How wonderful. I’m sure you’ll have plenty of happy recipients of these lovely ‘wonky’ pieces. Enjoy the rest of your course.
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Oh it’s lovely, and what a great gift – something useful AND handmade. I’d love to do a pottery course. The glazing will be fun! Enjoy it & embrace the ‘wabi-sabi’ 🙂
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It looks great Leo! I say go forth and be completely up yourself about it 🙂
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Oh thanks Katrina
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They are soooo cute😜
You really are clever, oh & by the way my fav colour is green !! 😁
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Yeah I am keen on green or blue … But then I like some of the pastel yellows too. And black … How will I decide?
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It looks great Leanne! I love it’s organic shape…not wonky to me…look forward to seeing more creations and glaze colours …blue and green are some of your favourite colours aren’t they?
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Hi Sue I’ve been pinning away on Pinterest for some inspiration you’ll probably notice …
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