Showing posts with label My pottery fairy doors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label My pottery fairy doors. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Some of my newest vampire and monster heads, one fairy door

Art_museum_and_boatImage by betsyanne via Flickr

Vampire and Monster Heads, plus a Fairy Door.

I just shared this on my Facebook page, and thought I'd put a copy here. These are some of my newest clay creations. They are clay monster heads, and I stained them so I could
keep the detail. Bob showed me some of his techniques for making heads. I could not match his wonderful faces, so I made some other kinds. I guess the vampire ones are good for this month (Halloween and all...) so the timing worked.







These are actually at home right now, instead of downtown. I was going to make an Etsy store and put them on it. There is a Gallery Hop coming up here in Bowling Green on November 6th and 7th (a Saturday and Sunday) and I sent these in for possible inclusion on an ad. I have been told that I should consider making some fairies or elves to go with the door.

So... I may have to move them there to the Pots place for that weekend. Then I can take them back and try the store out the next week. Sometimes it's good to give yourself a deadline anyhow, to get things done.

 -Betsyanne

PS The picture on top is from a trip to the Milwaukee museum. 


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Wednesday, August 19, 2009

My pottery Fairy Doors

 
Today I make some cards for my new Fairy Doors, explaining how to use them. Then I'll go and put them around one of the door handles. They go against a bookshelf or a wall. The lintel in front stops them from falling forward. The back is flat. I will probably need to make some more for presents. Also I made some tiny sizes too. They take awhile to make, but I like them. Each one is different. I am thinking of selling them online too.   I like making them because they are handbuilt, and use stain for glaze, which keeps the markings from being filled in.


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