pattern, structure at last a good photo of a painted lady, on the wild valerian at the front of the cottages. it was a big one, a little the worse for wear, they seem to vary in size quite a lot. apparently it is the most widespread butterfly on the planet, occurring in north and south America, Europe, Asia and Africa. after the rain we’ve had this week everything is growing and flowering like mad; Cake’s Lane is getting quite shaggy. the dog roses are flowering in the hedges honeysuckle tendrils weaving through the bracken with a pretty show of flowers the hogweed makes a pattern of lace in the roadside verge, but while it is the right scale for the landscape here, in my garden it is too brutal. it is a very sculptural plant, and I love to have it indoors when the seedheads develop. here are the last group of porcelain pots, made yesterday, using an old nylon spike type hairbrush to impress and draw abstract patterns. I hope to get them in a bisque firing early this week and then there will be another glaze firing next weekend or early next week, to finish two more of the black clay cone forms which I need to replace the cracked one for Salthouse. Post navigation new potsanother firing One Comment Amazing pictures!!! The pots are quite interesting. Should produce lovely items. Luck with the black cone thinges!! 🙂 Reply Leave a Reply to aispir2Cancel reply This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
Amazing pictures!!! The pots are quite interesting. Should produce lovely items. Luck with the black cone thinges!! 🙂 Reply