Eastnor Pottery and The Flying Potter - Pottery Experiences for families, groups and individuals
Here’s a small selection of some of the lovely photos taken at The Big Chill Festival 2011.
By the end of tomorrow, we hope to have published separate facebook photo albums for all three days at the festival…..watch this space!
It was a real pleasure working with you all. Those who selected the fired & posted option, your creations made it back to the studio and are drying nicely!
Now that ‘Sensational Clay’ is well and truly up I would like to thank the following for their support, expertise and generousity:
Coleford Brick and Tile Company
Paige Stevens
Sally Bertram
Lottie Williams
Keith Williams
Caroline Layton
Natalie Cole and all the team at Bilston
….and not forgetting Sarah and the kids who make all things possible!
Looking for something a little different, totaly relaxing and creative to do during the day at the Chill?
Jon ‘the potter’ from Eastnor Pottery & The Flying Potter will once again be offering festival goers the opportunity to make a pot on the potter’s wheel.
1/2 hr sessions take place throughout the Bigchill and the Eastnor Pottery Potting Tent can be found in the Therapy & Chill field
Pre-book your place: 01531 633886
or 07814 730022 during the festival
Finally found all the photos from last years bigchill
Periodically, I get to work with the New Parents’ group at the St Thomas Children’s Centre in Birmingham.
The opportunity to throw a pot on the potter’s wheel is a valuable experience and one you are never to young to engage in!
A local gig!
having dashed back from a days workshopping in Brum, I found myself on the KS1 veranda at Bosbury Primary School working with an enthusiastic swarm of adults and children. I’d been invited to provide clay workshops as part of the schools family and child ‘working together’ event. The late afternoon sun broke through the clouds and the happy throng, young and old made a collaborative planter, covered in self portraits.
Also providing workshops, the green eyed monster who encouraged participants to make fab flowers from recycled materials.
