Saturday & Sunday, May 5 & 6, 201833 Knox Station Rd, Thorndike, Maine 04986
Knox Station Road is off Rt. 139
To Find the studio, see a map here and click on the MAP & DIRECTIONS tab.
Here’s a link to the Midcoast section of the Maine Pottery Tour. See mainepotterytour.org for more information on the rest of the state’s many participating pottery studios.
Unpacking fired saggars
See my new quirky cups at this show in Worcester, Massachusetts.
Saturday & Sunday, May 6 & 7, 1o am to 4 pm33 Knox Station Rd, Thorndike, Maine 04986
Knox Station Road is off Rt. 139
To Find the studio, see a map here and click on the MAP & DIRECTIONS tab.
Here’s a link to the Midcoast section of the Maine Pottery Tour. See mainepotterytour.org for more information on the rest of the state’s many participating pottery studios.
Occasionally I take a little time to work with porcelain, a more difficult clay to use than my usual stoneware clay. These have a celadon glaze, others are white or are shades of black and gray due to a special saggar firing. Look for a later post on saggar firing.
These are essentially small one of a kinds. There is a group of them at the Maine Potters Market right more and there will be a few new ones in my next firing (in a few weeks).
Flowers that lend themselves to tiny bouquets of sweet flowers often also called tussie-mussies are beginning to bloom in the cutting gardens. You can find these for sale in various combinations at the Belfast Farmers Market, Fridays, 9am to 1pm.
We’ll be on the Maine Pottery Tour again this year. We are offering a free Barbara Walch signature spoon to everyone who makes their way out to the studio in Thorndike this year.
You will find us at 33 Knox Station Rd
Thorndike, Maine. See location information here.
• You can also find updates from Barbara Walch Pottery on Facebook – BarbaraWalchPottery . Here is a sneak preview.
October 4 & 5 10-4
Open studios all over Maine
For more information visit the Maine Crafts Association website
Spring firing at last!
A reminder that the Barbara Walch Pottery studio will be open Saturday and Sunday 10am-4pm for The Maine Pottery Tour this weekend. You can find out all about it on the Maine Pottery Tour’s Facebook Page. Forty studios throughout the state are participating. Here’s a link to a map of 16 Open Studios in Central Maine.
New pots fresh from the kiln. Snow is gone, time to catch up on those firings put off due to the severe winter wind and snow.