Di Sandland is talking about jewellery design on her blog, I’m sure all designers are interested in the though processes and techniques used by others. Click here go to Di’s diary.
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Kiln Fired Art Blog- Wells Next The Sea – Now And ThenWells Next The Sea – Now And Then I discovered an old book that has my Great Grandmother’s name in it, the book is a Jarrolds Illustrated Guide to Wells and the surrounding area. It’s probably from about 1900, though … Continue reading →
- Saggar fired raku potsThere is nothing more rewarding than venturing into unknown territory, and then having an end result way beyond what you imagined. That’s what happened yesterday with my saggar fired raku pots. My pots were poured with ferric chloride solution which … Continue reading →
- RSPB Titchwell- AvocetsOn a bright and blustery June day we headed off to Titchwell on the Coasthopper bus which stops right next to the reserve. I was particularly hoping to see Avocets, and maybe a Spoonbill, or a Bearded Tit which have … Continue reading →
- North Norfolk Coastal WalkLast week we walked 50 miles along the ‘North Norfolk Coastal Path’ from Hunstanton to Cromer. The route is actually 45miles but there were a few detours, and we missed out some sections. Being based in Wells Next The Sea … Continue reading →
- Seal Trip to Blakeney PointOne of the highlights of our holiday last week was a seal trip to Blakeney Point. We walked along the coastal path to Blakeney stopping on the way to have lunch at The Anchor pub in Morston; the crab salad … Continue reading →
- Wells Next The Sea – Now And Then
