How long do you preserve your idea?  How far do you stretch them?  How many time do you try and change?  My pottery work goes thr...

It’s a time of “Smile Maker of the Week”, my only series in my blog (he he!), where I share brilliant artists work that I love and ma...

Last Friday was my last day at the pottery workshop at Henshaws Arts & Crafts Centre , where I have been working  for the last 8 ye...

my current studio view Last two weeks, my husband and I have revamped my studio floor. It was a big job as we had to move everythin...

Continuing one-day-a-week-potter’s life.  Even that precious one day is not actually that long. Say you go in to the studio as ...

My first ever flower arrangement in Sarah’s lovely cottage Last Friday I had a rather special day attending the Cut Flower Patch work...

Hello everyone. Today I donated one of my small porcelain lilypad (as pictured) for the fundraising auction towards Clay College Stoke...

It’s nearly the end of February and I have not written one single blog post this month, so here is a bit of round up.  Well, life h...

I just wanted to say thank you again for those who visited my open studio earlier this month and made kind donations. I have recently recei...

Thank you so much for those who came to my first ever Open Studio & Sale this Saturday.  It was lovely to catch up with some...

A Happy New Year to you all!  Unlike my usual state, last year’s resolution “reopening the studio door” was happily achieved, so I...

Thank you everybody for visiting my blog and support for this year. Wishing you all a lovely Christmas and a wonderful new year! Here are m...

Here is something you might be interested in after the Christmas rush.  I will be doing my first open studio & stock sale on Sa...

A beautifully illustrated postcard by Sanae Sugimoto has arrived from Japan.  Among many artists with multi disciplines, I truly ...

Thank you for those who entered my Christmas Giveaway via my blog (English and Japanese one). My little assistant has chosen a winner o...