Margaret Gardiner Ceramics - Throwing

Maggy with her hands on clay on the potters wheel

Throwing

I love throwing on the wheel and I love to teach it to those passionate enough to learn. Repetition throwing, starting with cylinders, gave me the skills and control to be able to make my chosen forms. Adding on sections after the initial thrown piece has stiffened up allows for larger forms. I enjoy making a wide range of sizes, from stools to miniatures, and bowls to mugs.

Learning to throw Cylinders on a potters wheel

Throwing cylinders into expresso cup shapes

Throwing saucers on a potters wheel to fit the cups

The finished product with the saucer

A happy potter posing with cup and saucer

Mugs and vase making in the pottery

Finished mugs handles and drying

Throwing petal bowls on the potters wheel

Cleaning up after turning and sgraffitto decoration

Lidded pots by the potters wheel

Two section porcelain bottles

Margaret throwing a large sectional pot

Thrown birdbath with rolled out textured clay

Finished and drying large vessel

Finished and drying stool seat

Miniature teapots

CONTACT FORM

Thank you! Your submission was successfully sent :-)×

Opps! Some went wrong... Your submission did not go through :-(×

Email: ObscureMyEmail • Tel: 01279 654025

Glebe House, Church Road, Great Hallingbury, Bishop’s Stortford, Hertfordshire, CM22 7TY

© 2020 Margaret Gardiner
Privacy Policy Cookie Policy
Design by www.stormdesignprint.com