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Back to exploring clay with textiles, this time porcelain with scrim printed lightly with copper oxide. Lovely details - not sure how the whole is working so not sharing that for now! #wip #porcelain #clay #ceramics #ocafriends #mixedmediatextiles #texturesIlove

Exploring #markmaking on #clay with oxides and materials from the forest. Liking the colours here and the way the layers are developing. #ceramics #wearandtear #ocafriends #surfaces

Experimenting with porcelain prints. Such detail and lovely to handle. Possibilities opening up #porcelain #ceramics #handmadeceramics #fern #printing #forest #ocafriends

A chance find in the woods and I can see where my experimental holed pots are heading next - swipe for the answer! #naturalforms #hazelnuts #inspiration #inthewoods #ocafriends #ceramics #handmade #handmadeceramics

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