For Meg’s Kitchen, a Custom Order for Speckled Dishes in White with Mossy Green and Bright Blue Circles.
See My Designs
This gallery shows some of the many different ways I have created with clay over the years. I have also included photos shared with me of my pottery lovingly used and enjoyed by friends, family, and customers.
I am happy to make something special based on designs I have made, please contact me.
Discover more photos of my handmade pottery, studio life, and inspirations in my Flickr gallery and on my Instagram.
Birch leaves collected along my walks in the woods with Hula were pressed into the clay surface.
Pantaloons! Postured on four legs, this handy pocket can be used to hold nature finds or a bloom from the garden.
Soft white, chartreuse, and copper red glazes gently pattern this double-walled form.
Yellow birch bark inspired vases. Wheel-thrown, made of stoneware, and brushed with oxides and copper-red glazes.
A section of natural wallpaper (from Mary) made the dotted pattern on this hand built clay bowl.
A jar with nice, round shape next to a poppy from my garden.
Tea for Two. Personally prepared glazes over slip decoration.
Carved lines texture this jar's surface. Red iron oxide accents the texture and turns yellow glaze an earthy gold.
Moss impressions on clay. Hand built box with lid.
These two playful vases began as a throwing demonstration, showing my class how to make hollow donuts on the wheel. I pressed to shape and added wheel-thrown details.
Mugs with wavy surface patterns made from two clays.
Wintertime colors on swirling clay lines. Wheel-thrown, stoneware, oxides, and glazes.
Impressed maple leaves and fern fronds create natural surface patterns.
Charming in Chartreuse. Wheel-thrown and assembled teapot, stoneware, oxides, and glazes.
14 place settings — a salad plate, dinner plate, and bowl — for Karri and family.
Two-clays mug, glazed in winter-green and snow-white.
Playful handles, just for fun :)
A mug in mushroom colors and copper-blue. Wheel-thrown, stoneware, oxides, and glazes.
Summery pastel plates.
An Earth Pod — for plant babies and cuttings. Hand-pinched, stoneware, oxides, and glaze.
White glaze over hand-pinched surface details.
Jaime's mugs with melty marshmallows.
Pools of Blue — in tooled clay.
Pretty glaze patterns.
A little Elly with a maple leaf to share.
This decorative birdhouse has a stamped sign announcing Bird Shack. The natural clay surface is textured using coffee grounds.
Mottled green and tan cookie plate.
Jaime's Bowls. Wheel-thrown, made of stoneware, oxides, and glazes.
Fern Impressions. Hand built lidded box, made of stoneware, oxides, and glazes.
Salt patterns over white glazes. These cups were made using two stoneware clays, light and dark.
Colorful pools of melted glass on plates. Glass pieces were given to me by my friend and mosaic artist, Ann H.
A nifty pair of pantaloons.
Brushed glaze lines and dots.
Mossy-green, blue glaze drips, and a natural clay edge make this bowl a favorite. It has a nice ring when tapped too!
A Petal Pattern with Line of Blue. Wheel-thrown bud vase, oxides, and glazes.
A cup with just a touch of surface texture. Wheel-thrown, made of stoneware, oxides, and glazes.
Watering Pitchers. Wheel-thrown and assembled, stoneware, oxides, and glazes.
Baby bud vases in mossy-green and copper-blue. Wheel-thrown, stoneware, oxides, and glazes.
Birch bark inspired colors on vases and an earth pod with mossy green interior.
Paper birch bark inspired colors and patterns on these Pantaloons.
Hand built bowl, made of reclaimed stoneware. Incised lines and a raised dot pattern decorate the surface.
Eric and Jody's copper-blue plates.
A mug in calming earthy-amber and mossy-green glazes.
Curling leaves detail this wheel-thrown jar. Impressed with a vintage printing block found on my visit to Barcelona.
Clay eyes! Wheel-thrown, carved mugs. Made from combining two stoneware clays.
A line of shimmering metallic blue. Wheel-thrown vase, stoneware, oxides, and glazes.
Salt Drips on copper-blue. Wheel-thrown, pressed cup, stoneware, oxides, and glazes.
Criss cross glazes, green and blue — with pink.
Carved and textured mugs in nature-inspired glazes.
Sunny buttons on this pair of Pantaloons.
Watery blues and white glazes on this order of 8 place settings — for Phillip M.
Wavy lines make pretty patterns on this hand built envelope vase.
A drop of white on rutile gold glaze resembles the moon.
A patterned tray made from sections of impressed clay.
A beaked pitcher with earthy texture. Hand built stoneware, oxides, and glazes.
Golden amber waves on wheel-thrown plates.
Monique's watering pitcher.
Meg's plates — in her favorite colors. Wheel-thrown stoneware, oxides, and glazes.
Copper-blue and mossy-green vases, after a glaze firing.
Pendants made from a broken plate. See the plate →
White clay plate with swirls of local found clay from Sandy River. Photographed in Mainestone Jewelry's window display.
Speckles, clay lines, and smooth glazes make this a cozy dimpled cup! Wheel-thrown tumblers, stoneware, oxides, and glazes.
This special birdhouse has a sign announcing Bird's Nest. For Adam and Lonie's wedding.
Angie's Mug — with a bright line of blue.
A slender pitcher in copper-blue. Hand built, stoneware, oxides, and glaze.
Taylor's cozy cup.
A line of warm, natural clay on this copper-blue bowl.
Kristen's cups, bowls, and plates.
Dimpled Tumbler. Wheel-thrown, stoneware, oxides, and glazes.
Sunny, with a side of fresh veggies! Jaime's Bowl.
Birch tree inspired surface decoration.
This handle reminds me of ribbon loops! Wheel-thrown, stoneware jar, oxides, and glazes.
A little bud vase with a little petal design.
A fun stack of useful bowls.
A line of blue brightens this bowl.
Copper-blue over coffee-textured clay.
A berry pretty mug and delicious dessert :)
See the chickadee-crafted fiber assemblage in Janet's birdhouse. Such a colorful nest!
Dots of blue on white and chartreuse glazes.
Audrey's vase with her flower arrangement.
Phyllis' favorite cups at camp.
Clay's vase, a sunny birthday surprise.
Mottled, organic shapes — wheel-thrown mug, and nature-made watermelon.
A mug in blues, displaying blue opals — at Mainestone Jewelry.
Blue plates in a winter-inspired palette. Wheel-thrown plates, stoneware, oxides, and glazes.
Manganese brushed on copper-blue. Wheel-thrown cup, stoneware, oxides, and glazes.