Thursday, November 12, 2020

Full time bowl maker!

It's been awhile since I posted!  And other than a brief break from bowls to make a batch of Halloween masks for my friend Joyce, I've been pretty much in full-time bowl making since September, cranking out about 1 a day.  Most have gone to my friend Jana, the lovely lady I collaborate with on gift baskets, but also some that have gone to Arts Connection Gallery to have a full selection for holiday shoppers.  Here are some that I have made:
Poinsettia Christmas Bowl

Bowl with Wood Bead handles

Christmas bowl with medallion


Bowl with fused flower


Bowl with knot

We recently had our first snowstorm of the fall season, with very cold temps, but I didn't get any photos... too busy in the studio!  But it's definitely soup weather and layering is the dress mode of the day.  And our Son and Daughter in law were in town for a few days, so we had a nice visit while they were here.  
 
What's next?  Nothing new to report now, although I am hoping to find some time soon to veer off the bowl making tangent and maybe get time to clean house, and also plan on alternate creative activities to "refresh my palate" so to speak.  Every winter, I like to take a break from production and try new  things, and I'm leaning toward doing some surface design work, a little hand stitching, maybe get back into botanical printing and batik if I have the time.  So stay tuned, and maybe I'll have some new things to share soon!  
One last note - as you may know, my mainstay for over 20 years has been tie-dye.  Yesterday, I heard that one of my wall pieces, "Psychedelic" had sold!

Someone has added a bright spot to their lives, and it makes me happy to know it has a new home! 

3 comments:

Jeanne Aird said...

Lovely bowls Judy! I especially like the one with the fused flower in the center bottom. It's always fun to switch gears and create art with other materials. I think it's good for our brains!

Beth said...

Great to hear from you and of course I've followed you in IG. Looks like you have hit your stride and I do hope you have a successful Winter season with sales!!

Sherrie Spangler said...

I love your bowls and the way you've photographed them. And congratulations on the tie dye sale -- that's a fabulous piece! Stay warm up there.