Wendy’s ceramics are delightful to touch and hold, each unique ceramic piece re-images the waters edge, where land, sea and sunlight interact. With hand painted local birds flying in each day, come along and enjoy them, with new work too.
Venue:
Arnside WI Village Hall
The natural environment is my main source of inspiration. After my family , it is my passion,its shapes,colours and its movements. Clay is the main material that I manipulate to create natural forms.
I make and decorate earthenware and stoneware pots and decorate slipcast earthenware pots. I love nature and colour and sgraffito features strongly in my makes.
Pip had her TV debut in 2025 on BBC 1’s Make It at Market. Colour plays a key role, mixing pigments into a porcelain body to achieve a kaleidoscope of joy.
I create artwork and crafts using wool and pure silk fibres. My work includes pictures of various sizes, felted cushions, lamps with felted shades. I sell my artwork in three galleries in Northumberland.
I rediscovered pottery after changing careers, when I joined an evening class at my community art centre. I now work from my Morecambe studio and creates white‑stoneware pieces on the wheel, that I alter and finish with delicate glazes, slips and Sgraffito decoration.
Inspired by the landscape and orchards around Halecat, I try and capture the impermanence of blossom and the ever shifting sands of the Bay. I work with a palette of local earth colours, including slate dust, Morecambe Bay sand, and the clay from near my studio at Halecat, to glaze and decorate my hand thrown pottery.
Venue:
Hazelwood Hall Pavilion
My main inspiration comes from living with and watching animal behaviour and trying to capture it with clay. Most of my sculptures are built up individually using thin layers of a mixture of clays and bisque fired to 1000C . They then have various oxides applied and are re fired to 1250C
I am an Arnside artist and potter based at The Old Customs House Gallery. I specialise in printing, aquatint etchings, woodcuts and I also create handbuilt ceramic pots which are often inspired by the colours of the Kent Estuary.
Jan Huntley Peace is a multi-award-winning artist who makes extraordinary objects with porcelain and found materials, producing figurative sculpture, portraits, small vessels and a unique collection of ‘Art to Wear’ jewellery.
