These are looking great finished in one of my new glazes. I've made a lot of succulent pots for people over the last few years. Some as wedding favours @hperrytemplespa, which, unfortunately, didn't get used this year due to covid 19 and the wedding being cancelled. However, we're all keeping fingers crossed for next year when the weddings rescheduled.
Jo - @mistletoe_garden_design - is a talented garden designer. During lockdown Jo started redesigning her own garden. I made a lot of different sized succulent pots for Jo's new project. Jo has placed them throughout her newly designed garden, which I have seen, and they look stunning. If you want to add a little colour to your home you can find this pot and all my other ceramics in my ETSY shop @etsygonpotty.
I have recently bought a handpump spray gun. I'm trying it out to see if it's compatible with the way I glaze my work and the effects I like to achieve, before possibly splashing out on a bigger, more expensive, set up. It's still very much a practice in progress but I think it can have a promising part to play in the glazing process. I think I might need to start saving!
Why not let me know what you think. If you use a spray gun for glazing (and have the time) leave a nice message letting me know the pros and cons of using this method.
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