Visit
our other website to see our range of top quality, weather resistant,
non-fading, non-flaking, and very reasonably priced house signs made here at the
pottery.
Short
of putting a hammer through one it will outlast your house!
They
make excellent gifts too. You decide what you want on them.
www.potteryhousesigns.com
Kate's work can now be seen
at Jarrolds 'Shop at the Forum' at The Forum in Norwich.
The shop sells a wide range
of Norfolk produced merchandise and is well worth a visit.
Kate is exhibiting at "Art in Clay" at Hatfield
House, Hertfordshire, 6 - 8th August 2010, open 9.00am - 5.00pm
The
2010 September to December session of evening classes is now fully subscribed. If
you would like to register your interest in the session starting in January
2011 please email or call us and we will make sure you are notified as soon as
dates and costs are announced. Each course lasts 10 weeks.
Raku
firing days will be held throughout 2010. The days are challenging and great
fun. Whether you are a beginner or more advanced you will enjoy these sociable
and educational sessions. Please call or email for dates. Refreshments are
provided throughout the day and we end the session with tea and cakes, or soup
if it's a cold day! Currently the raku days cost £48 per person inclusive of
tuition and assistance from experienced potters and glazes used. You can bring
your own bisqued pots or by prior arrangement we can have a selection of ready
to glaze pots available at £3 each.
Book
now by emailing info@bodgersfarmpottery.co.uk
or by calling Kate or Howard on 01945 430880
to
register for information as soon as dates are announced
Falling in love with my bowl!
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The first one out of the kiln
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Creative glazing
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The all important tea and cakes!
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Reviewing the results
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Driving
times to Bodger’s Farm Pottery
Downham
Market 15 minutes. King’s Lynn 20 minutes.
Wisbech 15 minutes. Ely 35
minutes. Mildenhall and
Lakenheath 40 minutes. Hunstanton
40 minutes. Peterborough 40
minutes. Swaffham 35 minutes.
Thetford 40 minutes.
Latest news updated 26th
February 2008