
A favorite fall activity for me is to beg and borrow some red clay off of a studio mate and make a batch of them. I leave the clay unglazed for the pumpkin part, and add a bit of green for stems, glazing the interior of the containers to be better suited for candy corns.
Pictured is part of the 2005 batch (fall of 2006 fell during a pottery hiatus).
This year, I bought my own, and invited a batch of my favorite kiddos to play clay, then forgot to take their picture...but here are a few kid-free illustrations. Plus a few more pumpkins I've been working on.



1 comment:
Oh, cuteness! I really love pumpkins, don't you? They're so Fall-y. And I love fall and Halloween, so there you go. You do a great job.
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