Fresh from the kiln.

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Sean M
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Fresh from the kiln.

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Canberra Bonsai Society held a pot making workshop about 2 months ago. Under the guidance of an expert Potter we made a couple of pots. One coil pot and one slab. It was a lot of fun and really rewarding when I picked up my pots yesterday. If I could chuck in my job I'd love to make bonsai pots all day.
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So the Redwood turns to the Bonsai and says "Lend me a Tenner"......
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Not bad for a first effort, Mate :hooray:
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Sean M
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Re: Fresh from the kiln.

Post by Sean M »

Thanks Paul.
Not quite my first effort but not far off. Regwac on here was the very talented Potter who helped us novices out. Great teacher and artist. Check out his stuff.
So the Redwood turns to the Bonsai and says "Lend me a Tenner"......
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