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Tag Archives: Red Wing Pottery
Bel Air …Floral Friday
While gathering containers and materials to use for today’s projects, I sorted them according to mid-20th century design. Then a niggling idea to include a 1/18th scale steel model car as the prop came to mind. There just happened to … Continue reading
Futuristic …Floral Friday
I love futuristic items and illustrations from the early to middle 20th century. There is a certain naïve optimism surrounding them. Streamline and Space Age shapes and designs captivate my imagination. For today, I selected three mid-century containers that reflect … Continue reading
Posted in cultural highlights, Floral Arts, Hobbies, projects, Vintage Collectables
Tagged futurism, Red Wing Pottery, space age, Streamline
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Tres Tríos …Floral Friday
You might say today’s Floral Friday projects are three on three, or are three projects with trios as the overall theme. Although the number three is an odd number, in physical form, it’s sturdy and stable. Think of a three-legged … Continue reading
Posted in Floral Arts, Hobbies, projects, Vintage Collectables
Tagged Made in Taiwan, Red Wing Pottery, three, trios
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Plus de Nouvelles à l’Ancienne …Floral Friday
I had such a good response for “Nouveau dans la Vieille” a couple of weeks ago, that I decided to do something similar for today. The containers are oldies, the contents are of contemporary styling. Perhaps you could call these … Continue reading
Posted in art, Floral Arts, Hobbies, Vintage Collectables
Tagged Haeger Potteries, Red Wing Pottery, USA Pottery
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Plus d’expériences …Floral Friday
The combination of unsettling weather events and the ending of Summer has contributed to my need to channel some creative energy in new directions. Whenever a spike of this sort happens, I need to bring out the floral materials to create more experiments. An … Continue reading
Posted in art, Floral Arts, Vintage Collectables
Tagged creative expression, Red Wing Pottery
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Avant-Garde …Floral Friday
In as much as floral arts are my hobby and not my livelihood, I can enjoy more leeway regarding materials, style, and composition. Today, I just felt like letting my subconscious run amok and to let the petals fall where … Continue reading
Pitcher Perfect …Floral Friday
Pitchers are classy vessels. Not that long ago, most people used pitchers to serve beverages during meals and snacks. With the advent of disposable jugs and containers along with the preponderance of throw-away paper or plastic tumblers and cups, pitchers … Continue reading
Posted in Floral Arts, Vintage Collectables
Tagged Continental Kilns, Pottery Guild, Red Wing Pottery
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