Jill Ford Ceramics

Jill Ford Ceramics

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Jill Ford Ceramics While her work is enjoyed far and wide, Jill works fairly reclusively, taking inspiration from her quiet yet stunning surroundings.

Ceramic artist, Jill Ford began working as a potter in 2002, converting her garage into a studio pottery and establishing her company Jill Ford ceramics. Leaving behind a career as a primary school deputy head teacher to spend more time with her own children, Jill also returned to her love of art and following an open college network course at York was “bitten by the bug”, leading her on to a HND

Jill Ford Ceramics | Daily Archive | 30th August, 2011 04/09/2011

Fancy having a go yourself? Jill is available for private lessons if you would like to try. Go to http://www.jillford.co.uk to find out more http://jillford.co.uk/2011/08/30/

Jill Ford Ceramics | Daily Archive | 30th August, 2011 Preparing for the next big show here at Jill Ford studio. Jill shows you, in these easy to watch short films, the careful process of throwing and making a Jill Ford bowl. Hopefully this will inspire you to have a go yourself! Jill is available for lessons, just email here and leave your details and ...

Photos 19/08/2011

Read about how Colin Inglis, the Lord Mayor of Kingston upon Hull who is planning a forthcoming civic visit to Reykjavik, Iceland. Hull of course is twinned with Reykjavik; and has a shared fishing heritage and since the old bad times of the Cold Wars, much has been done to foster trading and cultural relations between the two cities. An internet search for original gifts for the President of Iceland and Mayor of Reykjavik led Colin Inglis to my new website http://www.jillford.co.uk/, where he was attracted by the Spurn Point wall piece......for more on this story go to http://jillford.co.uk/2011/08/16/presents-for-icelandic-president-and-mayor/

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