Ceramic yard art ideas

Contemporary Sculptor, Ceramicist & Jewellery Maker, Sue Rhodes

Add a unique and creative touch to your outdoor space with these easy-to-make DIY garden concrete leaves. Read our guide for more details!

Barbara Vanderbeck is a friend of mine and an inspiration to me in so many ways; yet another great working artist of Ruby's Clay Studio in San Francisco. It's always fabulous fun waiting for the next little bird to come to life in Barb's studio. Barb has a much anticipated show coming up at Ruby's of her new work - I have only seen one of her new piece in process. I'm excited to see the full collection of her new work. I do know she's been working hard in her studio because I haven't had a…

I show and sell my work at juried art shows in California and Arizona as well as exhibiting in museum shows. My hand built slab sculptures, masks, totems, and wall pieces are in the collections of commercial enterprises and private individuals.

Have you ever strolled through a garden and felt as though you were walking through a living gallery? Garden art transforms ordinary green spaces into vibrant

My ceramic flowers are made using frost proof stoneware clay and are glazed with non fading brightly coloured, shiny glazes. Choose from a wide variety of beautiful flowers that can be bought online, in the studio or at exhibitions.

Butterflies are more than just Mother Nature showing off how pretty and dainty she can make living things; they’re also pollinators, which makes them super important when it comes to maintaining the food chain. Give these fetching fliers a place to rest and snack with maker Rebecca Sauve's handmade hanging stoneware feeder. Hang the feeder on a sturdy tree, then add slices of overripe fruit, like oranges, bananas, berries, pineapple, melon, pears, and plums. Rinse with warm water and mild…

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How to Make a Garden Sculpture: In this instructable I'll show you how to make a wonderful sculpture for your garden. It's made of plaster and decorated with mosaic. You'll need about 3 days for the basic structure (2 hours per day, the remainder is drying time) and 1 to infinite …