Last of the Mugs

I had more photos to share than I realized of The March of Mugs. I didn't want to leave anyone out so here are the rest. I hope you have enjoyed seeing this lovely exhibit.

March of Mugs - Part Two

As promised, here are more photos from The March of Mugs! I have also added some sites with mug rug patterns.

Check out a few mug rugs to sew for your home or to give as gifts:

•  Collection from Pinterest
• Patchwork Posse
• Craftsy
• All Free Sewing
• Timnut

Enjoy!

March of Mugs

I dropped down to the Quidi Vidi Plantation this afternoon to see the March of Mugs. It was a fantastic display of mugs, cup & saucers, vases, and small dishes. This event is hosted by local potter, Alexis Templeton.  

The March of Mugs features the work of fourteen ceramicists from Canada and the Untied States:

Fong Choo, Louisville, Kentucky; Robin Dupont, Winlaw, British Columbia; Michael Flaherty, St. John's, Newfoundland; David Hayashida & Linda Yates, King's Point, Newfoundland; Debra Kuzyk & Ray Mackie, Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia; Erin McArthur, St. John's, Newfoundland; Danny Meisinger, Gardner, Kansas; Isabella St. John, St. John's, Newfoundland; Marcelina Salazar, Chatsworth, Ontario; Michael Schael, Cambridge, Wisconsin; Wendy Shirran, St. John's, Newfoundland; Reid Schoonover, Clintonville, Wisconsin; Alexis Templeton, St. John's, Newfoundland.

It will take a couple of posts to show you all the fabulous pieces! Enjoy!!

Don't you just love the view!

The red dot means it's sold! There were lots of red dots to be seen.

Check back!

March of Mugs

Today was cold but sunny. Just look at that sky! I went downtown this morning to the Quidi Vidi Village Plantation where the March of Mugs is been held this weekend. Curated by Alexis Templeton, this special gallery exhibition hosts functional and beautiful cups and mugs by exceptional and award-winning international potters and ceramic artists. To view the list of artists, please click on the March of Mugs link above. I was given permission to photograph the beautiful pottery on display. Enjoy!



View from the back of the Plantation