Artist's StatementMy hobby and love for ceramics has been something that I have thoroughly enjoyed around my normal career as a palliative care nurse. It means, I can ensure a consistent good work, life balance and it gives me a sanctuary to develop my creative skills with the clay. It has also led me to start my own small business in something from which I get so much pleasure.

I work from my home studio and hand throw all of the clay I use on my potter's wheel. Once handcrafted, it is then bisque fired to 950ºC, glaze is then applied, and the pieces kiln fired again up to 1250ºC.

I just love combining glazes and creating unique designs which transform the stoneware into individual pieces of work. Opening the kiln after each firing is a truly magical experience, and I never really know what exciting new colour creations I will find. Each item is totally unique. The majority of my pottery is made to be functional and for everyday use. All of my stoneware pottery is safe to use in the dishwasher, oven and microwave and is also frost proof.

If you would like any further details, please call or email. Please note, I do not take on individual commissions. Some of the items for sale are currently displayed on my website www.lintonpottery.co.uk and are available to purchase using the contact form or by calling me directly. It is also possible to arrange a visit to the studio, where more items are on display. Just call or email to make an appointment.

Some of my pottery is also available in the local area from The National Trust shop at the Wimpole Estate, Cambridge, The Gallery Above & Beyond, Linton, Cambridge, and The Old Butchers Coffee Shop in Balsham, Cambridge.

My pottery will also be available from local craft fairs in and around the Cambridge area. Information on dates and location of these craft fairs will be displayed on my website and my Instagram account.