Amy Hafemann #9 on the 2022 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 7-9th

"Amy Hafemann has been creating pottery since her college days. She was introduced to the medium while attending UW-Whitewater and fell in love. After graduating, she continued improving her skills at various classrooms and community centers until moving to Saukville and building a home studio. 

Working primarily with stoneware clay bodies and food-safe glazes, she is a small batch potter making functional items like mugs, cups, bowls, casserole dishes, and jars. A few of her signatures styles are the ever-popular Wisconsin Mugs as well as bubble glazing and marbling."

For more information, Please contact Amy at amyhafemanndesign.com

Kandy Gibson #14 on the 2022 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 7-9th

Kandy Gibson is a utilitarian potter who creates pots that are visually pleasing and unique in character, but also useful in everyday life.  Each piece of stoneware pottery created reflects her enjoyment for throwing, carving, sketching, embellishing, creating and using. Most of her pieces are wheel thrown, but some are hand built.  The forms are usually organic in nature, which stems from her love of the balance observed in nature.

For more information, Please contact Kandy at gardenviewpottery.com

Diane Boer-Henke #18 on the 2022 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 7-9th

I have been working with clay for 35 years. I am inspired by life and the faces of the people I meet.   “Faces are like a map that can illustrate  our experiences and emotion.  I am intrigued by the lines etched by time on each  of us dwelling on this earth”. 
I welcome you to visit my studio  and see what emerges from the clay.

For more information, please visit me at boerworksceramics@gmail.com

Kandy Gibson #10 on the 2021 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 8-10th

 

Kandy Gibson is a utilitarian potter who creates pots that are visually pleasing and unique in character, but also useful in everyday life.  Each piece of stoneware pottery created reflects her enjoyment for throwing, carving, sketching, embellishing, creating and using. Most of her pieces are wheel thrown, but some are hand built.  The forms are usually organic in nature, which stems from her love of the balance observed in nature. 

 

For more information, Please contact Kandy at gardenviewpottery.com
 

Barbara Dickmann #25 on the 2021 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 8-10th

 

Barbara’s objective is the creation of functional stoneware on the potter’s wheel out of love for the process.  In addition, she creates hand-built items of clay to round out her offerings.  Her creations tend to be one-of-a-kind and allow her to strive for inspired craftsmanship using natural colors and textures of the earth.

For more information, Please contact Barb at 414-248-1900

Kandy Gibson #6 on the 2020 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 9-11th

Kandy Gibson is a utilitarian potter who creates pots that are visually pleasing and unique in character, but also useful in everyday life.  Each piece of stoneware pottery created reflects her enjoyment for throwing, carving, sketching, embellishing, creating and using. Most of her pieces are wheel thrown, but some are hand built.  The forms are usually organic in nature, which stems from her love of the balance observed in nature. 

For more information, Please Contact me at gardenviewpottery@gmail.com

Barbara Dickmann #15 on the 2020 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 9-11th

Barbara's objective is the creation of functional stoneware on the potter’s wheel out of love for the circular form. In addition, she does hand-building of clay to round out her stoneware offerings. Her creations allow her to strive for inspired craftsmanship using the natural colors and textures of the earth. 

For more information, Please contact me at badickmann@yahoo.com

Barbara Dickmann #31 on the 2019 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 11-13th

Barbara's objective is the creation of functional stoneware on the potter’s wheel out of love for the circular form. In addition, she does hand-building of clay to round out her stoneware offerings. Her creations allow her to strive for inspired craftsmanship using the natural colors and textures of the earth. 

For more information, please email me at badickmann@yahoo.com

Andee Warren #20 on the 2019 Covered Bridge Art Studio Tour stop Oct. 11-13th

Many artists create work to be admired from afar, but pottery is best admired while eating.  For Andee Warren, there is no greater joy than knowing that her pottery is used and enjoyed regularly.  She creates functional, durable pottery blending form, color and texture to create culinary costume in clay.

For more information, Please visit me at www.cedarcreekpottery.com