Hazle’s Workshop

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Introduction
Marilyn suggested actual ceramic-making for this ex Collectors’ Club piece. Hazle draws on the far left, while in the main window Iona paints, Cara glazes and Carol casts. Accountant Adrian is in the top window, with Judy and Stephen below. Mrs Thatcher’s birthplace has another woman pioneer’s work!

 From the late 1700s, today this is a listed building with much of the interior preserved.

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Hazle Ceramics
Hazle’s Workshop 2007
Limited Painting of 150
on Grantham LE1000

 Barleylands Craft Village is in paved courtyards. Hazle’s Pottery Barn is right.

SOLD OUT

 Ceramics in the site shop.

UK/Europe £84.50
Rest of World £71.91

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Ceramics on the trolley out of the red kiln behind. 

Hazle History
After making clay models as an art teacher, Hazle started the business from her Brentwood flat in 1990. In 1991 she moved it to a nearby farm unit and in 1993 to another at Codham Hall. In September 2004 Hazle’s hobby painting went to a larger workshop at Barleylands and became popular. Hazle Ceramics came here in March 2005.

 Hazle adding gold paint to Carols by Candlelight in the workshop. She and the other artists mostly paint at home.