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Jemerick Art Pottery

Sunday, June 16, 2013

Double necks to Lakefront

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We are almost finished glazing and firing our pots to take to the upcoming Lakefront Festival of Art on the grounds of the Milwaukee Art Mus...
Tuesday, April 30, 2013

How the doubles were made

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The process of making the double neck pieces involves first throwing a form before cutting off the neck and putting it aside. A second small...
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Saturday, April 27, 2013

Seeing Double

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Steve has been on a creative binge. Taking off of an idea he worked on a while ago, he has exploited the double wall theme recently. Some of...
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3 April Firings

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Our cycle starts with the wedging and weighing of the clay and ends with the opening of the kiln cooled from the firing. Here are photos of ...
Friday, April 12, 2013

New website page

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As Steve and I slow down a bit from our usual hectic fair and orders schedule, we have found ourselves in the same boat with many other craf...

Current from the studio

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We have been working... orders taken at Baltimore, prep for a show in May in Reston, VA and some time for a little experimental work. We are...
Friday, March 1, 2013

Post Baltimore

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We are back from Baltimore! I didn't get a chance to share some photos of new pieces so here we go: New Classics was popular ...
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The Collaboration of Steve Frederick and Cherie Jemsek
We have been studio potters since 1973 and started working in the Arts and Crafts Style in 1997. Inspired by the original Arts and Crafts Movement 1890-1910, we make both Classic Arts and Crafts pottery and a wide variety of our own designs. Each pot is thrown on the potter's wheel by Steve out of stoneware clay and then sculpted individually by either Steve or Cherie. After drying, they are fired to a bisque temperature before glazing and then fired to over 2200 degrees Fahrenheit. All vases are water tight and can be used for fresh flowers. They are NOT food safe. ALL TEXT AND IMAGES ARE COPYRIGHTED 2011 JEMERICK ART POTTERY AND MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT PERMISSION.
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