Thanks John m
Pot Storage area
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John Henry
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Pot Storage area
Hi All, Not before time, today i extended my pot storage area down to my work benches.
Thanks John m
Thanks John m
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Re: Pot Storage area
mmmm pots and more pots i wish i had the problem of having somewhere to store pots,
very
with envy John also love the idea of the retaining wall benches 
very
with envy John also love the idea of the retaining wall benches -
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Does keeping them outside help to give them an 'aged' appearance? Or is it better to keep unglazed pots in the weather? Also that's awesome!
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Nice collection John, I love the surfboard, I have had a coffee table one before but I might use that idea
Where are the glazed pots?
Where are the glazed pots?
It's too bad your in such a hurry cause the stories I could tell you, Bushels and baskets of stories, hole crates full of stories. But if you can spare a moment I will tell you one story.
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Re: Pot Storage area
A row of Pyrus and a retaining wall so sharp that you could cut bread with it, someone's a landscaper.
Cheers,
Mojo
Cheers,
Mojo
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"Any creative work can be roughly broken down into three components- design, technique and materials. Good design can carry poor technique and materials but no amount of expertise and beautiful materials can save poor design". Andrew McPherson - Furniture designer and artist
"Any creative work can be roughly broken down into three components- design, technique and materials. Good design can carry poor technique and materials but no amount of expertise and beautiful materials can save poor design". Andrew McPherson - Furniture designer and artist
Re: Pot Storage area
Nice idea... and pots!
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Where did you get get that cresent shaped pot in 2nd photo, I love it. My wife has just realised I will need to start buying pots soon 
nice collection by the way.
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Re: Pot Storage area
Short answer is yes, keeping pots outside in the weather CAN help give the "aged" look and help with patina. There is another "step" you could take once the pots are outside too, which will help even morecoocarch wrote:Does keeping them outside help to give them an 'aged' appearance? Or is it better to keep unglazed pots in the weather? Also that's awesome!
