Photography
Related: About this forumThis china plate was painted by Laurie's grandmother 50--70 years ago.
Later on she taught china painting at her Retirement Community Center.

highplainsdem
(60,076 posts)George McGovern
(10,892 posts)MLAA
(19,669 posts)George McGovern
(10,892 posts)LoisB
(12,374 posts)us ever really took to it, regretfully.
George McGovern
(10,892 posts)SheltieLover
(76,906 posts)George McGovern
(10,892 posts)SheltieLover
(76,906 posts)Silent Type
(12,412 posts)Dont think its that popular nowadays, although my brother still has a potters wheel and a serious professional wheel.
George McGovern
(10,892 posts)Karadeniz
(24,725 posts)George McGovern
(10,892 posts)Diamond_Dog
(39,784 posts)George McGovern
(10,892 posts)The Blue Flower
(6,355 posts)I had a dear friend in her 90s who created entire sets of painted porcelain dishes for her granddaughters. She's gone now, but I have a signed piece that I treasure.
George McGovern
(10,892 posts)brer cat
(27,362 posts)You are lucky to have a piece painted by a known relative!
George McGovern
(10,892 posts)littlemissmartypants
(31,678 posts)George McGovern
(10,892 posts)I have been away from DU for a while. It is good to be back.
LisaM
(29,496 posts)For one thing, it's beautiful, and for another, it's environmentally responsible to use it. I hear so many stories of kids who don't want their heirloom dishes, but really, it's thrifty and good for the planet to take them.
George McGovern
(10,892 posts)judesedit
(4,586 posts)George McGovern
(10,892 posts)wryter2000
(47,940 posts)Thanks for sharing