"I decided to build a few basic things … my eureka moment came when the yellow clay work that I put in there [the kiln] turned out to be red when it was fired — just like the buildings."
"It's just so varied from suburb to suburb, you get different kinds of clay,"she said.
"There have always been people who are doing that [using raw clay] but … only recently has it really blossomed into normal potters — people who would otherwise be using commercial clay."
"They don't want to be using clay that's in plastic bags, they want to have found clay on their property."