Margaret has been an active member of the Deep River Potters’ Guild since joining the Guild in 1979. As a member of the guild she learned the pottery basics and then continued to take courses and workshops to improve her skills in raku, sculpture, design, sculptural installation, glaze technology and others.

She currently works from her home studio to create her predominantly hand built pieces. Her imaginative work is inspired by both man made and natural objects as varied as castles, buckets, boxes, animals or human figures. A range of clay bodies and firing techniques are used to create wood, leather, stone, fur or fabric-like finishes on her work. Her decorative and functional pieces include serving dishes, to gargoyles, to planters and tables rendered in a style distinctly her own.

Awards:
~ Advanced Technology Table - stoneware with found object additions: First Prize, Pottery and Sculpture, 2005 Library Arts Juried Multimedia Art Show