Sweet Baby Belly Bowls By Tina McCullough

Sweet Baby Belly Bowls By Tina McCullough Capturing The Essence Of Life In Clay - Ceramic Pregnant Belly Casting I will collaborate with you on design and color options.

Sweet Baby Belly Bowls are ceramic clay bowls created from a pregnant belly to commemorate pregnancy and birth of sweet baby. Sweet Baby Belly Bowls are created in the 3rd trimester and make an endearing keepsake and memorable shower gift. Your bowl will be custom carved with your details and design ideas (baby's name, family tree, symbolic images, poems, scripture . . . the design possibilities a

re endless and as sweetly exclusive as your sweet baby). I use only dinnerware safe clay and glazes. Visit www.sweetbabybellybowls.net for more information. Book your appointment

Order your Sweet Baby Belly Bowl Shell Casting Kit today

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About The Artist:

For many of us, pottery exists merely to fill our home, decorate our dining room table or serve as a wedding gift. Rarely do we stop to consider who may have created the piece we purchase or what story the potter was trying to tell through its creation. But for Tina McCullough, owner of Blue Bell Gallery & Pottery Studio in Comer, Georgia (just east of Atlanta) pottery is much more than an item randomly selected from a store shelf. McCullough has been working in clay for more than 20 years, honing her craft into a skill that tells stories and preserves memories. Perhaps McCullough’s most distinctive items offered are her Sweet Baby Belly Bowls – bowls that take the form of an expectant mother’s belly in the third trimester of pregnancy. The idea was born in 2002 when McCullough’s sister was expecting her first child. McCullough’s sister patiently rested on a plywood studio table for over an hour allowing the clay to dry on her belly. McCullough has since developed more “mommy-friendly” methods of shaping the bowls. The fittings now take only about 15 minutes. Live fittings are typically in the studio or client’s home. DIY Plaster Shell Casting Kits are also available making it possible to create Sweet Baby Belly Bowls nationally and internationally. Once the shape is created the surface of the bowl holds a multitude of possibilities for design.

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Sweet Baby Belly Bowls are ceramic clay bowls created from a pregnant belly to commemorate pregnancy and birth of sweet baby; typically glazed and fired in time for baby’s first bath. Sweet Baby Belly Bowls, created in the 3rd trimester, are an endearing keepsake and memorable shower gift. We will collaborate on your design and color options. Your bowl will be custom carved with your details and design ideas (baby's name, birth date, birth weight, birth length and birth time; family tree, symbolic images, poems, scripture . . . the design possibilities are endless and as sweetly exclusive as your sweet baby). We use only dinnerware safe clay and glazes.

Prefer to cast your own belly? Order our Sweet Baby Belly Bowl - Kit today. Casting the shell only takes about 15 minutes. Just ship the shell back to our studio. We will collaborate with you on designs and color options to create an enchanting memento from your casting to commemorate your pregnancy.

Just a little more about me...

I​ grew up on the coast ​of Georgia and moved to Athens for college with my hubby Shannon. We love Athens and chose to raise our family in this amazing community. I have been fascinated and interested in the real estate industry for many years, beginning when we purchased our first commercial/residential property in 2001. The obsession with visioning and construction projects began. With kiddos off to college, I decided it was about time to delve back into real estate.