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Flickr Finds: Cat Merrick’s Sandblasted Plates

02.23.09 drip plate 1.jpgCat Merrick has taken a set of thrift store porcelain plates with idyllic, if not kitschy, winter scenes on them and given them a new life. By sandblasting the surface finish to reveal the bare porcelain beneath, Cat is able to selectively reveal the pattern that was once there. More after the jump…

 
 

02.23.09 drip plate 2.jpgAt first glance, these plates seem to have an almost abstract impressionist painted look to them. But at closer inspection, you can see varying degrees of the original design. Leaving only “drips” of the original image gives these plates a unique and updated appeal.

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Also on her page is this rose patterned plate with only a slice of original finish. The sandblasted treatment gives these formerly droll pieces a great face lift! We can’t wait to see Cat’s next designs...

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Click here to visit Cat’s Flickr site, or email catherinemerrick@gmail.com if you’re interested in purchasing.

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Wow! I am in love with these, such a cool way to repurpose thrift shop dinnerware. The genius of etsy sellers continues to amaze me...

posted by millcitymodern on February 23rd 2009 at 3:21pm
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darn, I thought the post said they were on etsy. my mistake. still genius though.

posted by millcitymodern on February 23rd 2009 at 3:23pm
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really nice!

posted by Aaron on February 23rd 2009 at 3:30pm
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How sad - Those Blue and White plates were rather attractive in a traditional sort of way...

posted by bepsf on February 23rd 2009 at 3:35pm
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This reminds me of the post on mix-matched glassware made into a "set" by repeating the same etching on all. Or 10 different chairs all painted white.

posted by kimg924 on February 23rd 2009 at 5:48pm
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