by Sue | Feb 28, 2010 | Uncategorized
Having adjusted my work expectations earlier this week, today I find myself with an entire day in the studio to do a little catching up. I’m not “caught up”, but I’m making progress and that’s all I need right now.On the drying boards...
by Sue | Feb 6, 2010 | Uncategorized
Earlier this week, fellow potter & blogger, Michael Kline challenged the makers of clay things to get working early the next day and make twelve things before 12:00 noon. Since this was on Tuesday, I had to wait until yesterday to even attempt this since I was at...
by Sue | Nov 1, 2009 | Uncategorized
I couldn’t wait. The kiln had been cooling all day and while I occasionally would sneak a peek to see how some of the items on top came out, I couldn’t wait any longer. The green color is a new glaze for me and I really wanted to see how it turned out. The...
by Sue | Feb 22, 2009 | Uncategorized
French butter dishes or keepers have been a staple in my pottery stock for many years. Basically, you place (squish) a softened stick of salted butter in the lid and about ½” or so of water in the base. When the lid is covering the base, the water creates a seal on...
