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Category Archives: Glazes
Halloween
Sometimes inspiration comes from unexpected sources. Julie and I purchased a glaze sampler set and among the colors was one that I called ‘toxic orange’. What else could be done but make pumpkins?
We Won!
We are so excited because we won first place in the 2012 Coyote Glaze Competition. We submitted several entries but it was our crackle teapot that was selected! Coyote Glazes hosts a yearly competition for potters who use their glazes. … Continue reading
Commercial Glazes – Pints
For the most part, I use commercial glazes purchased in a dry state which I hydrate and sieve. However, I also buy glazes in liquid form (usually in pints). There are a lot of great commercial glazes and almost all … Continue reading
Multi-purpose Pot
Chips and Salsa Veggies and Dip Cookies and Milk
Trade-Up Policy
When I first started making pottery, I chucked most of my pots. In fact, it was quite a while before I kept anything (I am not sentimental). I held no delusions about the quality of pot I was capable of … Continue reading
Liberating Multiples
I have the pleasure of teaching pottery classes at a local art center. And, it is typical for the potters taking the class to want to make a pot for some one special. I often wonder if the recipients of the … Continue reading
Celebrating Summer
My favorite time of the year is fall so summer has always felt like a long waiting period. And, in eastern NC, fall doesn’t come until October so the wait is even more prolonged. Add high heat and humidity, and … Continue reading
Quiet week
It has been a quiet week – hot but quiet. We loaded a glaze kiln, I mixed up 2 glazes, and I set up a sales display. Tomorrow, I will throw pots which will make me feel like I have … Continue reading
Sticks and More
Today, we took new pots to restock inventory at Sticks and More in Snow Hill, NC. This was the first shop to host pottery by A Bit Off Center. It is a cute store – actually it is a renovated … Continue reading
Cupcake Stands
“When you look at a cupcake, you’ve got to smile.” – Ann Byrn
Posted in Cupcake Stand, Lime Fiesta, Multiples, Spring Snow
Tagged Cupcake Stand, glazes, Lime Fiesta, multiples, pottery, Spring Snow
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