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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Pocosin Arts Workshop
Here are some pictures of the pots we made at the workshop, Scratching the Surface.
Posted in Bowls, Mugs, Uncategorized, Workshop
Tagged glaze combination, mug, workshop
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Scratching the Surface
Pocosin Arts hosts an annual artist workshop in February which I attended this weekend. It is a great event – close to home, in a beautiful venue, with excellent instruction. This year the pottery instructor was Ronan Peterson who taught … Continue reading
How to take a pottery workshop
For several years I took pottery classes at local pottery studios. However, when no classes were available, I looked elsewhere for instruction. As a result, I began to attend pottery workshops. Workshops provide a great opportunity to see different techniques, … Continue reading
Instructor and student
While I was getting ready to go to a pottery workshop, I was thinking about all the opportunities that I have had to be in the instructor role. This weekend, I am looking forward to being a student. I have … Continue reading
Posted in About Me, Class, Spring Snow, Teaching, Workshop
Tagged class, pottery, teaching, workshop
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Homemade meals, homemade pots
“Two other fashions (read: plagues) I’d like to see go away this year are the omnipresence of white plates (someone please have mercy) and cheap, uncomfortable restaurant chairs. I’d give anything to walk into a restaurant with rich, dark, plush … Continue reading
Posted in Bowls, Dinnerware, Plates, Spring Snow
Tagged bowl, glaze combination, glazes, pottery, selling, Spring Snow
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Set and Match
We finished a commissioned order of dinnerware which included 16 dinner plates, 12 salad plates, 12 bread plates, 12 cereal bowls, and 12 chili bowls. So I wanted to review some things that we learned while making the dinnerware order. … Continue reading
Posted in Bowls, Dinnerware, How-to, Multiples, Orders, Plates, Pottery, Selling Pottery, Throwing, Tools
Tagged bowl, commission, how-to, multiples, plate, selling, tool review, tools
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Guess who’s coming to dinner
We’re done! Julie and I finished the commissioned dinnerware set. What a fun project. It looks really good and we are excited to deliver it to our client. 65 pieces – 16 dinner plates, 12 salad plates, 12 bread plates, … Continue reading
Posted in Bowls, Dinnerware, Glazes, Multiples, Plates, Pottery, Selling Pottery, Uncategorized
Tagged bowl, commission, dinnerware, Firetower Studio West, glazes, multiples, plate, pottery, selling, serving bowl
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Photography in Focus
I am richly blessed. I get to make pottery and meet great people. In 2010, we participated in the Humane Society’s Annual Canine Crawl. It was the most fun show! At the event, I met Speight Farmer who purchased a … Continue reading
Posted in Craft Show, Glazes, Photography, Plates, Pottery, Selling Pottery, Uncategorized
Tagged craft show, goals, photography, plate, pottery, Resolutions, selling, studio
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