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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Consequences of a Hurricane and a Canceled Show
I didn’t get to see my very good friends who live in Cary. I spent the day reading. My dad had a generator on stand by for me so I could power my wheel even if the electricity went out. … Continue reading
Production Pottery
As I was packing pottery for the forthcoming show (which was subsequently canceled), I was very surprised at what we have accomplished. We made a lot of pots this summer – and multiples give me A LOT of satisfaction. While … Continue reading
Posted in About Me, Multiples, Philosophy
Tagged craft show, multiples, philosophy, pottery
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Earthquakes, Hurricanes, and Glaze Loads, Oh My!
The earth shook, Irene is coming, and the glaze load was a failure. I guess a failed glaze load is inconsequential in the great scheme of things. But it is quite a frustration. Lazy Daze Arts and Craft Show … Continue reading
A Bit More About Workshops
Before I leave the topic of workshops, I had a few more thoughts I wanted to share. In addition to time and money, there are several things to consider about going away for a workshop. The first is distance. Basically … Continue reading
Pottery Hangover
I am recovering after a great week-long workshop at Arrowmont so I took yesterday to rest and piddle around the house (although I did unload and reload the kiln). Workshops are fun but they are a lot of work. … Continue reading
Workshops Part 3
There are many pottery workshops available for all skill levels. When no classes were available to me locally, I started attending a few workshops a year in order to keep acquiring skills. Now I find them to to be … Continue reading
Workshops Part 2
In general, potters are a very generous community. Information, ideas, tips, glaze recipes, firing sequences, etc. are graciously shared – especially at workshops. When I first began taking workshops, I didn’t expect the potters to be so open about how … Continue reading
Workshops
I began taking workshops as a means to supplement my pottery instruction. After I exhausted the local resources, my options were limited because I knew I didn’t want to take classes at the university. So I did two things. First, … Continue reading
Waxing… and waxing
We are getting ready for a marathon glazing session which means there is a lot of waxing to be done…
Posted in A Bit Off Center, Firing, Multiples
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