by Rae | Feb 27, 2013 | How-to, Teaching
Making large pots seems is a challenge that all potters attempt. In one sense, throwing a large pot is evidence of accomplished skill because it shows that a potter can maneuver the technical challenges to handling a lot of clay. After I had been throwing for a few...
by Rae | Oct 6, 2012 | Craft Show, How-to, Selling Pottery, Shows
This is my busy season – between September and mid-December, I have 4 available Saturdays. I say available but what I mean is I have four Saturdays that are available for studio work. The rest of the weekends are obligated to visitors, trips, and craft shows....
by Rae | Sep 26, 2012 | About Me, Creativity
I’ve never been successful waiting for creativity and motivation to strike. However, I have been successful finding creative solutions and getting a lot of work done when I work – even if I don’t feel like it. The discipline of engaging with the...
by Rae | Sep 12, 2012 | How-to, Inspiration, Philosophy
There are ways I can stimulate creativity – work, think, engage with inspiration, give myself a challenge, or solve a problem. Although the first four actions are self induced; solving a problem is often due to something outside my control (like how to save a...
by Rae | Jun 19, 2012 | Repair
Bisqueware Once a pot has been bisque-fired, it is still vulnerable to damage. But, many bisque pots can be repaired successfully. Sharp/rough spots (check where you have signed the pot, this is often sharp) Gently sand or dremmel the area Wipe with a damp sponge and...
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