Wednesday, May 1, 2013. Clay in May at Windy Ridge Pottery. We just finished our spring firing, and have lots of great new pots for Clay in May. We are still having trouble uploading photos to blogger, but you can see them on our Facebook. Hope to see lots of you out and about this weekend during Clay in May! Wednesday, December 26, 2012. Earthenware Tests and Handmade Masonry Stove Sneak Peek.

Sunday, November 1, 2009. Mugs with more anatomy lessons. Porcelain lanterns with definitions of the word woman on them. The creative work that I was busy with. I was busy creating but not ceramic vessels. I got back to work recently and have finished the pots for my Woman as Vessel show. I am very, very pleased with how these turned out.

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Monday, July 29, 2013. My sweetie and I have been up to our eyeballs, working on a new collaboration. Several years ago when I had my little shop here in Sedona, I used to make windbells. They always sold out as soon as I made them, and somehow when my business took off online, I stopped making them, as I was too busy making yarn bowls and all the other items that you see in my Etsy shop.

The occasional musings of an overly-enthusiastic-senior potter who recently found her way to the potters wheel. Sunday, April 29, 2012. In the meantime, since my last post, our son Ben married his sweetheart Callie. It was a delightful, unique wedding just like they are. The invitations gave the first clue that this was not a traditional wedding. Open the envelope and you have a cloth pocket.