at blogging this year. But ironically, I'm making like gang-busters. Everything I make, like these platters, I'm making in quantity. Platters, honey pots, latte cups, mugs, berry bowls. I've been making 8 at a time of everything. First, I'm working on filling my wholesale obligations and the dinner sets that people have ordered. Second, I'm working on building inventory so that I can have a sale at home in June, and put things up on etsy. I seem to have been unable to have enough work to put it online. And I've been doing little projects around the house, like painting a new mailbox for the front porch so that the mail doesn't fall through the slot and get permanently lost under the sofa. Not good when that happens with bills, or netflix envelopes. Trying new things in the studio and outside of the studio. Reorganizing the studio with found and new-to-me shelving. Painting lots of things. And summer's almost here. Ten more days of school.
Hope your weekend is swell.
4 comments:
What gorgeous ferns! We miss you but do understand.
You are awesome....you are doing such great work...pottery...nurturing...homesteading.... I am in awe!!!
Love and prayers...
Wylie
Those ferns are beautiful. How did you make those? They looks so real. Did you use real ferns. I make pottery for my pet bowls and would love to use prints like that to give them a more earthy/garden feel.
they are real ferns, pressed into the wet clay, then painted once they've been fired.
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