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Apples and Lizzie's honey go great with smoke stacks and letter stamps

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Apples and Lizzie's honey go great with smoke stacks and letter stamps

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Wonky pinch pots, are art you can eat out of. Sadie is wondering if she can eat out of it too.

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Wonky pinch pots, are art you can eat out of. Sadie is wondering if she can eat out of it too.

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Here’s an ice cream bowl with a hidden message once you’re done.

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Amy's print-edged rectangular serving plate is the perfect surface and collar to surround my heavenly crumb.  

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Amy's print-edged rectangular serving plate is the perfect surface and collar to surround my heavenly crumb.  

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My plants feel very special in their little pots.

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These two “sloppy solids” vessels were carefully crafted to hold food and water for Kitty the cat.

He loves them, obviously.

Zircopax glaze with the dark blue dripped and drawn on top.

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Here’s my first “piece of great pride” that I brought to the office and forced co-workers to admire. I love it SO much.

Unintentionally ergonomically satisfying, and the perfect size for an 8 oz cup of coffee or tea and a little cream.

Taller than it is wide (next level potter status unlocked), this cup is glazed with Blue Rutile on the exterior and a Zircopax interior. I’m especially proud of the interface between the two glazes. So crisp!

Cheers! (And hugs)

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Lindas tomatoes and Amy’s platter…perfect together.

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Lindas tomatoes and Amy’s platter…perfect together.

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This platter was slab built. I carved clay to make stamps, bisque fired them and pushed them into the slab and cut around them. The next day I bent up the edges. I glazed it with our Zircopax white homemade glaze.🩷 It reminds me of my Wedgewood plates I had growing up in NJ.

When my friend Linda came to stay with me I gave it to her to take home. She texted me this picture a month later show my platter holding her homegrown tomatoes.