tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-67967011554521738552011-12-01T02:13:35.839-08:00would like this blog to help me become closer to the people that buy and enjoy my pottery. When you come to my website, you only get to see the finished pottery. This blog is to bring you into the joys and frustrations of the creation and the failures. I hope to document some of the process that go into the making of the pottery, and I hope you will add your comments and especially tell me how you are using your pottery. Patpat's potteryhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/04765212775695074548noreply@blogger.comBlogger431100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6796701155452173855.post-54448373706864837732010-12-26T17:30:00.000-08:002010-12-26T17:49:45.566-08:00

Last week I was able to wood fire the pieces I had been working on with the 25 lb bag of Lambert Wood Fire Clay.I had thrown and bisque fired a platter, 4 desert plates, a coffee pot with four mugs and a tumbler, a teapot and two tea cups plus a small bowl with the left over clay scraps:>) Waste not, want not!The first trip to Justin Lambert's pottery studio (Live Oak Pottery) in Jupiter, was

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Pictured above is a 25 lb bag of Lambert Wood Fire Clay. I picked it up last week, and it has taken over my thoughts and dreams. Should I make a teapot, a vase, mugs, cups, plates or ??? Will anything be good enough, or will it be too perfect and strained? Am I going to be so nervous about this that nothing will be good enough, or once I sit down at the wheel, will my trepidations

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OH what fun, my very own mud team is having a ★CHRISTMAS IN JULY~☆sale!!! Each shop is promoting it's own sale and we have all been as busy as little elves, playing in the mud and firing all kinds of Christmas goodies. Snowflake plates and gingerbread ornaments, nutcracker pendants and Santa mugs! Just take a look at all the wonderful, hand crafted pottery and be sure to read the shop

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The last five months have been very busy and very productive. Finished my Ceramics II class at Broward College after 30 cylinders, 10 bowls, 8 vases, 8 bottles, and 5 lidded pieces. Made a huge bowl for the “Partners in Health”'empty bowls project to help Haiti's victims. Last week my final project for the semester, was juried into the Broward College Potters Guild Show, 2010 opening in

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The carved bowls and the Winchester Lion come out of the fire, not quite as expected, but OK. There was a mishap in the kiln that splashed red glaze on two of my carved bowls, so now I have a 3 piece set instead of a 5 piece set. The orange slip burned out at the cone 10 firing for Mr. Winchester, but I may try an overglaze on him to see if I can salvage his tawny coat. My other 4 piece

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Well, the cups have been glazed and fired, the bowls are done, but not glaze fired yet, and today I finished my rendition of the famous Winchester Lion. This is for our mid-term project. I chose to write my paper and clay project on The Winchester Lion of the Shenandoah Valley. He was really fun to make, once I figured out how to make his mane. I punched holes in a credit card and used it in

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I have started a new adventure in my pottery life. I decided to take a class in ceramics at our local college. I am in a class with 15 other collage students, most of them the age of my grandchildren:>) But I LOVE it.We are using cone 10 clay and firing in a gas reduction kiln. This is completely different for me, as I have been using cone six clay and firing in my electric kiln at home

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Last month my DH and I took a car trip for our vacation. First to Epcot, then to Atlanta to the aquarium and zoo. A trip to Smoky Mountain park and then up to N Carolina, Seagrove near Asheboro to see all the pottery and the North Carolina Zoo and then to Colonial Williamsburg and Bush Gardens. Everything was terrific, but today I want to talk about the "Remarkable Potters of Seagrove".

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I think my pottery is more traveled then I am. My three sets of little plates and cups are going to the Green Goat Gallery in Spencer NC.The gallery owner, Anne Waters asked if she could purchase my pottery for her wonderful gallery. I hope my little dessert sets find a new home with someone that will love them as much as I do:>)

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I have such exciting news to report! Last month I was contacted by the curator of the gift shop at the Lighthouse Center for the Arts in Tequesta, FL. She asked me to consign some of my mugs for the museum gift shop. So after much thought and weeks of work, the first shipment has been delivered.The Lighthouse Center for the Arts is northern Palm Beach and southern Martin Counties' oldest and

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Above are the two mugs I made for Valentines day. I posted them on Etsy and they sold in a few hours. So now I am making a few more. On another note, I sold another urn to put in the ashes from a customers dear passed kitty by the name of Goose.When she got the urn she said "my husband and i just love it. it is going to be a very nice home for our kitty". This Photo is from my number one

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I am starting this new year with a resolution to contact all my customers and keep in touch with them through this blog. I have had such a wonderful and rewarding year and most of it is due to the great people that buy and use my pottery. If it wasn't for you guys, I couldn't keep working on the art I love so much.I spent the day planning the things I want to accomplish this year. The first

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Speaking of teapots, I made two new teapots last month. I decided to try to throw a closed in ring on the potters wheel and was successful on my first try. I couldn't think of what to do with the ring, so decided to make a teapot. It turned out so well, I decided to make another to be it's friend. Now they can dance around in my studio all day:>) PS: If you click on the teapots you can see them

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Well, I just finished packing up my favorite three teapot sets for their trip to Steamboat Springs, CO. They are going for the Steamboat Invitational Teapot Exhibit on December 5, through January 31, 2009 put on by the Steamboat Springs Arts Council.This is my very first exhibit, and I am very excited and honered. As I understand. lots of exciting events are being planned around the event. The

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Last month I was contacted by someone that saw my pottery on Etsy. She was looking for someone to make six espresso cups for her to give to her fiancé, Chris Deferio, for his birthday. It seems Chris is famous in the barista world on the east coast and has started his own coffee training school,(thecoffeeinstitute.com) so, you could say that he's really serious about his coffee. She sent me the

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Sometimes people will say, can you give me a discount on that mug?Here is my answer:1) Drive to C & F Wholesale Ceramics and pick up the clay - 3 hour trip round trip.2 Unload clay into garage.3 Weigh out amount needed for the mug.4 Wedge (knead) clay.5 Center clay on wheel and throw the mug shape.6 Remove from wheel and let dry 24 - 48 hours; depending on humidity.7 Put mug back on wheel and

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I recently sold two urns on my Etsy shop. I was very surprised and thrilled to get these two different emails below from the buyers. To think that my urns have meant that much to people that they would place their beloved pets in them, means so much to me.Green Covered UrnThis is perfect to hold the ashes of a cat of mine that just passed. Beautiful work. tagscats (this is a link to tagscats etsy

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I want to share something with all of you, that was a very special moment this week. A customer with a shop on etsy called HummingbirdEyes had bought a few things from me a while ago. She sent me an email last week with the photos above. She had taken the fish tile she bought from me and used it as the centerpiece in her kitchen tiled backsplash.Only another artist will understand how much this

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Finally finished the set of four Butterfly plates and bowls. (you can see the whole set here) Made eight plates and one broke as greenware, one broke in the bisque firing and two developed cracks in the glaze firing. I don't know why I always have so much trouble with the custom orders:>( I am very much pleased with how they turned out though, so it was worth it. The lady that ordered them,

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I have been trying to do my pottery, do my diet business and have also been in charge of the treasuries on The Interior Design Team. For those of you that are not familiar with treasuries, I have posted one above. This one was on the front page of Etsy and had one of my bowls on it. It is considered very desirable to get on the front page. I have also been very busy wrapping and mailing. I have

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Well , we are back from our vacation to Alaska and I am ready to make pots:>)Alaska was awesome, too awesome to describe. I have put up a few photos, but we toke 500 and ended up keeping 300. We are now busy scrapbooking our adventure and the scrapbooking is taking up a lot of room in my pottery/craft room. I had to clear off all my pots from the table and my husband says there still is not

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Spent the day catching up on my internet work:>(My husband had to work, so just lazed around:>)I am soooo excited, sold my teapot yesterday. Photo above. I am busy making some more. Have one finished and two more ready to be glazed. I have been invited to show my teapots in an International Teapot Show in Steamboat Springs, CO on December 1 – 30, 2008. I am going to send three of my teapots. It

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Well I finally found the time to post some of my Coyote Glaze pieces on flicker. Here is the link. http://flickr.com/photos/patspottery/sets/72157605127775552/ If you click the photo above, you can see more shots of the dish and goblet on my etsy store.I like the copper, but I was hoping the glazes would run together more. Let me know what you think? I just did some large bowls, and will post

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A few weeks ago, I mentioned I ordered 24 test bottles of Coyote glazes. Well, a very nice man, by the name of Simon was doing a Google search to find users of Coyote glazes and found me. He was kind enough to send me his photos of his test tiles and said I could publish them on this blog. Below are his words about the photos above.PS. I have not gotten my glazed pieces back from the kiln yet,

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MY MOMMY and ME SALE EVENT STARTS ON MAY 1st and ENDS ON MAY 11th (Mother's DayBelow are the links of participating stores: trpottery.etsy.com mepottery.etsy.com nicoleraephotos.etsy.com quiltswithheart.etsy.com CoconutPalmDesigns.etsy.com Feeldesign.etsy.com citrustree.etsy.com Floradorainc.etsy.com Straythreads.etsy.com matechuk.etsy.com

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Just some photos of the latest to come out of the kiln. Ordered some new shino glazes and am waiting for them to come. I usually make my own, but wanted to try the new coyote glazes so ordered a sample pack of 24 to try out. I am excited to see them on my pots:>)

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I am very excited to tell you about our new Etsy Interior Design Team Sale. It is for Mothers Day and all the participating teams will be offering a sale on certain of their products. I will be adding a list of the etsy stores and their products later, but wanted to start by adding the banner above.I have also added a MOM, very large mug to my etsy shop. It would make a wonderful Mothers Day gift

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Above is the butter-dish I was working on. It has been sent out to the person that ordered it, but no feedback yet.Speaking of the person that ordered it, it was ordered on Etsy, a website I have been showing and selling some of my pottery on. They have a neat little addition to the shops called "Request Custom Item". Potential customers can ask you to make them something that is not in your shop

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Yesterday someone asked me to make them a rectangular butter-dish for one stick of butter. I said I would try, as I usually make round pottery on the wheel. I decided to try to make it on the wheel instead of hand building it from slabs of clay. I measured the butter and then threw two round dishes the right width. After they were soft leather hard, I cut a wedge from the center and squished the

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I am posting some photos of a teapot and cheese bell in the making. The first is all the pieces after I threw them on the wheel. Today I trimmed and then assembled them and covered them in plastic to slow dry. The teapot will have a cane handle if it makes it through the two firings:>)I also made an Espresso cup, a large cup for my son Randy and a bowl with the words joy, love, dance, and sing

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Above is the promised Val's Turquoise bowl and my newest teapot. I have glazed so many new Espresso Sunrise pieces, I had to mix more glaze today. I glazed four more dinner plates and trimmed a new landscape platter and a spoon-rest for my son and his wife. My sister requested a bowl with silver handles like I gave my brother for Christmas. so I made that too. A very satisfying day, making

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Had company last night for dessert and coffee.Used all Espresso Sunrise to serve strawberry shortcake and hot and iced coffee. Had a great time away from the wheel. Forgot to take pictures until we had finished eating, so you get to see the mess:>)Today I glazed another teapot and bowl. Decided to glaze the bowl in turquoise with some kiwi dribbled down the sides. Will post a photo on how it

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My son came to visit and then I got the flu, but finally feel human again. Spent the day throwing plates to replace the ones I sold. Almost all the Espresso Sunrise pottery I made last month has been taken. I guess you all like it as much as I do :>)I got the Butterfly cup back from the kiln, and it turned out better then I had hoped for. The fingers fit just perfectly in the mug handles with the

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I am so excited about the new line of Espresso Sunrise pottery. Just a peek of all the goodies that came out of the kiln last night. Will be posting them on my website as soon as I have the time. Keep in touch:>)

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Worked all day getting new pottery ready for the kiln. Finished up three mugs (one with a butterfly) and some more glazed pieces and then took them to the kiln. Should be able to pick up most of them on Friday night. It is so exciting to see what comes out of the kiln. Just like Christmas and your Birthday rolled into one:>)

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Spent the day glazing the new Espresso Sunrise pots. Did three more after the photo was taken. Ran out of glaze. Will need to make some more before the kiln is fired again. Nelson helped me again today, so I guess all the glazing yesterday didn't scare him off. Its kind of nice having company in the studio. Pottery is a lonely craft.

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We are excited to announce our new line of hand-built wheel-thrown pottery called Espresso Sunrise. My husband and I thought of many names for this new line, but decided Espresso Sunrise was descriptive of the colors and design. We have put the first few pieces up on our website and spent the day glazing many more. Stay tuned for many more pieces to come. A little about how we glazed the pots.My

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Got my bisque (first firing) back last night and a few glazed pieces. Have a lot of glazing to do. Took photos of the kilns at my pottery studio and of all the bisque. Thought you all might be interested in the process of making the finished pieces. Will post some more photos tomorrow.

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Here are some of the pots I made while the kiln was closed. This is only a few. On top are some with glaze and the next two shelves have green-ware. All in all I took over 30 pots to the kiln. The large casserole on the bottom shelf cracked on the bottom. Took the handle off the top and made it into a bowl. Very disappointing. Really liked that casserole. Oh well, as my professor, Mr D says, just

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Today I set up my new photo light cube and tried to take a few nice photos with it. When I got it, it came with a solid blue or gray background.I looked everywhere for a graduated background and the best I could do, was to order one that was too large, and cut it down. I was surprised though that for that amount of money ($40) it is made out of a type of paper. Above are a couple of shots I took.

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Well, I finally got my computer back, $200 to clean out the viruses and re-do everything. Thank goodness he was able to save all my files.The center with the kiln that does my firing is open now, so I carted about 30 pieces of greenware over there last night. Only broke one:>(Can't wait to see them fired and to glaze and get some new pieces to put on my webpage. Will post some photos tomorrow if

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Dam!! Instead of throwing pots today, I spent the whole day trying to get rid of a virus I picked up on one of these blogs last night. I did the "view next blog" thing at the top of the page, and all hell broke lose. I have never had a virus in the 15 or 20 years I have been using a computer and now this. I hope I have gotten rid of it, but I really don't think so, as every time I go to a new

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I am starting this blog to be able to have a closer contact with the people, friends and family that use my handmade and wheel thrown pottery. I will share my joys and frustrations, my accomplishments and my new pieces, not only when they are ready for sale, but as I am making them.

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