There's something magical about the transition from winter to summer in Willow.
Today, the lake is filled with some ice and some open water; about half the ground has snow covering, yet the rhubarb and ferns are up; and Keith has pallets of plants hardening off by being outside during the day and inside at night. Gardening and landscaping genes are certainly within him. Potential, progress, optimism and hope prevail.
My report today is mostly about new pieces of pottery recently unloaded in the studio.
Click on the images to enlarge them; at least that's how it works on my computer. 😊
Special order . . . now with new owner
Mugs of multiple shapes, sizes, and colors
Mugs similar in design with different handles
Mugs in new glaze color
Berry bowls with saucers
Botany on pie plates
Fun with rims
Bacon cooker...now "out of stock" with more to be made
Medium-sized bowls...cereal, ice cream, veggies?
Yarn bowls for those who knit and crochet
Fish ornaments
A quartet of contemporary mugs
Alaska wildlife pie plates
Large moose ornaments... these find new homes quickly
Husky ornaments...now with red ties
Fine on a stand, but warped in the kiln 😢
Moose triplet pie plates... fraternal, not identical
Buttons for embellishment
There is more, but you know how to contact me if you want to see more.
I just wanted to assure you that I, too, have come out of winter mode
and have awakened with the coming of spring!
Still enjoy making pieces with personality in my home studio.
Hope you, too, are hopeful.