A Frenzy

Up until last week I was glazing pieces for my upcoming open studio, and just the week before the last pieces had been built. I was doing it in a mad dash to make a few more good pieces.


















The last kiln load unfortunately had a lot of problems, some chances I took did not pan out. I can't go into that now, though it is good to learn from mistakes and they should be examined.

However, now the studio is cleaned, organized, rearranged, and made into a shop with twinkle lights strung around to give some extra illumination, and all my new ware and some remainders from the past (and some of these oldies are favorites of mine) thoughtfully placed around the small space. I move them around endlessly, it's my favorite part, trying to find the best spot for each one.














There are two bargain shelves with pieces waiting for someone to love them and not just because they are cheap.

There are ceramic jars, bowls, mugs, kitchen storage vessels, spoon rests, bathroom vanity sets, vases and sculptures. Also hand printed greeting cards and some silk scarves and t-shirts that I dyed. And a few more art creations, some rather unusual (i.e. "bellybuttons).

So come see!

Saturday Dec. 13 and  Sunday Dec. 14 from 10:00 - 5:00
at 138 John Street, Princeton, NJ.