The Online Holiday Sale is up and running!

Stop by the ETSY SHOP to view about 30 pieces I’ve held onto for your online purchasing pleasure.

The Etsy Shop is a convenient way to purchase these items safely online, you can even make a little wish list and pass it on to those who need to know what you really want for the holidays.

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The Holiday Season is fast approaching and I’m putting the finishing touches on the online sales gallery.

Here is a sneak peek of some of the pots going online this weekend.

I’ve set aside a nice selection of pieces from the Fall firings this year to offer in the ETSY SHOP, and I hope to have all the new photos uploaded and the shelves dusted off and the e-cards sent out soon.

Stay tuned here and I’ll announce when the pots are all listed.

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If you’ve never met the good folks who run MudFire Studio and Gallery down in Atlanta, GA then now’s the time. I recently sent some of my pottery down for the big Holiday Sale which kicks off today, November 28 and runs through December 23. Over 100 ceramic artists will be represented, so you’re sure to find something you can’t live without.

The kiln is cooling down, we’ll have to wait a few more days before we get to see in there. The firing seemed to go well, lots of heat at the bottom, cone 11 flat in some areas, cone 10 in others, and cone 9 in others still. This is in line with previous firings so there is hope for some good ones. Some of those warm pots will make the trip down to Terry Gess‘ studio for the Toe River Studio Tour on December 6^th and 7^th.