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Last week I finished hand-building 5 bird vases for my holiday booth. Today, Tuesday is pottery day. If they are finished bisque firing, it will leave me with a whole-lotta glazing to do. 9 jewelry trays + 5 bird vases.
Better get going!
Pottery Day
For the Love of Art
Be Creative Mary 
What a great idea!!
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I love these. I want to buy all five.
They are currently in the glazing process. I feel like this is generally when I screw things up because I do risky experiments that fail. So, I tried very hard to be reserved and conservative and keep the glazes simple. Hopefully it pays off! Thanks for your kind words!
Functional and creative! I’m inspired to do something similar now!
Please share when you do!
Awesome!!! I really love the birds. What will you be showing at the Framing Gallery in Nov?
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I love these little bird pots. They are so beautiful!
They are coming out of the kiln this morning with their final glazes. Can’t wait to see!
Your birds made me happy. So, I have got to try and make one. Thanks.
Be sure and send me a pic of your rendition!
ALL your work is so creative and inspiring. I am in love w the birds! Did you use slab or pinch to create them? Turning 63 and “trying” to tap into my creative side after a LONG break from using that side of my brain. I am humbled by your talents but also inspired to just get to it and see what fires I might be able to relight… Thank you for sharing your work. I will continue to follow you.
I’m so excited for you! Get back in the game … and enjoy playing! The birds were two slab pieces scratched, slipped and pinched together on the sides. After they firmed up a bit, I scratched and slipped bottoms onto them. Now get experimenting and thanks for reaching out to me!