where ever he might be--I loved his music and humor!) I have loaded my kiln, and am working on tables which will be tiled, eventually. I have an oak one, which I stripped and am painting yellow (prime coats by Sheri Bieber and her sons!), and some metal ones, which don't get stripped, but which have their durock panel glued into the center, and are being painted. While the paint dries, I am inspired to get out the fuzzy chicken which we are going to send to our niece, Becca, now starting college in Sterling, Colorado. She needed a little work ---the chicken, not Becca! (new batteries), and some stitching maintenance--a well-loved gift from Bruce's students, now finding a new home!
after a day of doing office work, am ready to start decorating more of the pottery that's ready for me out in the studio. I have orders of pie plates, pasta bowls, mugs, and casseroles, most of which are waiting for the final stage: decoration. Last week the wild cherries outside my studio window were my inspiration---here are some early stages of the decoration process.
where ever he might be--I loved his music and humor!) I have loaded my kiln, and am working on tables which will be tiled, eventually. I have an oak one, which I stripped and am painting yellow (prime coats by Sheri Bieber and her sons!), and some metal ones, which don't get stripped, but which have their durock panel glued into the center, and are being painted. While the paint dries, I am inspired to get out the fuzzy chicken which we are going to send to our niece, Becca, now starting college in Sterling, Colorado. She needed a little work ---the chicken, not Becca! (new batteries), and some stitching maintenance--a well-loved gift from Bruce's students, now finding a new home!
