The Sublime Potter
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IT'S OKAY TO SHUT THE WORLD OUT FOR A BIT. Here's How
Just take a breath. . . And one more breath...........with a loud SIGH at the end. . . That's better. . . .. I'm not sure what kin... -
Sometimes Distraction Is The Best Medicine
It's been a pretty overwhelming week. The news is finally starting to wear me down to the point where I took the afternoon off and curled up with m... -
More Thoughts On FLOW
Look at this whimsical little 'Flow' mug 😍. I gotta say, playing with this combo as I reflect on what 'Following Love Over Want' means has been de... -
Thoughts on FLOW
I've been playing with collage lately. A couple of weeks ago, I made the collages shown above and I CANNOT get the phrase 'Flow Your Own Way' out o... -
The Art Of Saying YES (and other revelations)
Yesterday, my morning alarm was the sound of gentle rain and rolling thunder. Spring had arrived. I was cozy. I had a husband to cuddle. It was ... -
It All Started With a Mug of Coffee and a Cornbread Candle
THIS cornbread candle. It was mid march of 2020 - the second week of quarantine - just as boredom was beginning to settle in. The house was cl... -
Redeeming My Christmas Tea
As I was glazing my first batch of 'Evergreen' holiday themed mugs, I realized I NEED TO MAKE A BATCH OF MY HOLIDAY TEA! The only redeeming quality about this tea is the nostalgia. The original recipe calls for Tang, lemon Kool-Aid, instant iced tea mix, sugar and spices. We called it Tang Tea in our family but it's also known as Russian Tea, Friendship Tea, Spiced Tea or Holiday Tea. I decided to try really redeeming the holiday tea by swapping the processed mixes with more natural alternatives and...
I CAN'T BELIEVE HOW CLOSE THIS TEA TASTES TO THE ORIGINAL!!!
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My Best Tips on Glazing...and Life
Potters often ask me “How do you glaze like that?”. I usually respond with something silly and mildly helpful at best because I never really knew h...
