Drippy glazes on vases & pitchers! Sale starts in thirty minutes
only on my Facebook page when I post the “official” Photo Album!!!

Just a few more detail shots… stamped & soda-fired.
I’m addicted to the process with the random effects that happen during the firing. Flashing slips. Drippy glazes. Bright colors. Repetitive patterns. All of which can be found on the pitchers & vases that are part of tomorrow morning’s MOTHER’S DAY POTTERY SALE. Handmade gifts are the best… and the flowers you gonna buy her need a good home, right?! The sale starts tomorrow morning on my Fire When Ready Pottery Facebook page at 10:00am CST.

Celebrating another MUGSHOT MONDAY with a stamped & amber glazed mug… where I’m lovin’ how the glaze is pooling & breaking in all the right places to highlight the stamping & throwing lines.

Just doing a little early morning glazing…
yes, on a “different” set of mugs than the ones I finished making last night!

A super-smooth greenish-blue glaze with subtle variations from the soda-firing on Mug #19
coming up for sale tonight at 8:00pm central only on my Facebook page!

If you like BLUE… this is the one for you!!!
Mug #17 is a sweet little cobalt blue mug coming up for sale tonight at 8:00pm central
only on my Fire When Ready Pottery Facebook page!

A short little cutie with a nice clear amber glaze on Mug #14 coming up for sale tonight
at 8:00pm central on my Fire When Ready Pottery Facebook page!

A nice green glaze that changes to a beautiful blue-ish hue when hit with the soda atmosphere… Mug #12 coming up for sale tonight at 8:00pm central on my Facebook page!

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A little dark here, but this mug is kind of a greenish slate blue with some nice highlights
on the stamps & textures!!! Mug #6 coming up for sale tonight at 8:00pm central
only on my Facebook page!

My studio cart works especially well when I’m glazing & wadding for a soda kiln. When my cart is full… it pretty much equals a full kiln. So then I put these masking tape “seat belts” on the shelves so no pots can jump off during their ride down the rickety freight elevator to the kiln room.