I’m still very tired from the adventures of Saturday and Sunday, so I only want to tell this story one time. Friday: Akim and I loaded the SUV pretty early, but didn’t really set out to leave town till 9 AM. We took a route other than that recommended by Google and by our GPS, because [...]

These pieces were completed sometime in the month of June. I don’t remember precisely when, but anyway, they’re my final pieces from the spring term at the pottery studio. I’m now taking two months off of production work in order to focus instead on taking a class and refining some techniques. I won’t be making [...]

These pieces were completed in the very last week of May and the first week of June.

These pieces were completed in late May 2010.

These pieces were completed in the latter half of May 2010.

These pieces were completed in May 2010.

The following pottery was show at the Ayerton Arts Demo in May 2010.

These pieces were completed in March 2010, right in the days leading up to Gulf Wars.

I made a set of feastware for a lovely woman, Ann of Walton Woods. She particularly liked a sample piece of mine that she saw, and mentioned with great warmth the rim of warm, rustic brown caused by the running of Mottled Red under Celestial Blue. I took great pains to achieve that brown rim. [...]

This is a set of feastware that I made for my own use in historical re-enactment. I say I made it, but it’s not entirely true. The cups with handles, I didn’t make. Someone else made them as test pieces, bisque-fired them, and decided she didn’t like them, so she put them on the “free [...]

These pieces were completed in January 2010.

I started the following pieces in December of 2009, but they didn’t come out of the kiln until January 2010.

This batch of pottery was completed in December 2009. I’d like everyone to remember that I’d only been doing pottery since September 2009. Thank you for your charitable comments.

The following pottery, I made in 2009. It’s a very small collection, but then, I didn’t start until September. I also didn’t start out with a great idea of what I wanted. I’d grab a hunk of clay, not even weight it, and sit down at the wheel without a clue as to whether I [...]

A couple of months ago, I put out a call on Facebook: I make ceramic feast gear, you make SCA garb, let’s trade skills. To my surprise, I actually got responses. So far none of the garb has been sent to me yet, but then, I haven’t sent their feast gear, either. It took me a [...]

Copied from D’vorah’s FaceBook Page TENT: SoulPad 5000-Lite. (http://www.soulpad.com) Size: 16.5 foot diameter, 24″ high walls, 8′ high center pole. Construction: Cotton roof and walls, plastic tarp floor, thin metal stakes, nylon ropes & sliders. I bought a SoulPad 5000-Lite because it has a detached floor. The 5000-Ease has an attached floor, which is easier to set up [...]