Guess what? I became another Papa on December 15, 2009. Elijah Cade Green was born, all 8.0 lbs 20 inch of him. This makes Amanda and Charlie's second child. Both he and Amanda are doing well. He has a head full of dark hair and some hands that look like they could throw some clay...
Three new berry bowls in Temmoku (Black), Leopard Agate (Green), and Azurite (Blue). Great to rinse those fresh berries and place in the refrigerator.
Just in time for some quick pancakes, this batter bowl with a free whisk can help make a great gift. We have four batter bowls on the self in different colors. Happy Thanksgiving
Great Christmas gift... a Stoneware Piggy Bank finished with a beautiful Leopard Agate glaze.
Fresh out of the kiln. Click on this photo to get a close look at the glaze. It looks close to an old fashion ash glaze and would be perfect to have some buttermilk on any table.
Hurricane Ida has passed by in the night and we went back to fishing the following day. Wow! right before I had to leave I caught this Red Fish. This is Trae my son and yours truly.
It is 4:00 PM Monday, November 9, 2009 Orange Beach, Alabama and the "Ida" the storm is approaching closer.
We had a long weekend in Gulf Shores and was treated with a Hurricane. Still had a great time and caught a few fish.
We are having great fun while creating Christmas Tree Ornaments ! The little folk jugs are always a hit.
This is what I have to look at every day, I know a terrible thing but someone has to do it. Wehadkee Creek Falls, just out of Rock Mills Pottery Studio & Gallery's back door.
Hey it is Turkey month! I made one as a joke for a friend and received orders for six more. Not your typical coffee mug that is for sure.
The fall 2009 Folk Pottery Show was a great success ! The day was a rainy one, but no ones spirits were damp. Many visitors came and enjoyed the 2nd Fall Folk Pottery Show. I will post more details in this blog a little later... keep tuned.
