I wish the color was better in these photos. I was exploring the range of green glazes on this batch, and the camera, as operated by limited ol’ me, doesn’t show just how rich the color on these pots is. Come see them in person Saturday the 9th of March at the airport shopping center, 10 – 3. I’ll be between AIH and Friends of the Library.

As 2018 draws to a close, I want to thank each and everyone of you that supported me this year. Whether you stopped by my booth to say hello, or purchased an item that I’ve made, I appreciate you. I’m taking a short break over the holidays, but I’ll be back playing with clay very soon. If you haven’t already done so, sign up on this website of mine so you will receive notice each time I am going to be showing my work. That is about once a month, so no need to worry about a lot of unnecessary e-mails.

Merry Christmas to you, and may the new year be a happy one.

Love, Linda

This is a big fair: lots of local vendors, and lots of gift ideas to choose from. I have sponge holders, olive oil bottles, salt or sugar jars, spoon rests, and a lot more. I hope to see you there!

See all the latest pots from my recent kiln firing. I’ll be right next to AIH in the Airport Shopping Center.

Here are photos of some of the pots I have currently for sale:

Please send me a note if you have questions (size, price…) or would like to purchase any of these. I have quite a bit more, too, so ask if you are interested in seeing other colors or options on a style of vessel.

Here are two ways for you to see what pottery I have recently made:

1. Saturday, November 10th I will be selling my wares at the Second Saturday Market from 10am until 3pm. That market is in the airport shopping center, between  Friends of the Library  and Alaska Industrial Hardware. Stop by and check it all out; I have a lot of inventory!
2. On Sunday, November 11th I will host a Kiln Opening Party at my house between 4:00 and 6:30pm. Want to be there? Since parking is limited to 4 cars, the first 4 people who let me know they would like to attend will be the guests. There will be snacks and beverages, I will have all of my ceramics out, and at 5:00ish, I will open my kiln to see how a whole month’s worth of projects turned out after their final (glaze) firing. It gives you a chance to see a part of the process I go through, and get a look at the latest stuff before anyone else. You are welcome to purchase pots, but are not obligated to do so. Its just a fun excuse to have a party. Text or call me if you’d like to join in the fun.

Happy Autumn! You haven’t heard from me in a while because I haven’t been selling at any local markets for a month, and because I am off to visit my dad in October, I’ll be missing the Second Saturday Market in October. (I am looking into selling at the Mendenhall Mall Craft Market toward the end of October…I’ll post that info when I return from Michigan.) Nevertheless, I will post photos of some of my new products and, as always, you can let me know if there is something you want.

On this coming Saturday, August 25, I will be selling my food related dish ware at JAHC’s Food Fest from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00. Here is a description of the event (and you can find out more at the JAHC website: https://jahc.org/food-festival/):

Annual Farmer’s Market & Local Goods Festival

SATURDAY | AUGUST 25 | 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM

FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!

The Juneau Food Festival is Juneau’s premier end-of-season Farmer’s Market, with a focus on locally grown and produced foods and crafts.  The Food Festival also seeks to enhance Juneau’s sustainability, with a panoply of opportunities to learn skills, techniques, and best practices in all areas of growing, harvesting, preparing, and processing all sorts of comestibles.  From do-it-yourself backyard gardening and raising poultry to exciting economic opportunities for small businesses, Juneau residents won’t want to miss this day packed full of targeted learning opportunities and delightful treats!

The Food Festival is also a marketplace for local businesses and non-profit organizations to generate revenues by selling produce, baked goods, and other foodstuffs with locally grown and harvested ingredients.  All are welcome come to the JACC and celebrate a cornucopia of delicious products, learning more about the bounty of the land and sea that is all around us.

 

Here are a few new pots fresh from the kiln. It is that time again: Second Saturday Market from 10am – 3pm at the Airport Shopping Center, by Friends of the Library. I will be outside with the other hardy vendors (the weather is supposed to be decent). I have LOTS of inventory, so come and check it out.

 

And though it seems MUCH to early to think about the winter holidays, if there is something you want me to make special for that seemingly distant time, NOW is a good time to make that request before I get busy. It takes about a month for me to fulfill those requests, but it can take longer if that item doesn’t turn out perfectly through all of the necessary steps in its creation.

See you Saturday!

It has been a while since I’ve updated this site. I’ve been traveling to visit family, and also have been working on commissions. Lately I have been working on some new works. Here are some of those:

I was asked to make an olive oil bottle, and after many attempts (it isn’t easy throwing something tall and slender without it weighing a lot!), I have been successful. More to come!

These are the place settings for a set of dishware I was asked to make. There are 4 each of the dinner plate, salad plate, pasta bowl, and soup bowl.

I’ve had many requests for larger mugs. In this photo, the mug on the left is an ordinary 12 ounce mug (for scale), while the rest of the mugs hold 24 ounces. Some people like a LOT of coffee!

I’ve been wanting to make a child-size tea set, so I did. The little cups are about 2 inches in diameter at the rim, and the tea pot is 3 – 4 inches high. Since it would be a bit “spendy” to buy this set for a child, someone suggested it would make a fun adult saki set.

I will be selling May 12 at the Airport Shopping Center. Look for more new items shown here as that date draws near.