This one has very active and fiery glazes. I think it turned out pretty juicy.

I used a matte glaze on this taller one. It looks really soft and despite the snow, it has a shell-like quality.

This one is my favorite.

This bowl is from the same firing. The interior came out just lovely.

I’ve not made jars in awhile. I had forgotten how fun they are to throw.

This is one of several teapots in a series. I’ll post them after the rest are fired.

These berry bowls are new. I just started making them in the summer. They have detachable feet for catching water.

A few mugs. (My best seller.)

These tiny little bowls are for sauce or spices. I sell them in sets of four.

I’ll post more when I unload everything, I would’ve done it yesterday but it was really cold out there!

Here are some more bisque fired pieces which I’m in the process of glazing:

I’ll post photos of these after they’re glazed and fired too.

but that means lots of glazing

which rodger hates. so, we glazed all weekend and yesterday night…

…and the kiln is firing as we speak. if everything doesn’t explode or stick to the shelf i’ll have pics of new stuff in  a few days.

You can also find my work at fat hat in queechee, vermont and at seasons marketplace in Enfield, New Hampshire.

and here i am in my booth

and for good measure, here’s our dog, rodger