Studio Life

It's still sad to see our little stellar without her mom.

It's hard to get used to.

I can only imagine what she thinks about it.

 He looks so handsome in this picture, doesn't he?

 Those eggflats don't cut themselves. It's a messy dusty job.

 An experiment by Mr. X

 As are these....he's always up to something.

April Showers....rainy rainy days

It's hard to get enthused about going out in it, just looking out the window.

Snow would almost be preferable, if the rain wasn't such a huge sign of Spring.

How can kids find so much fun with such a little puddle? in the rain?

Not like these kids...

A lazy, rainy day in the studio for them.
They just couldn't be bothered.

On a sunnier note, our first "Wolfgang" pot. How awesome is that?

The return of winter...

After a brief tease of Spring last week, we got hit with another reminder of winter.

 We're less than a month away from St. Patrick's Day now however.

Spring is just around the corner.

Here is a collection of Dublin Ohio pieces that we put together for an order.

I bet this town is a fun place to be St. Patrick's Day.

Our pottery looks warm and cozy even in dark lighting...

and bright.

This was the tag at the end of a customer's email to us:

***Love who you are.............Love what you do..........Love every moment, by being in the moment!*** John F. Barnes

A lot of people get engaged on Valentine's Day...

Happy Groundhog Day: Punx Phil says Early Spring!

Nice Gift message: Cheers to a beautiful & loving couple! I wish you a life of love & happiness...Love, E

Spring is lovely in Pittsburgh.

If Punx Phil is right, we'll be seeing it sooner than later.

I can't wait.

Happy Groundhog Day.

Posted pictures from last Spring.

@ the Studio

Each pottery shape has differing weight.

Walt started the tradition of stamping the first pot of the year with the year.

Dog Day @ the Beach in January

 This was the girls' first trip to the beach. They had a great time.

 We met a blind dog friend. It was amazing watching her run around the beach.

From the Tao Te Ching:

Be content with what you have;

rejoice in the way things are.

When you realize there is nothing lacking,

the whole world belongs to you.