Reene Sherrill on mon 17 feb 97
I just spoke with a friend in Moravia, N.Y. She used to do pottery with me
while she lived down here but hasn't since she moved. She'd like to get back
into it (at home, no classes) and would like to know if there is a supplier
close where she could purchase clay. Also suggestions on where she could
take
pieces for firing. I told her to start with her local high school or college
and that I would post her question to all the wonderful informative people
on
Clayart.
Thanks in advance.
Reene-getting her clay fix by proxy
Richard Aerni on tue 18 feb 97
Reene Sherrill wrote:
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> I just spoke with a friend in Moravia, N.Y. She used to do pottery with me
> while she lived down here but hasn't since she moved. She'd like to get back
> into it (at home, no classes) and would like to know if there is a supplier
> close where she could purchase clay.
Tell her to try Laguna/Miller Ceramics in Skaneateles, NY. You couldn't
ask for more, and in her own back yard.
richard aerni
bloomfield, NY 1 1/2 hours from Skaneateles
Lili Krakowski on tue 18 feb 97
Of course Miller used to be in Skeneateles ( no atlas at hand, am I
spelling right?) and Laguna took over but I think they are still there.
Up nort of Utica where I live I order from Bailey's--a very complete and
reasonably priced supplier. Ther may be some more suppliers. I would
sugget contacting Syracuse U.'s excellent ceramic department for further
leads.
Lili Krakowski lkkrakow@edisto.cofc.edu
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