ILENE MAHLER on sun 18 mar 01
Okay heres the deal I will be taking the pre-tour and want to make
brownies for clayart room which is wed and get in on Sat where can these
be left to be frozen till then..Mine sold for $5 a square at A.S.U.
during finals (unknown to me)..If someone can figure out the problem I
will make 2 1/2 sheet pans and bring them in my suit case in shoe
boxes...Ilene in Conn...awaiting I hope the last storm on Wed-Thurs (
supposely snow etc.)..............Can't wait to meet youall
Stephen Grimmer on sun 18 mar 01
Gee,
$5 a hit at ASU? You must put some pretty good sh*t in them! Don't let
the fed's dogs smell your luggage!
Steve
> From: ILENE MAHLER
> Subject: Brownies
>
> Okay heres the deal I will be taking the pre-tour and want to make
> brownies for clayart room which is wed and get in on Sat where can these
> be left to be frozen till then..Mine sold for $5 a square at A.S.U.
> during finals (unknown to me)..If someone can figure out the problem I
> will make 2 1/2 sheet pans and bring them in my suit case in shoe
> boxes...Ilene in Conn...awaiting I hope the last storm on Wed-Thurs (
> supposely snow etc.)..............Can't wait to meet youall
ILENE MAHLER on mon 19 mar 01
just rasberry..Ilene
Stephen Grimmer wrote:
>
> Gee,
> $5 a hit at ASU? You must put some pretty good sh*t in them! Don't let
> the fed's dogs smell your luggage!
>
> Steve
>
> > From: ILENE MAHLER
> > Subject: Brownies
> >
> > Okay heres the deal I will be taking the pre-tour and want to make
> > brownies for clayart room which is wed and get in on Sat where can these
> > be left to be frozen till then..Mine sold for $5 a square at A.S.U.
> > during finals (unknown to me)..If someone can figure out the problem I
> > will make 2 1/2 sheet pans and bring them in my suit case in shoe
> > boxes...Ilene in Conn...awaiting I hope the last storm on Wed-Thurs (
> > supposely snow etc.)..............Can't wait to meet youall
>
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Karen Sullivan on tue 10 aug 04
The astonishing thing I learned when I
started doing charcoal firing is the
amazing range of color that clay takes on
and in varied patches...stripes...zones
on the raw stoneware....after experiencing
the dynamic variety of color...with the
wisdom of the process of the firing...
I have always felt severely limited
in creating beautiful surfaces with
glaze....And glaze has the potential
to look contrived....forced...
No turning back...
Then I fired Porcelain in a charcoal
kiln and was lost to the process....
So I am awed with the process of the
firing, for the potential of surprises
and magic....
Just my point of view....
bamboo karen
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