Chris Campbell on sun 3 nov 02
WOW again -
You guys are knocking my socks off !!
Two years ago when I asked about web commerce nobody had much good to
report. Not many showing much interest. Obviously you all headed into a
closed room and hit the books.
First, I got more response in the first hour than I got in total last
time.
Second, the DIY gang is alive & well and kicking butt
Third , WOW again. Great work showcased extremely well
Please keep sending your web addresses along with the details of how
you got it up and running.
Thanks so much
Chris Campbell - in North Carolina - where I am still awake, long after
midnight visiting all these great sites.
Chris Campbell Pottery, LLC
9417 Koupela Drive
Raleigh NC 27615-2233
e-mail : ccpottery@aol.com
website : www.wholesalecrafts.com
Buonaiuto on sun 3 nov 02
We are at http://www.alittlecompany.net I'm no techie and neither is my
husband, so we paid someone about $2,000 for this site. It has been
invaluable to have it...it has paid for itself many times. I still don't run
it. I hire Ron Hinsdale at hinsdale@frontiernet.net who is reasonable and a
great guy, to add and remove things for me. MY one bit of advice is that we
were paying $100 a month for hosting, which is absurd. We just didn't know
any better. True, it included monitoring and putting on the site what I
wanted, but it still wasn't worth that. Now I've registered it myself with
Bulk Register and pay a little over $5 a month, after paying about $70 for
the domain...far less than I was paying.
Good luck, Shelley
Marie Gibbons on sun 3 nov 02
this has come up before, but just incase someone needs the info that didn't
see this in the past... there is also a big possibility of free hosting
space... many online providers give you free web space, if you do a search
online for free webspace youwill find lots.
graffiti.net is a new one that i found (new to me anyway) and it seems quite
good.
marie gibbons
www.oooladies.com
Helen Bates on mon 4 nov 02
Dear Chris (and all Clayarters)
For a fine resource for finding Clayarters with a web presence, go to:
, a page of links maintained by
Bill Amsterlaw (with occasional input from me.)
Helen
On Sun, 3 Nov 2002 00:36:39 EST, Chris Campbell wrote:
>(Snip...) about web commerce (snip...)
>
> Please keep sending your web addresses along with the details of how
>you got it up and running.
>
> Thanks so much
>
>Chris Campbell - in North Carolina - where I am still awake, long after
>midnight visiting all these great sites.
>
>
>
>Chris Campbell Pottery, LLC
>9417 Koupela Drive
>Raleigh NC 27615-2233
>e-mail : ccpottery@aol.com
>website : www.wholesalecrafts.com
>(Snip...)
Russel Fouts on tue 5 nov 02
>> Dear Chris (and all Clayarters) For a fine resource for finding Clayarters with a web presence, go to: , a page of links maintained by
Bill Amsterlaw (with occasional input from me.) <<
Or "The Potters Portal" under Clayart Potters at
http://users.skynet.be/russel.fouts/favorite.htm
Also with occasional input from Helen.
Actually, if you have included your link in your signature and I've seen
it in your post. It's been added here.
Russel
--
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Mes Potes & Mes Pots
Brussels, Belgium
Tel: +32 2 223 02 75
Mobile: +32 476 55 38 75
Http://www.mypots.com
Home of "The Potters Portal"
Over 1800 Pottery Links!
Updated frequently
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Tom's E-mail on tue 5 nov 02
Simply. WONDERFUL.
Thanks
Tom Sawyer
tsawyer@cfl.rr.com
Eleanora Eden on wed 6 nov 02
I just saw this message and took a peek at your page. I bought a set of
two windows from you at Ann Arbor this summer, you were set up near me. I
have admired your stuff at fair after fair. I very rarely buy. But this
time I did and I just love looking at them.
Our webpage, btw, is homemade, my husband being a techie. Give it a looksee!
At 02:29 PM 11/3/2002 -0700, you wrote:
> We are at http://www.alittlecompany.net I'm no techie and neither is my
>husband, so we paid someone about $2,000 for this site. It has been
>invaluable to have it...it has paid for itself many times. I still don't run
>it. I hire Ron Hinsdale at hinsdale@frontiernet.net who is reasonable and a
>great guy, to add and remove things for me. MY one bit of advice is that we
>were paying $100 a month for hosting, which is absurd. We just didn't know
>any better. True, it included monitoring and putting on the site what I
>wanted, but it still wasn't worth that. Now I've registered it myself with
>Bulk Register and pay a little over $5 a month, after paying about $70 for
>the domain...far less than I was paying.
>
>Good luck, Shelley
>
Eleanora Eden 802 869-2003
Paradise Hill Road eeden@vermontel.net
Bellows Falls, VT 05101 www.eleanoraeden.com
Buonaiuto on thu 7 nov 02
>
>
> I just saw this message and took a peek at your page. I bought a set of
> two windows from you at Ann Arbor this summer, you were set up near me. I
> have admired your stuff at fair after fair. I very rarely buy. But this
> time I did and I just love looking at them.
>
> Our webpage, btw, is homemade, my husband being a techie. Give
> it a looksee!
>
>
> Wow, cool site and fantastic work. I've seen your work and admired it at
the fairs. I'm very honored that you bought my little windows. Lucky you
having a techie husband...mine won't even turn on the computer by
himself...but he's built us a nice house.
I'm struggling at the technical aspect of pottery...never studied pottery in
school and learned to sculpt on my own and now I'm starting on a new
direction and trying to figure things out...after 30 years at it! I'm faced
now with a decision on materials and maybe you can help. I've been given a
commission to produce a backsplash for a stove, so it has to be glazed. I
would like to do it as low fire as I can and still have it really durable. A
clay supplier told me that ^5 would be less likely to crack than ^1 or
2...But this needs to be colored and I would be using underglazes at least
on part of it, and the customer also wants crackle glazes. Do you agree with
this? I want a nice clear white...The reliefs I've done haven't cracked in
my ^9 Bmix, but the colors would be washed out in that range.
Thanks,
Shelley
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