maggie jones on sat 30 sep 06
ok...Frank, that is the best idea yet...also the empty bowls project is
a good exercise.
Mel, I really like your view and yes, the scrap bucket needs to be used
more often.
However...I heard a story from Soldner one day yrs ago, others may have
heard this same...
He was visiting a friend and there on the dinner table centerpiece was a
VOCO of his. He liked the piece, but did not recall it. As he was
admiring it he stated that he did not remember giving it to them. They
replied...you didn't, we found it in the dumpster.
maggie
Maggie and Freeman Jones
Turtle Island Pottery
Black Mountain, NC
http://TurtleIslandPottery.com
http://amartpot.org trustee
On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 13:51:35 -0400 Frank Gaydos
writes:
> We usually have about a dozen decent bisque pieces left over and
> abondoned
> each semester.
> We glaze them and add to our pottery sale with the proceeds sending
> a bunch
> of students to NCECA each year.
> We usually generate about $3000.00 on average during our three day
> sale. The
> abondoned work might add a hundred to the total.
>
>
> Frank Gaydos
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