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In the Night Kitchen

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Pottery, handmade beads and other crafty treats!

Added on: Jul 20th, 2008
Country: United States
Language: English

Author: Amy
Listed in: Ceramics How-To
Tags: art Marketing writing handmade etsy pottery

Recent Posts

Got attitude?

Posted on Monday November 9th, 2009 at 21:37 in handmade, Soap, crafting, ceramics

Well, this soap dish does. I don’t really know why I wrote that particular message on there – maybe tired of someone using my expensive bath products in the shower? Either way, I rather like it. A soap dish for those of us who are righte...
Organic geometry

Posted on Sunday October 25th, 2009 at 08:14 in Photography, Nature, gardening, philadelphia

My assignment last week was finding the geometric shapes in organic objects, for which I talked my way into a greenhouse where I used to work in college. Cacti and interesting patterns galore. I think this may be my favorite assignment so far –...
Leaves and petals and thorns…. oh my!

Posted on Thursday October 22nd, 2009 at 21:21 in Photography, Nature, philadelphia
Cat-tastrophe

Posted on Tuesday October 20th, 2009 at 22:10 in animals, cats

Yes, the lame pun title is well-deserved. You see, since the weather turned cold my littlest cat has made the top of my radio her favorite place to curl up and sleep. Several times now, D. or I have heard mysterious voices from the living room in th...
Captured Moments

Posted on Thursday October 15th, 2009 at 10:38 in Photography, clay, pottery, philadelphia, ceramics

Even D. has not escaped my prying lens. I captured a few shots as he was working on the wheel a couple weeks ago, and I think they look gorgeous in black and white. I love the smooth look of the clay against the rough textures of towel and brick wall...
Walk in time

Posted on Tuesday October 13th, 2009 at 22:59 in Photography, philadelphia

Some of the outdoor shots of the church came out better, since there was a lot more light to work with. I loved how everything about this building seemed ancient and worn, like I was stepping back into another century. But it was a real piece of work...