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The adventures of Lori Buff, a studio potter and teacher, as she makes ceramic art and enjoys life with friends, family and some dogs. Travel and other interesting stuff is also discussed.
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Summertime Blues
It's been a really busy day with lots of running around. I did get to two stores to refresh the stock of pottery. I always like visiting Terry at Donna VanGogh's Artist Market, she's very nice and very funny. It seems lately whenever I go in there I run into another artist that I know which makes for an even nicer visit. It's also a really fun place to look around and find interesting gifts.
I also swapped out the display at The Mercantile. They are a specialty grocery store that serves fantastic meals and has a pretty nice wine selection. We're members of the wine club so I try to co-ordinate changing the display with picking up some wine and a loaf of french bread from H&F Bakery.
This month I created a display that has a bit of a cool blue theme, like the song Summertime Blues (now you've got that in your head too, don't you). I really like the way these pieces look together. I may even try to think along these lines while I'm making the next display.
I also swapped out the display at The Mercantile. They are a specialty grocery store that serves fantastic meals and has a pretty nice wine selection. We're members of the wine club so I try to co-ordinate changing the display with picking up some wine and a loaf of french bread from H&F Bakery.
Display at The Mercantile |
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that's a great display, what is the footed tray or bowl in the front, that is very interesting looking.
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda, I have 2 footed pieces in the front, the blue one is an altered dish, it's a bit squared off. It's a good size for a nut bowl (they sell delicious rosemary cashews at The Mercantile) or even a soap dish...one of those general propose pieces. The apricot colored one is an oblong plater with a fern impressed into it.
Deletegeart idea Lori- you will have to have the "fall" line ready soon,or at least by Aug.
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