• Pottery sale this Thursday evening!

    This Thursday night, I’ll be selling my wares at the Silent Auction and Music Event to Launch New NC artisan Boutique: Kindred. I’m super excited to support my friend Michelle Smith, and 15% of my sales will go towards Kindred Boutique. I just purchased new glazes to sample, which come in little pint containers, so I had to brush on glaze rather than dip them. Dipping gives more even coverage than brushing, but the variation can also be visually interesting.…

  • New Pots

    I’ve been throwing pots, crushing more in the process than finishing them, and here’s some shots from my phone. Between the mosquitoes and heat, it’s hard to stay at the wheel. I’m super excited to be having a table at my friend Michelle’s silent auction for Kindred Boutique, so I want to make sure I have some fancy new things to sell.

  • Rock & Shop in Review

    My table The Trotter Building First off, I was so honored to get to participate in the Rock & Shop market this year. I skipped a year due to some baby raising, and I’d only been to the one in Raleigh. I was excessively nervous the night before thinking of having to set up my table without the help of Joe, and I must have ran through all the details several times over in my head during his work party.…

  • Pottery Preview

    This morning we had one last kiln opening for the season. Tomorrow is the Rock & Shop Market in Durham, NC, and I’m happy to say I have plenty inventory for the show. Earlier this week I stopped by Helping Hand Mission and picked up a shelf that will give my table some more vertical interest and space for display. The good news about this firing is that the mugs were a success. I’m pleased with the weight and shape…

  • Rock & Shop Market – Durham, NC – 12/17

    I will be selling my wares this weekend! Come stop by my table and get a gift for someone you love. SATURDAY DECEMBER 17TH, 2011, 12-6PM The 12TH Rock & Shop Market / BLOCK PARTY Motorco Music Lodge, Fullsteam Brewery & The Trotter Building, Durham, NC

  • Lessons Learned from the Sale

    First, I am so thankful for chance to be at this show. The Handmade Market is huge and well run, and getting a table can be very competitive. The Handmaidens are so professional and talented, and the day seemed to go off without a hitch. For me, the show went mostly well. I don’t think people were at the show to drop a lot of cash, but I managed to turn out a little profit and sell around twelve pieces.…

Paige Puckett Pottery & Love Sown Garden