Videos/Pictures

Short video about monoprinting

Still learning how to upload videos...click on the link below and it'll take you to my YouTube channel.

I use a round cookie cutter and a pencil to draw a circle on the bottoms of some items I need to wax. It helps to keep my wax where I want it instead of free-handing it! I also switched to a color wax.

Here are links to affiliate products I use or have used in my pottery business.

• Amazon-various products--"As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases."

• Hostinger-Save 20%, I used Hostinger to create this website-pretty easy to use!

• Rakuten-Sign up to save when you shop online-get a rebate check back!

• Amaco Celadon glaze-Jade-used for many of my Christmas items

• Dick Blick--All kinds of art supplies. I buy many glazes here.

• Nichrome wire rings-used these for ornaments

• Pizelle roller mold-great wooden cone shape for trees and more!

• Winebottle stoppers-sold alot of these over Christmas, need to make more for all the wine drinkers out there.

• If you're making pottery as a small business, you may need some bookkeeping/accounting help. I wrote this book and it may help you.

Where else do I sell my stuff?

Artisans on Main, Woodstock IL

I'm a member of the Clayworker's Guild of Illinois. They have a store in Woodstock IL where I rent space and sell some of my work. Click on the store name for more info.

Etsy

I also have a shop on Etsy, where I sell some of my pottery, along with other items. More pottery will be added as I make it.

The bowl in the photo was done in a Raku firing at my local community college, which is a very unique way of firing pottery. The bottom is a metallic green & black, looks like it's burnt. See my Etsy shop for all the photos.

Click on "Etsy" to get to my store.