2490 pts · June 3, 2019
Your cat is a greyscale version of mine
Is that Irene’s Blue?
Pascal (French Mathematician and scientist during the enlightenment era)
... and some basic tools. Recommend taking classes first, just to try it out; setting up a home studio would be pretty expensive
For a home studio you’d need a wheel, a canvas board for kneading clay, a plaster board for recycling clay, several large buckets...
Her work is stunning!
Ah, see, I live in Canada. Melted butter isn’t something we really struggle with
Thanks! Finding a studio that give classes is the best place to start. They’ll have all the equipment you need and will teach you thebasics
Yeah, he’s a good boy... he also knows he’s technically an outdoor cat, and any misbehaviour will result in being put back outside
I suppose it’s conceivable... I’ve never had international interest before
Thanks!
I have a kiln at home where I bisque fire, and then I take them to a facility in the city for glazing
I’m hoping to be on Etsy soon, but you could also just dm me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/pinenutpottery/?hl=en
I’m doing mid-fire stuff right now- mostly cone 5. Would love to get into some high fire work, but dont have the kiln for it
I’ll be on Etsy soon! If you’re interested right now, this is my Instagram account https://www.instagram.com/pinenutpottery/?hl=en
It’s all fun and games until the Germanic tribesmen burst from the tree line and massacre your entire cohort of legionaries...
Sounds like a 2nd grader when the other kids won’t let her take an extra turn on the swings
Rad pyjama pants
*Wiggle wiggle*
Do Americans pronounce it “par-ler “ or “par-lay”?
Tiny hands
Mad respect for all elements of this post, OP. Be healthy, communicate effectively, love stubbornly, and if you wanna be Bruce, be Bruce!
You have the undivided attention of my inner Schwabe
Your cat is a greyscale version of mine
Is that Irene’s Blue?
Pascal (French Mathematician and scientist during the enlightenment era)
... and some basic tools. Recommend taking classes first, just to try it out; setting up a home studio would be pretty expensive
For a home studio you’d need a wheel, a canvas board for kneading clay, a plaster board for recycling clay, several large buckets...
Her work is stunning!
Ah, see, I live in Canada. Melted butter isn’t something we really struggle with
Thanks! Finding a studio that give classes is the best place to start. They’ll have all the equipment you need and will teach you thebasics
Yeah, he’s a good boy... he also knows he’s technically an outdoor cat, and any misbehaviour will result in being put back outside
I suppose it’s conceivable... I’ve never had international interest before
Thanks!
I have a kiln at home where I bisque fire, and then I take them to a facility in the city for glazing
I’m hoping to be on Etsy soon, but you could also just dm me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/pinenutpottery/?hl=en
I’m doing mid-fire stuff right now- mostly cone 5. Would love to get into some high fire work, but dont have the kiln for it
I’ll be on Etsy soon! If you’re interested right now, this is my Instagram account https://www.instagram.com/pinenutpottery/?hl=en
It’s all fun and games until the Germanic tribesmen burst from the tree line and massacre your entire cohort of legionaries...
Sounds like a 2nd grader when the other kids won’t let her take an extra turn on the swings
Rad pyjama pants
*Wiggle wiggle*
Do Americans pronounce it “par-ler “ or “par-lay”?
Tiny hands
Mad respect for all elements of this post, OP. Be healthy, communicate effectively, love stubbornly, and if you wanna be Bruce, be Bruce!
You have the undivided attention of my inner Schwabe