MUDWORKSCERAMICS

I have always loved doing things with my hands - things that I could touch. During the summer of 1997, I started taking pottery classes and quickly discovered that making pots brought a calmness and excitement to my life like no other artistic medium. My husband built a kick wheel for me for Christmas in 1997 and, shortly thereafter, I bought a used kiln. I now have a digital kiln that is twice as big as my first kiln and a pottery studio. After retiring in June of 2003, I started making pots just about full time and joined the Thompson Valley Art League.