Idaho Potter

Wow! Nice stuff! Electro-forming is not familiar to me. Does this happen before, after, or instead of glaze firing?

Have been meaning to comment on your new avatar. What's your secret? You just get younger looking every day.

Sorry, I don't believe I've met Jerry, but his name seems familiar.

Jim, I am becoming addicted to your ever changing avatars. Your work was wonderful, but this new turn is joyful! Thanks for the lift.

It was quite a jolt when I saw an entry with my name that I knew I hadn't posted. Looked again and saw you ran both words together. Small difference in spelling, big difference for others who might not recognize the small difference. You might get some strange emails.

Love the drums! My percussionist son-in-law wants me to make him one. I keep telling him it will be a bongo.

Pres, after reading your comment on pugmills, came here to say I think we have a lot in common (I'm a little older than you) in that I love making pots (wheel thrown or handbuilt)but do a crappy job of glazing except in Raku. Like your posts.

Hi, fellow Boisean. Have you always lived in Boise? I moved here seven years ago from McCall. Maybe we'll meet at Scott's place and say hello in person.

Don't know who's screwing with your head, but every time I'm online and check out the forums, I look for red. Then I click green--even if I don't know a person. Everone is allowed three clicks a day. Shouldn't be difficult to get to green and hold it.

Thanks for the info on shrinking/enlarging posted photos. Valuable advice.

Shirley (Idaho) Potter

I get a lift every time I make the trip to your website. Everything looks so clean and fresh--your colors sparkle!

I, too, started as a woodcarver, then worked my way through all sorts of media--ending with clay. I also work with paper clay--do you work wet, dry or both? Did you get a wood base that worked for you?