Rae Reich

The knot is a lovely touch, sure to be much appreciated.

I made chess sets for my grandsons, years ago. Pics are archived without reference

Ah, I have many. Each holds a memory for me, from beginning fellow students, trades with other potters, admired artists and teachers. Most are cups and mugs, some larger serving pieces, some sculpture I've been wondering what the best way to catalog/document The Permanent Collection. A note inside or bottom? Photo album with notes? Video tour? What do you guys do or recommend?

You can establish a code number/letter that would be easier to inscribe on small areas, just don't lose the code!

Not just the date, the clay type/firing temp is essential when you're not going to fire for a while.

Love where you're going with your decoration "pushing the envelope" of your forms!!

Love the contrast of the red clay and the fat white glaze of the top pic! Does that glaze have tin ?

I worked with a male potter, short with potter muscles, who made tall slender mugs with narrow extruded handles. I'm a average sized woman of slender build who makes sturdy, broad-based mugs with beefy handles. Go figure. My non-ware work, tho, is definitely more feminine looking as it usually decorated with freehand drawn and carved floral designs.

Well, I didn't always have a pot belly.

Yikes! I pictured ten cylinders that were 10" tall and of the same (10") diameter! THAT would be a challenge

Waaaa! Need 3 categories: pots, glazes, firing/kilns

Small edit, Pres. In Basic 1. Cut cylinders vertically (we know what you meant, but if you print out for hand-outs)