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Hello! I wasn't particularly sure which forum I should post this request, but I was wondering if anyone was able to help me out. I recently broke a decoration owned by my mother, one that she very much liked, and I was hoping someone would be able to help me identify it in order for me to buy another. She is not sure where she got it, but we are based in the UK. But we have a feeling it may be Scandinavian. I have searched around the web, and have failed in finding it available to buy. It may be only available in a store somewhere. Here is a link to a photo of it - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Huxk-UUWiO7dBfw019ZMAcT-zXxyj_6_ Many thanks in advance. R

I was caught completely off guard yesterday evening when a gallery-owner-friend asked me, "What are you making right now for Christmas sales?" Well, after I picked my jaw up off the floor I explained that I don't have a definitive plan for what will be new this year...but that I should know soon. That was the best tap-dancing-answer I could spit out for a question I wasn't expecting. The question did get me thinking. Last year, I asked a question about cut-off dates for custom holiday orders and now have October 15th chiseled into my calendar. But now, we are (only) 165 days until Christmas Day and it is time for me to at least start thinking about those Christmas sales. Considering that the first pop-up show I have committed to starts November 1st, there are a lot fewer than 165 day to get ready. So...On your mark, get set, here are the questions: What is your plan for Christmas? When do you start production on items that you know will be reserved for Christmas sales? And what (if any) are you doing/making that you expect to be your top seller for the holidays this year? No pressure, but I have Santa holding on the phone for an answer -Paul

Annual Christmas Pottery Sale 2014! Come one, come all!

Come to my pottery sale this December 7-8th in Shoreview, MN! The first 10 people to make a purchase win a free pot! And of course there will be treats galore! See you there!