I Made It! Market for the Holidays

I'll once again be selling ceramics at I Made It! Market on Saturday, December 5th from noon to 5 p.m. at the Union Project. 

It's been quite a while since I've shown or sold anything I've made, so hopefully those of you who come out will be impressed with the progress I've made.

I also anticipate having one of my prodigious students there to help run the table, so this time around I'll have more time to check out the other vendors' work.

I Made It! Cozy Crafts Market - June 7th @ the JCC

Yes, I know the Arts Festival is going on, and there's a yard sale bonanza in Highland Park, but that's no reason not to come out to the I Made It! Market at the Jewish Community Center in Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill neighborhood.

Interestingly, while I've never been to a synagogue, according to the rules of Judaism, I'm 100% Jewish. That's because my mother, her mother, and every woman in my family going back to the beginning of time was Jewish. Who knew it could be so easy?

Perhaps even more interestingly, my father's mother was Jewish, but as an adult he became a born-again atheist. My mother, on the other hand, became a born-again Christian.

But on the subject of ceramics, I'll have some new pieces fresh from the kiln. Some are soda-fired, some are reduction fired. Most are drinking vessels, but I've got a few really sweet large bowls and plates.

I hope to see you there!

Interview on the IMI Market Blog

I was recently interviewed for the I Made It Market blog. You can read it by clicking here.

Please come see me at I Made It on April 4th at the Union Project.