Welcome to the Mud Room, one potter’s musings about working with clay.
In 2000, when Patty Osborne returned to clay after a twenty-year hiatus during which she looked at and thought about pots but didn’t touch clay, she discovered that somehow she had become a better potter—without having to make a lot of bad pots. Even though she loves working with clay, Patty hasn’t quit her day job, part of which is described at www.self-publish.ca and another part of which involves working on Geist magazine. This journal is an attempt to wed two infuriating pursuits: pottery and writing.
This site owes much of its design and programming to Stephen Osborne, who is the proprietor of Phototaxis.ca and the brother of Patty Osborne. Much help with the gallery popup windows was also supplied by someone who lives in the Philippines and goes by the name of glenngv on CodingForums.com and is willing to spend his time making my site work. Thanks, glenngv.
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Welcome to the Mud Room, one potter’s musings about working with clay.
In 2000, when Patty Osborne returned to clay after a twenty-year hiatus during which she looked at and thought about pots but didn’t touch clay, she discovered that somehow she had become a better potter—without having to make a lot of bad pots. Even though she loves working with clay, Patty hasn’t quit her day job, part of which is described at www.self-publish.ca and another part of which involves working on Geist magazine. This journal is an attempt to wed two infuriating pursuits: pottery and writing.
This site owes much of its design and programming to Stephen Osborne, who is the proprietor of Phototaxis.ca and the brother of Patty Osborne. Much help with the gallery popup windows was also supplied by someone who lives in the Philippines and goes by the name of glenngv on CodingForums.com and is willing to spend his time making my site work. Thanks, glenngv.
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