Pottery 101 to Pottery 101

My first 10 weeks of Pottery 1 are complete. (I missed the last class because I was so sick I couldn't sit up. I expended all my energy that day to take a shower. It was sad.)

I am really happy with how I've grown and developed and I absolutely love pottery. I already asked Alpha if I can spend more funds on taking it again and he was down with it. He was surprised because he thought I wanted to take a stained glass class next. Don't make suggestions on how to spend money, sweetie. I already know how to do that!

Pottery has inspired another aspect of a business. I'll be more confident once the pieces I threw are fired and glazed. Don't expect pictures... well, ya'll know not to expect picture by now.

Bucket List for the Crazy Crafter- part deux

Oh, about a year and a half ago I posted this post. I didn't detail my bucket list (I should really do that sometime soon), but ya'll got the general idea. I really, desperately wanted to do a ceramics class. I never got to in college (one of my main regrets actually.)

Well guess who just signed up for Pottery I classes through my county! Well, if you guessed Momar, you would be correct, but misguided as to who the important person of the blog is. Yeah, Momar and I will start a pottery class together this summer. It will be awesome!

Bucket list for the Crazy Crafter?

I made a craft bucket list the other night. I was looking at this quilt at Posy gets Cosy and I realized I really want to make a Log Cabin quilt one day. I wrote it down and made certain to include a couple of things I have planned for the next year so I don’t become discouraged. I believe a good bucket list is one that incorporates your life as it is, not just the dreams you have for the future. If I never make it to India, I’ll be sad, but if I never take a ceramics class I’ll be even more disappointed in myself.