Wegie talent outlet

[windchime]

Anne I love your pottery. I'm hoping to make a trip up to Seattle this summer. If I do maybe we can get together and I can see and buy some.

Jacquie, love your blog. You have a great sense of humor, which makes it an easy read for me. I'm on your map too!!

[BookNut]

Thanks Cinidy!! Are you the one on the map from Orlando??

[LisaT]

Anne, I LOVE your pottery! I will try to make my way to the Olympia market whenever I'm able to travel again. Seeing the photo just makes me want to pick up the pieces and examine them more closely... Close-up photos of any more pieces would be welcome! The display looks great and so do you. It must be a lot of work packing, setting up, taking down... In addition to creating the pottery. Very impressive.

Jacquie, i haven't had a chance to look at your blog yet but look forward to some good reading from the sounds of it.

This thread is so fun.

[annekat]

Thanks for the positive comments on my pottery, and if some of you make it to the Market, I hope I'll have enough good stuff for you to choose from, should you consider buying something. It is hard to keep up the inventory sometimes, even harder as a Weggie with less energy than I had before. I'm sure you understand. Hope to see you sometime, Lisa and Cindy, and try to let me know when you are coming so I can try to be prepared! But just seeing you will be enough, and I won't expect sales, necessarily.

[annekat]

colorful and beautiful works, Anne and you are very cute
I wrote to you on fb too: you can make "awerness magnets" for wg

I had though of this, Alysia, and maybe getting together with Marta and letting her sell them through her online shop. Or whatever. Good idea.

[Alysia]

Anne, you can also ask Jim Bornac at the vasculitis group. he is deep inside those things.

[annekat]

Anne, you can also ask Jim Bornac at the vasculitis group. he is deep inside those things.

Good idea, too. Either way, I would donate the magnets so no one has to pay me anything and the book-keeping would be simpler. Don't know when I can get to this, though..... not for awhile, probably.

Jacquie, I look forward to reading your blog entries about your grandparents later when I have more time. I will not forget.

[Alysia]

no Anne. do not donate them. you need that income to take care of yourself. the price that you are taking is already small enough.

[LisaT]

Thanks for the positive comments on my pottery, and if some of you make it to the Market, I hope I'll have enough good stuff for you to choose from, should you consider buying something. It is hard to keep up the inventory sometimes, even harder as a Weggie with less energy than I had before. I'm sure you understand. Hope to see you sometime, Lisa and Cindy, and try to let me know when you are coming so I can try to be prepared! But just seeing you will be enough, and I won't expect sales, necessarily.

Wouldn't it be fun if we could come at the same time???? I'm starting to feel like I should just travel without the medical insurance because I haven't choked on my own phlegm in a few weeks… BUT, that would be irresponsible of me. Maybe by fall I'll be able to get coverage. In any event, when I do get there I will definitely buy a piece of pottery, unless you're too short on stock. I'd love to see the mugs. Coffee is my friend and it's most enjoyable from a beautiful mug, especially one made by a friend!

[annekat]

Lisa, I do make awesome mugs that people love. I'm trying to find my camera cable so I can put some recent shots of them on my computer. Spoon rests are also a very popular item and easy to travel with.

Alysia, if I ever really make them, then I'll decide whether to donate the magnets or take some of the money. If only a few are selling, I might as well donate. If I'm having to make dozens of them at a time, then yes, I'd have to pay myself something.