Showing posts with label pottery sale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pottery sale. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
Fairview Pottery Sale - Fall 2015 - NEW LOCATION, NEW DAY, NEW TIME!!!
In case you were wondering, the sale info is below. Note that the location has changed, as has the day and time.
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
It's all relative I'm afraid (AKA - I wish I had a Tardis)
This year is speeding by quite quickly,
more quickly than I would like in fact. I think that the perceived
speed that time passes is inversely related to the speed you wish it
was going. If you want it to go quickly, it drags by and then when
you really want time to slow down a little, it whizzes past you.
There should be a button you can push for that...but now that I think
of it, if everyone was pushing the speed up/slow down time button,
things would get very confusing.
Anyway, it is almost time for the
Fairview Studios Spring Pottery Sale. As previously mentioned, it
will be on Saturday, May 4th from 9am to Noon at the
Canyon Meadows Community Centre (848 Cantabrian Dr. SW). I will have
lots of salty pots as well as the regular cone 6 fare, including my
new black and white sgrafitto work, among others.
Fairview Studios is also planning an
OPEN HOUSE on June 8th. More details will follow, but if
you have ever wanted to see how pottery is made on a potters wheel,
or wondered just what exactly a glaze is, then mark this date in your
calendar. We will have lots going on, and you might just be able to
take a little something home with you. I will provide more info after
the sale.
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Fairview Studios 2012 Christmas Sale
Now that I am back from my quick trip to Kentucky, I should let you all know that Fairview Studios will once again have their annual Christmas Sale on Saturday November 24th from 9am to Noon. There will be early bird draws to get you in earlier than the rest and door prizes as usual. I highly recommend this sale. It has been running non stop since before the dawn of time, well, probably the late 70's, but you would need to ask Dave about that. I hope to see you there!
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