I'd love to follow everybody if you could post /list your social media ( hyperlink please) accounts here, I'd be grateful. Mine will be in the comments 🫣⬇️

We talked about our favorite commercial glazes but who here also mixes some of their glazes? Where do you find your recipes for them? What’s your favorite that you mix? I love John Britt’s glaze book and I also use Glazy.org. Joe Thompson has really good glaze recipes on Glazy.. If you’re just starting out, his first five series is a good place to begin - five basic ingredients plus a colorant. And Glazy is free! I think my favorite that I mix is John’s Floating Blue 2 from John Britt’s book. Whenever I do a show, those are usually the first pieces to go. And if anyone requests a specific glaze, that’s usually it. Don’t get me wrong - I still buy a lot of glazes. But I also have a shelf of glazes I’ve mixed. So let me know. Do you mix any of your glazes? If not, why don’t you try? (That’s a question - why not?)

I’m currently watching Angela throw live on my phone — and it’s just the most beautiful thing. Gigi is there, Sarah, Pat, Denise, Mary, Ronda… and Lori from Wandering Soul too. We’re all in the chat together, reacting, cheering her on. And it hit me. We’re all there… but we can’t actually talk to each other. So let’s change that. 💪🏻 What if we start a weekly community call?🪿 We could pick a time that works best for most of us, and then meet once a week right here on Skool. Just one hour. Nothing complicated. Everyone who wants to can share their “Piece of the Week” — something you’re working on, something you finished, a struggle, a question, an idea. You’ll have the space to show your work, ask for feedback, and just connect.✨ No pressure. Just pottery people hanging out, supporting each other. What do you think? Would you join? 💛

Bracker's Good Earth Clays Tour: Every Potter Needs to See This https://youtu.be/jAWFwJ7Fapw Dear Friends, I posted a brief video yesterday of my recent field trip to buy clay I can’t get in Tulsa. I showed up unannounced and they were so excited. They explained their midfire clays and also how they produce their clay. I take you on a quick spin around the shop. They carry everything! You might really find a unique product “ZigSig” interesting. I hope you can watch it and comment. I’m really trying to get more view hours. It’s hard because most of my videos are about this length. Hugs to you all.