I want to share my newest cup with you — and I’m honestly so excited about this one. I integrated a small movable bead into the handle that spins like a little fidget toy. It’s subtle, playful, and incredibly satisfying to touch while holding the cup. 🌀☕ I first saw the idea on Instagram and immediately knew I had to try it. The funny thing is: no one explained how to actually make it. No process, no tutorial — just the finished piece. So I experimented. I tested. I adjusted. And eventually… I found my own way to make it work. 🙌 The moment it fired successfully and the bead moved freely was such a great feeling. That mix of relief and excitement when something new actually works is just the best. 🔥✨ And the best part? Using the cup feels just as good as making it did. Sometimes the most rewarding pieces are the ones where you have to figure things out yourself. 💛

It makes me happy that Nat sent a video of how she's enjoying the '"sponge holder" I sent her. It's not a sponge holder at all to her, and she's named him Godfrey. It's so gratifying when someone comes back to you with how a piece makes them smile. https://youtube.com/shorts/Rd47G0QY7no

Maxine in Collipit Pottery makes the cutest garden creatures. She inspired me to have a little fun. Here's the link to her tutorial: https://youtu.be/q9A6f9tLA2Q

This is so exciting to me - thank you to everyone for your love and support xxx

This is my first time using this combination - Power Turquoise over River Birch on marbled Brown and White Bear clays. I'm loving the drip and happy it stayed in the mug!