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I love how these turned out. They were in production prior to her passing and now are just so special. How lucky we all ...
08/30/2026

I love how these turned out. They were in production prior to her passing and now are just so special. How lucky we all were to have been a part of her magic 🦋

Save the date🎉I will be at Southwinds Gallery from 12-2pm on Saturday, September 26th. I’m hoping to meet and talk with ...
08/28/2026

Save the date🎉
I will be at Southwinds Gallery from 12-2pm on Saturday, September 26th. I’m hoping to meet and talk with people, showcase some new items, and kick off the holiday season. This is the only event that I will be taking custom orders this year. Also, I will have a few items only available that day. Stop by anytime between 12-2pm. Can’t wait to see you!!

IYKYK 🦃🦃 “As God as my witness, I thought turkeys c...
08/22/2026

IYKYK 🦃🦃 “As God as my witness, I thought turkeys could fly”

It’s that time of year when all potters are focused on fall. These spooky cuties are ready for their debut 🎃👻
08/20/2026

It’s that time of year when all potters are focused on fall. These spooky cuties are ready for their debut 🎃👻

Available now at Southwinds Gallery in Kernersville!!
08/05/2026

Available now at Southwinds Gallery in Kernersville!!

08/04/2026

Vintage Dolly- surrounded by very vintage florals💚💛🧡❤️

49 years ago this beautiful gravy boat was imagined by Duncan mold company. Once again, it has had a lifetime with other...
08/03/2026

49 years ago this beautiful gravy boat was imagined by Duncan mold company. Once again, it has had a lifetime with other potters. It has found a home with me to put my own spin on this 1977 vintage classic. These two are all decked out in my new favorite glaze combo for fall. I hope it can grace your table soon!

In 1970, Duncan mold company created a beautiful corn-holder plaster mold. I wish I knew the people & places it has been...
08/03/2026

In 1970, Duncan mold company created a beautiful corn-holder plaster mold. I wish I knew the people & places it has been over the last 56 years before it found a home with me. Somehow, it’s unscathed, intact, and just begged to be cast again. This vintage mold is a delight and definitely worth bringing back!!

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