Been trying to read as many blogs as possible as I start to go withdrawal when I don't know what's going on in your lives. We do have a week off at home so if we're not rushed with activities and errands, I'll be sure to blog whore it up.
Before I go, we did pick up the ceramics we painted a few weeks back. Yes I bitched that they were over priced but even if they're not perfect they're self gratifying.
Gee...which one is Manfriends? |
You didn't need to see Manfriend's backside. It's all about me. |
Sorry not too terribly exciting and a lil' fruity but hey, I gotta let my creative side come out to play sometimes.
Um...I'd suggest covering his plate with some cheese and crackers. Soon.
ReplyDeleteI actually didn't do cheese and crackers that evening...I did spring rolls for the appies.
ReplyDeleteIf you came for dinner I would make sure there was an assortment of cheeses for you pleasses.
Your plates are the wrong shape, they should be round. I'm old-fashioned like that.
ReplyDeleteYou two did a pretty good job with the plates.
ReplyDeleteI am hungry now.
totally awesome in an artsy fartsy sorta way.
ReplyDeletegood on ya
work should never interfer with the blog world...damn those work things anyway
When you make it with your own hands .. it's always awesome!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat's even better is that they are practical for fruit, veggies, cheese, buttered leftsa (mmm), yummy sushi or anything else that I could possibly think of stuffing my face with ;)
I may also be heading to Radium this weekend and catching up with a couple old 'friends' =) I'm excited!! Hope Snaggletooth and yourself didn't soak up all the heat from the Hot Springs :)
Good god, I wouldn't admit to making that yellow monstrosity!
ReplyDeleteOh Good Lord. I thought for a second you had a child and HAD to use what he gave you from six grade art class. But then I thought - ooooo classy.
ReplyDeletewhooo! show us your plates! oh wait, you already did.
ReplyDeletenice plates, gorgeous!
and i can't wait to hear about the drunk fest in banff ;)
I thing the platter with the ladybug is your strongest piece. Is this low-fire bisque that you painted with under-glaze. If ya like ceramics; give the wheel a try. Frustrating at first, but well worth it's mastery.
ReplyDeleteVery nice!!!
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xoxo
Jenn