Following on from a very successful Private View on Friday Night.
in which we managed to drink our way through 56 bottles of wine,
24 cans of chilled Stella, 3 bottles of Champagne.
and a partridge in a pear tree.
The above pots are on Display at the Business Innovation Centre in Yeoviljust opposite Yeovil Town Football club.
I also have a display in the Somerset Guild of Craftsmen
Court House Gallery in Somerton.
Sales are going very well, as you know I like to keep tabs on the figures,
and on the first day we had 87 new visitors who had come from seeing our info in the
SAW Book.
which included a blind man who enjoyed feeling all of the pots in their different stages
and the difference between mine and Doug's work.
I have also built a ramp for wheelchair access which has proved very useful.
On the Sunday I lost count of the visitors, but it was well over the 100 mark.
Monday was a bit quieter which helped me get a glaze kiln loaded.
But Yesterday was a bumper day with visitors coming from far and wide
and buying lots of pots.
Luckily new pots to come from the kiln today to re stock the shelves.
7 comments:
Glad to hear of the success. Wow, that's a lot of wine. Keep up the good work.
I can remember the blogs you wrote when you were thinking of becoming a full time potter....not that long ago, you are such a success story. Congratulations. You are truly inspiring me to keep going!
Wow Paul, You're on a roll! I'm glad things are going well with the pots!
wow that's a lotta peeps!! glad to hear you have a ramp in action...i can say that is something sorely missing in my london experience... and wehey!!!!!!! that's some wine downing hope you had a couple for me.....
Congratulations on the success of the show! And the ramp is a great addition. My husband broke his leg last year and you really notice the LACK of that kind of thing during a year long recovery!
Sounds like good times :)
I just have to say that I love, love, love your glazes. Maybe you will blog about your glazing secrets someday. (Hint-hint)
Man, I don't know what I'd do with that many visitors. Good for you, Paul.
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