There is something about using chopsticks and a handmade pottery bowl that automatically makes a meal taste good. I'm sure that there are people that will tell you that it is the fact that the natural materials do not taint the flavor of the food. Maybe it is a tactile pleasure that adds to the taste. The way the bowl fits in your hand and the way the chopsticks feel make the event enjoyable. I personally know that using my noodle bowls means that I just made a one-pot meal and having a lot less to clean later always makes a meal even tastier! Any way that I look at it, a hand made bowl with those two little sticks always makes my tummy rumble!
I love all things clay so I thought I would share some pottery techniques, handmade and wheel thrown works and ponderings about my journey with clay.
Showing posts with label dinnerware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dinnerware. Show all posts
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Chopsticks and Pottery
There is something about using chopsticks and a handmade pottery bowl that automatically makes a meal taste good. I'm sure that there are people that will tell you that it is the fact that the natural materials do not taint the flavor of the food. Maybe it is a tactile pleasure that adds to the taste. The way the bowl fits in your hand and the way the chopsticks feel make the event enjoyable. I personally know that using my noodle bowls means that I just made a one-pot meal and having a lot less to clean later always makes a meal even tastier! Any way that I look at it, a hand made bowl with those two little sticks always makes my tummy rumble!
Labels:
bowl,
chopsticks,
dinnerware,
Etsy,
handmade,
pottery
Saturday, February 16, 2008
New Pottery Business Cards
I finally got around to creating and ordering some new business cards from Overnightprints.com. It was pretty easy with a little help from my husband the computer geek! Overnightprints let me download a template for Photoshop but I could have used almost any program. From there, I just drag and dropped some of my photographic images from ETSY, added some type and voila! They even gave me glossy cards for no extra charge. Once my design was set, I googled in hope of finding a coupon and sure enough, I found a coupon code for 10% off my order. They even let me pay through paypal. How easy is that! Now the hard part is just waiting until they arrive at my door...
Labels:
business cards,
dinnerware,
jewelry,
pottery,
printing
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