Cambridge (WI) Pottery Festival
June 18, 2009 by admin
Filed under Clay Coyote Blog, Events, Potter's Life
AND A GREAT TIME WAS HAD BY ALL… This was the 18th Annual Cambridge Pottery Festival and US Pottery Games…and what a great time. We’ve always had other shows conflicting and not gone. Shame on us! It’s a semi-unique kind of show – all pottery! None of those pesky painters or glass blowers. The atmosphere was relaxed,... [Read more]
Sushi Coming
March 20, 2009 by admin
Filed under Clay Coyote Blog, Events, Foodie News
Watch this spot. We’re running a Sushiclass at the Gallery March 21 and will be videoing the event and posting on line (YouTube with link to this blog). It’s a new effort we’re trying this year. So far we have people interested in doing Chinese and Indian Cooking Short Courses, we’re thinking of a “How to buy pottery”... [Read more]
LOCAL FOOD, LOCAL POTS
February 14, 2009 by admin
Filed under Clay Coyote Blog, Clay Pot Cooking, Events, Foodie News
Fresh veggies weeekly from our CSA Loon Organics THE CLAY COYOTE BLOG IS NOW HOSTED AT www.claycoyoterecipes.com SOMETHING IMPORTANT! Like so many, I pay attention to the frequency with which I hear various subjects, to try to determine trends. That has to be tempered with awareness that where you are and what you’re doing may color what you hear. That... [Read more]
GLAZE NAMING CONTEST
November 22, 2008 by admin
Filed under Clay Coyote Blog, Events
Earlier this year, Betsy developed a new green/black glaze combination. It was a hit at summer art fairs. Food looks fabulous on it….but it doesn’t have a name! That’s up to you. It combines the rich warm black of Old Black Magic and a new kind of celery green…very like old celadons of ancient China and Korea. As a starter, some... [Read more]
HERE WE GO AGAIN
November 7, 2008 by admin
Filed under Clay Coyote Blog, Events, Potter's Life
Here we go for the next 6 months. This morning we woke up to a good 4″ of fresh new snow. Not too much shovelling thought as the ground’s still too warm.The back porch (above)…the view from the kitchen below. But looking north off the back porch, it’s really beautiful (in a masochistic way). The jeep and plow are ready….the... [Read more]


