JEANETTE MANCHESTER HARRIS

Many times we go to workshops, seminars and conventions, listen to lectures, buy books, watch demonstrations, try our hand at new techni...

In every kiln firing, there is usually one piece that comes out better than you dreamed. Some people call them "Racers".  Her...

This grouping of bottles are from a few years ago....They are a little bottom heavy, but in the case of making bottles, that's not ...

Just playing around with left over pieces of clay, I made these little pill/needles cases that can double as Christmas tree ornaments. It...

More from my files: I often wonder if pitchers are going to be a thing of the past. At one show I where I had a booth, a potter remarked to...

Since I can't get to my studio to work, I thought I'd share a few pictures of pots I've grabbed off the web to dream over.* This...

A few weeks ago, I went to a flea market/antiques fair and found these beautiful pieces. They are porcelain lab ceramics made by the Coors c...

Every once in a while, I run across a pot on the web and wonder about making one similar. Here's a rather strange one. I wonder who des...

This is a solid bead. Made of porcelain. I haven't a clue what I'm going to do with it. I just like it. Think I'll make some mor...

This is a test of using porcelain to create a pendent as a centerpiece for a necklace. I'm thinking multiple strands of seed beads, poss...

Sometimes ya just gotta do something tedious. I really don't know why. I learned how to do this technique when I took a class from Galin...

These examples are roughly the same shape. They're the salt and pepper shakers I make both in singles and/or in sets. These are singles ...

I just noticed an article in Wired about a potter who is makeing raku ray guns. They're really nice. You can find them at http://blog.wi...

Paul REALLY knows his stuff. This is a great book. This book covers so much territory, it's a mini history of an area of ceramics that h...