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really challenging - and I’d love to connect with you if that’s what you’re currently struggling with or have recently overcome. The iteration process can be really difficult, but I’ve found that the longer I can stick it out and keep something in the testing phase, the better the end result is.

I’m really proud of how hard I’ve worked to perfect the product and develop a unique process that works well for me consistently. So if that’s something you’re interested in learning more about please head to the bottom of my website and subscribe! Developing creative ideas into products can be

Hi folks! Emily here. I’ve been a bit hesitant to share too much behind the scenes content because it simply doesn’t seem to connect with people on social media as much as it does in person. Tomorrow I’m sharing a product deep dive on how I make my wheel thrown colanders exclusively to my email list

in this house she is formally referred to as Paddington's Mom

All are one of a kind and patiently waiting for their forever homes! 🐸🤍

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It's great seeing what these frogs get up to. We've had friends use them as salt crocks, to kindly offering tampons in the bathroom, or as a terrarium decoration.

(the deep black eyes on the vintage ones is v ominous though)

we've since made a silicone mother mold of the original mold so that we can keep making new buddies!

it's incredibly special when people tell us stories of growing up with the same frog in their home, that its a reminder of their grandma who had one, or that they collect thrifted frogs

This form has proven to be such a fun use of the special effects glazes - the crackles, pops, and patterns are always unique

We realized that each frog gets their personality in the kiln and therefore is individually named (which is honestly the best part)

Around that same time Sarah, the owner of Ritual, put up a barter call for bisqueware - and luckily we were planning a rip to Portland! We traded a few mugs in exchange for some pints of the first batches of her new glazes to try out.

A few years ago, a potter who was moving gifted us an original ~70s vintage brillo sponge holder frog mold - a mold that was in incredible shape given its age.

omg

Is anyone here interested in a full plaster pouring demo with calculations? I do it a bit differently than how I learned from popular online workshops.