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Pottery Sale in two weeks

I am so excited that I will be taking part in the pottery sale again this year. It's going to be my fourth sale and it will be at the Nepean Sportsplex on November 24 - 25. I will have about 40 pieces at the show. Here are some of the new ones:

Mysterious Blue & Kermit Green on white clay

Mysterious Blue and Black on white clay

Mysterious Blue and Kermit Green on brown clay

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DAVID CARLIN aoca, sca said…
HI POTTERY GIRL!!!..., I ENJOYED LOOKING AT YOUR SITE..I ALSO WORK IN CERAMICS, SCULPTURE , PAINTING AND PRINTMAKING...GLAD TO MEET YOU.....MY BLOG IS DAVIDFCARLIN.BLOGSPOT.COM....THANK YOU
November 16, 2007 at 11:32:00 PM EST
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