These are CLAY BUTTONS. Aren't they lovely?
When Mlle. Margo was little and liked (loved) to look at my box of buttons I started a big button collection for her, so that she could play without sounding off the millennial parent choking hazard fear/alarm.
Big buttons are hard to find so I created making my own! Find them next week at the fabulous, artistic, craftastic, colorful Beehive Bazaar!
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Today! Today! Work While You May!
Quick drive to school. Home again to find I never started the drier.
That was a clue: Go Back To Bed.
No doing. Instead of bed: I opened the kiln.
This is what I saw: Disaster. Sigh. Really? Who is going to buy tomato soup roses? No one. These just look so gross. A few years ago the company that made the glazes I used for years simply discontinued the entire line and replaced it with "safe" (no lead) and really ugly colors. This has made working with clay frustrating & has wasted a lot of my time.
The rest of the day has been spent researching & finding new glazes online, finally talking to a great sales person at the Amaco Company.
Today is a cloudy, rainy, cold day. Perfect weather for a gray blue heart.
I actually liked this heart ... then I dropped it. It is about 5 inches and meant to hang in the middle of a funky over-the-window garland. Now it will take a trip to the bottom of a house plant's pot, if lucky an African Violet.
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Fun with food.
I once went out to eat with a fellow that I new from CCAC ... I ordered a burger and when it arrived I grabbed the mustard to decorate it. He blew up, just got so mad when I drew a happy yellow face on the patty. He said he hated when people did that with their food. Guess what? We didn't go out again.
I'm not much of a meat enthusiast so when I make meatloaf I want to show the animal some respect. The annual egg-ortaloaf is a Valentine tradition. Complete with cauliflower lace and heart beets. There are 2 boiled eggs strategically placed inside. (Ooh, kinda green-edged and gross.)

For a recent birthday celebration: my version of a strawberry shortcake.
Please note the MaCKENZiE-CHiLDS serving tray. My favorite kitchen ware.
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