What I make:

Coiled Bread Baskets, a variety of woven bowls, butter dishes, egg plates, and flip flops are just a few of the functional items I enjoy creating.

I start with a stoneware clay and fire it to 1800 degrees.  I then mix glazes from recipes tried and true from master potters to fire the work in a gas downdraft kiln to about 2400 degrees.  My husband helps me on the sales, marketing and delivery side of the business and loves seeing the work that comes out of the kiln as much as I do.

Discover the art

This is my newest L&L Kiln, the efl2620 and the first firing from it. I love this kiln, it's durable, easy to fire, efficient and affordable. L&L is my only choice in kilns because you cannot beat the reliability, service, quality and integrity that L&L provides. 

Handcrafted Quality

Handmade Crafts

About Us

How I got started in Pottery:

I had no interest in pottery when a friend of mine asked me to ride with her to Seagrove on a buying trip to purchase work for the gallery where she worked. During this trip I was bored and wanted to go buy shoes. This friend gave me a piece of pottery that Christmas which I began to use on a regular basis and really liked. When I moved to Wake Forest I was in a gallery downtown when I saw other work by the same potter who made my piece.  I then became intrigued and the lady working at the gallery said I should call Dan Finch in Bailey for lessons. When I made my 1st piece and it turned from ugly clay to a pretty little bowl, I was hooked! I traveled an hour after work and another hour home every Thursday evening for several years. I sold work by doing vendor shows and selling in galleries using the profit to purchase equipment to setup my own workshop. I am now a full time potter and loving every minute of it, I have been blessed and love sharing the results with others! I believe the homes where my work ends up living will also be blessed.