Have you even gotten a new toy that you are terrified to play with? Well, I got one. I have wanted to buy a small pottery kiln since the very first day that I went to a paint-your-own-pottery studio. The thought of being able to paint my own creations at home and fire them into beautiful works of art was completely thrilling. I get sucked into new craft projects so quickly and easily that I sometimes have to rein myself in and not allow myself to chase every fleeting dream.
But this pottery itch never went away and I recently came up with some new YogaDudes projects that involve pottery. Why not start up this hobby that I always loved and make a little money in the process? That would be the perfect situation.
So I bought this little kiln and Karlo spent a few hours the other night setting it up. He welded together the metal stand and got it all ready for me to plug in and, god forbid, turn on. Yikes! I read the instructions over and over and I have to say, I’m completely overwhelmed and scared to try it. Knowing me I’ll own a kiln and still drive to the pottery store to have them do all my firings.
If I do ever get the guts to give it a try I will report on how it goes. I see a lot of disappointment and ruined projects in my future. I just hope I don’t burn down the house. I hope our new insurance company never finds this blog. We are already on the black ball list as far as a fire risk goes. Shhhhhh, nobody tell.
And I just realized that it's Wednesday and this is not a Way Back posting. Oops!
ReplyDeleteYou see disappointment and ruined projects in your future?? Way to set yourself up for failure, lady.
ReplyDeleteI see wonderful, exciting new adventures (and high electric bills) in your future. Maybe you should turn the new shed into a paint-your-own-pottery studio!
I actually thought of that!
ReplyDelete