[Nfb-krafters-korner] new member

[River Woman]

I agree with Joyce, if you enjoyed doing pottery and want to try again, find 
some place that has it. I bet you have a local pottery somewhere near where 
you live who would help you with some lessons at his/her studio. How about a 
local community center, community college, or even a local high school. Lots 
of times they offer adult classes and our local high school offers classes 
in pottery at night to adults, too. FIND what you want and go get it girl.

I am setting up a pottery shop here at my studio. I got rid of all my 
painting supplies, by selling them very cheap to an art major at a local 
university. She was thrilled with her stash, and I was happy to be moving on 
to something more doable for me. I will  put together a two year plan. I am 
working on it right now. Right now, I am writing up a budget, gathering 
information and prices of all the things I will need in my pottery studio. 
As I think of something I put it on my list. I am detailing out every little 
thing and putting a cost to it so I know what amount of money I will need to 
have my own shop in two years. Little by little, that is how it is done. 
What seems immense today, will grow more realistic when you write a plan and 
begin to impliment that plan little by little.

To begin your own plan, FIND a place to learn to do pottery, and then go 
from there.

Lynda
Lynda Lambert
River Road Studio, Since 1976
www.lyndalambert.com
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> Well Sue,  turn those wishes into reality.  Get on the phone and  start
> checking around  to see if there are any equipment in your area and  then
> negociate with who ever about using it.  Come on now if you enjoyed it 
> that much
> get up off your feet and go back to it.
>
> Our state affiliate of the NFB purchased a potter's wheel for a blind
> person here in CT, as it was a piece of equipment she wanted to use to 
> make her
> life more fulfilled.  So where there is a will there is a way.
>
> Joyce
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