| Welcome to the home of the Gardening Ceramics Lady! |
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| The coffee's on the counter, help yourself to a cup and give me a minute 'til I get to the end of this page. Okay, now we can talk. Did you get here from the Market Webpage or one of my group sites? Or maybe from my profiles on Yahoo? It doesn't really matter, you're here now. Make yourself at home and explore through the various links. Some of them are hidden in pictures and some are in plain sight. When you get through, come visit at one of my groups. There is one for Farm and Crafts Vendors and one for Senior Citizen Crafters (and their friends and families); or send me a message on Yahoo Instant Messenger. Or, of course, you can send me an Email message. Just be sure to mention this website in your subject line so I won't think you're one of those pesky advertisements and delete you. I wouldn't want to do that to a friend. Have fun! If you got here through the Market Website and want to see more pictures of the Market from 1995 through 2002 you can find them in my photo album. You will also find pictures there of my ceramics booth as set up at various places including the Farmers Market. |
| This is the cart I use to take ceramics supplies over to the Clubhouse for classes at my apartment complex. During the rest of the time this can be wheeled into my garage and used to store all the items I need to take to class as well as the projects students are working on. |
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| This picture was taken at the Christmas Bazaar held by Ellensburg Christian School at the Christian Missionary Alliance Church in Ellensburg. There I am behind my display hanging up another crocheted kitchen towel. |
| K & L Enterprise Katie's Ceramics |
| Here are some finished projects painted at my booth at the Farmers Market. Most of these items were painted by children, the Elephant was painted by the mother of one of the children. The coffee mug in back is a commercial mug and is there to show the size. |
| I finally got some pictures taken of my ceramics bisque that I take to the Market and to the Ceramics Class at Briarwood. I also got some more patio and front garden pot pictures. Check the Ceramics and Plants pages as well as the Crafts pages. Now being updated. Back to first page. |
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