Dave and Pat Eitel on mon 11 nov 96
A few weeks ago there were two threads that I would like to respond to in
one message. They dealt with (1) what happened to that pinch potter Mike
Imes and (2) who would be somebody to get for a workshop. I just talked to
Mike, and he has agreed to have his address and phone number posted as
someone to contact about doing pinch pottery workshops. (A personal
observation--Mike is an extraordinary pinch potter and a fine person. He
currently teaches in a Waldorf school, is raising 3 kids, and makes some
fine pinch pots). He can be contacted as follows:
Mike Imes
W3468 County Road J
East Troy, WI 53120
414-642-2106
Later...Dave
Dave Eitel
Cedar Creek Pottery
Cedarburg, WI
pots@cedarcreekpottery.com
http://www.cedarcreekpottery.com
Bob Hanlin on wed 13 nov 96
I'd like to see this thread continued and if Mike does any workshops, I hope
they're posted here. I'm am absolutly terrible pinch potter and would like
to learn from a master.
bhanlin@ionet.net
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>A few weeks ago there were two threads that I would like to respond to in
>one message. They dealt with (1) what happened to that pinch potter Mike
>Imes and (2) who would be somebody to get for a workshop. I just talked to
>Mike, and he has agreed to have his address and phone number posted as
>someone to contact about doing pinch pottery workshops. (A personal
>observation--Mike is an extraordinary pinch potter and a fine person. He
>currently teaches in a Waldorf school, is raising 3 kids, and makes some
>fine pinch pots). He can be contacted as follows:
>
>Mike Imes
>W3468 County Road J
>East Troy, WI 53120
>414-642-2106
>
>Later...Dave
>
>Dave Eitel
>Cedar Creek Pottery
>Cedarburg, WI
>pots@cedarcreekpottery.com
>http://www.cedarcreekpottery.com
>
>
Bob Hanlin
3504 N. Tulsa
Oklahoma City, OK 73112
e-mail bhanlin@ionet.net
Leslie Goldenberg on thu 14 nov 96
While not a workshop, there is a fabulous book on pinch pots, called "Finding
One's Way With Clay" by Paulus Berenson. I highly recommend it.
I used the copy that belonged to the potter's guild in Ithaca, New York, but
never owned a copy. I would love to own one. Does anyone have a spare copy
to sell? Please e-mail me privately if you do.
Thanks.
Leslie Goldenberg
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