I was excited to get a call when someone saw my trees on display and wanted to buy them ... all of them! But I have to admit I’m a little sad to see the go 😂5yr ⋅ tinydimegs ⋅ r/Pottery
I just heard about Tepache for the first time a couple of days ago and I had to try it! Wish me luck!5yr ⋅ tinydimegs ⋅ r/fermentation
Gosh I’m having fun with this pottery thing! My very first completed piece.6yr ⋅ tinydimegs ⋅ r/Pottery
I made some little ornaments to gift to the tea lovers in my life. I love how they turned out!5yr ⋅ tinydimegs ⋅ r/Pottery
Still working on throwing consistent forms, but in the meantime I have fallen in love with sgrafitto!6yr ⋅ tinydimegs ⋅ r/Pottery
This new tea is the whole Tea experience package - smells amazing, looks beautiful, the best way to relax and enjoy a calm moment.6yr ⋅ tinydimegs ⋅ r/tea
When your ‘booch has fizz like that before your F2 that’s gotta be a good sign, right? Can’t wait to sip these babies.6yr ⋅ tinydimegs ⋅ r/Kombucha
My two favourite pieces from my first attempt at pottery. I learned that glazing is just as hard and unpredictable as throwing!6yr ⋅ tinydimegs ⋅ r/Pottery
Got to pull my little wheel thrown pumpkin out of the kiln today just in time to put it away until next year :P Happy Halloween, potters!5yr ⋅ tinydimegs ⋅ r/Pottery
My freshest batch out of the kiln! I’m still struggling with making larger forms, but I’m having so much fun learning new techniques.6yr ⋅ tinydimegs ⋅ r/Pottery
Why did I wait so long to start making Kombucha! The flavour options are endless and so inexpensive!6yr ⋅ tinydimegs ⋅ r/Kombucha
My first real pottery fail :( I felt so bad when I asked where the shelf was for me to grind and another potter already took care of it.5yr ⋅ tinydimegs ⋅ r/Pottery
I’m so excited to get my first ever Kombucha started! A friend gave me two scobies; should I make two batches, one with each scoby, or should I just add both of the scobies into my F1 when I’m ready to start it?6yr ⋅ tinydimegs ⋅ r/Kombucha
Rookie pottery question: I have been experimenting with new forms and would like to try making an oil or wax burner to be used with a small tea light. Is there any reason I shouldn’t use a small flame with my pottery and glazes? Is there anything special I should do or need to know?6yr ⋅ tinydimegs ⋅ r/Pottery
