"So thankful for Lisa and the beautiful and meaningful pottery she creates!" ~Sarah

I love seeing how customers incorporate pottery into their home. Love this coffee bar she put together, and how adorable my cream and sugar set look on that wooden shelf.

My favorite beach in Connecticut so far. Make sure you get out to Meigs Point as that is the more rustic rocky beach where you are even allowed to bring your dog along for a hike. See more images by clicking "read more" button.

I'm so grateful for the the Wisconsin Design Craft Council, and how they have remained an amazing art community in the midst of world changes with COVID and my move back to the east coast.

If you are looking for a unique Christmas gift I would highly encourage you to check out their members online shops. They have crafts in all sorts of mediums such as ceramics, fiber, wood, metals, and more.

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The great part about these Reservoirs in West Hartford is that it's a pick your own adventure!

I say this because you can choose to walk trails or paved paths. They even have a bicycle lane! If you are going to bike I would encourage you to have a bell on your bike as pedestrians often pass each other by walking into the bicycle lane. Because there are multiple loops that you can choose varying amount of miles that you would want to walk that day.

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I’m celebrating having lots of beautiful soda fired pots added to my online shop. If you win this vase can you pinky promise to share a picture of flowers in it?
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This is a nice little hike tucked right above suburbia in Newington, CT. I found it a little difficult to find the trail head as the parking was at the Newington's Humane Society. But with a little wandering along the woods behind the building you could find the trailhead. It was nice to get this great view on area without much an elevation climb. As you can tell from the image above I was most enamored by the beauty of the leaves that had already fallen.