Christmas Open House at Not So Shabby in Holland, MI. November 8...4pm til 8pm and then on Saturday November 9...10am til 5pm. The store will be closed Nov. 8 until 4pm and then we will open the doors at 4pm. The store will be packed to the brim with Christmas decor and gifts, yummy things to eat, door prizes and a grand prize drawing. And if that isn't the best...lots of vendors will also have sales. Plan now for a great day of shopping and browsing.
Windsong Inc. It's new. It's not pottery anymore. Retired. Now it's junk journaling and rubber stamping.
Friday, November 1, 2013
Saturday, September 21, 2013
Hudsonville Septemberfest is in the books...and as tired as my trailer is and I am....retirement??
Monday, September 16, 2013
Septemberfest Arts & Crafts Show....my one and only show of the year.
Monday, September 9, 2013
Fall is almost here........................
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
DownSizing the hobby/business!!
If you are a serious slab potter this is one of the most helpful tools....a must have. Handles 25 pounds of clay with breaking into a sweat.
| Attached to the rolling table and sold with the rolling table is a Bailey Manual Clay extruder...also very good condition... |
and it includes a full set of dies....23 dies, 2 plain dies and extra wood pieces for the extruder. Makes the perfect coils, tubes, square tubes, square coils etc. very handy tool. Asking $2500 for the table and extruder.
I also am selling a Gare 1818 electric kiln with manual switches....It has hardly been used and is in very good condition. Comes with 2 shelves and 12 stilts. Asking #250.00 for the kiln.
The wheel is sold.....someone will be very happy in Delaware.
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
The skinny's are coming.....
The skinny's. Perfect for kid's room, bathroom, perfect for DVD storage and so much more. Varying heights but all 5" deep. They are a true "recycled" made by hand in Holland product. All used lumber...nothing new here. They will be on their way to Not So SHabby very shortly. The benches are great entryway seating...both 36" long and 18 1/2" tall...recycled, sturdy, and primitive. All these skinny's have sold but there are new ones in the booth at Not So Shabby in Holland. I still have the primitive benches.
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