Scary Spider Plate class is coming up Saturday October 19 at 10 a.m. This is a dinner size plate! Cost is $30. Ages 10 and up. Call 314-842-0110 to register.
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Sunday, October 6, 2013
Fall Tree
Our next class is Wednesday, Oct 23rd at 6pm. We'll paint this lovely fall landscape with acrylics. Canvas is 12" x 16". Ages 21 and up. Cost is $30. Call (314) 842-0110 to register.
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
We Made These
It's
hard to be a small business. We don't do the volume and don't get the
discounts of a large corporation. We make up for it by giving the
customer special attention and going the extra mile. Here at Baked Goods Pottery, we're always trying to find ways to do that.
For instance, lately we've started pouring and building some of our own
pieces. They're made by Jim and Nate, here in St. Louis, Missouri. We
don't have the manpower or factory equipment to completely stock our
store, but it's a start. We are finding new ways to make our store
better by making unique products with higher quality than what's made in
China and elsewhere overseas.
Let us show you which pieces are "ours." We'll point them out. We're kind of proud of them.
Friday, July 5, 2013
Tuscan Village Canvas Painting
Monday, July 15th at 6pm, we'll paint this village scene together. Canvas is 12" x 16". Call 314-842-0110 to sign up.
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Canvas Painting
Monday, July 15th at 6pm, we'll paint this village scene together. Canvas is 12" x 16". Call 314-842-0110 to sign up.
The next class will be this abstract triptych. The time has not yet been scheduled.
We are now doing canvas painting classes at Baked Goods Pottery. The first class will be this wildflower painting. The class is Wednesday May 15 at 6 p.m. Call 314-842-0110 for more information or to book your space.Wednesday, March 6, 2013
I just finished painting and firing this bird. It's a new shape we got in recently and is fairly large. There are 2 versions: one looking left, and one looking right. I used some crackle glazes on the body and wings to give it an interesting texture. Its coloring is loosely based on an English robin.
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