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As with almost everything in my life, I came to making pots in somewhat of a round about way. During graduate school at the University of Minnesota ba.
is there any place online or elsewhere that i can sell my hand thrown pottery?
Q. In high school, my ceramics teacher told me i was the best he had seen in 10 years and better than any college student he had met...i just graduated and i need ooohhh about $50,000 for college tuition :( i have sold my pieces at local art shows for up to $300 and i have about 10 left that are better than any that i have sold...is there any place that i can sort of auction off some of my pieces to pay for my books?
Asked by actindle - Thu Jul 24 21:03:10 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. [Etsy.com] or you could google it.
Answered by iluvpottery - Sun Jul 27 15:31:06 2008
Q. In high school, my ceramics teacher told me i was the best he had seen in 10 years and better than any college student he had met...i just graduated and i need ooohhh about $50,000 for college tuition :( i have sold my pieces at local art shows for up to $300 and i have about 10 left that are better than any that i have sold...is there any place that i can sort of auction off some of my pieces to pay for my books?
Asked by actindle - Thu Jul 24 21:03:10 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. [Etsy.com] or you could google it.
Answered by iluvpottery - Sun Jul 27 15:31:06 2008
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