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A Tangled Web

Writer's picture: Becki Henderson-GowBecki Henderson-Gow

Earlier this summer I made the decision to build a website. The Covid-19 virus was creating havoc with summer festivals and gallery sales causing closures and cancellations, creating an uncertain future for my small pottery business. I struggled with the decision to build a

website, because technology is not the easiest thing for me to understand. Its ever changing formats and updates often leave me struggling to figure out how to do something that comes easily to others. I needed help and it was generously offered by my youngest daughter, Jessica. She had a wealth of knowledge and was a rock when I wanted to fold and give it all up. With her steady guidance and perseverance, we were able to finish the Red Salamander Pottery website and even push it to be seen on Google search.


Now that we have developed my website, it no longer seems to be as tangled as I had feared. I see the many strands of the web extending out, not in a tangle, but in organized threads reaching out to people far and wide. I am excited to finally offer a way to connect with those who love pottery, those who are curious about pottery and the life of a potter. I am eager to interact with all my friends, both old and new. Welcome to my website!



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Becki Henderson-Gow
Becki Henderson-Gow
14 de set. de 2020

Thanks Eileen! It took us a great deal of time to get it the way we envisioned, but we are very happy with the site. Blue Mist with other products is a very real possibility. It is a new glaze combo I am trying. If it continues to work well without flaws I will use it on more pieces. 🙂

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daffodilcornernc
14 de set. de 2020

The website looks awesome! Y'all did a great job. Clean, simple, but very inviting.


I love the blue mist yarn bowl. Are you going to do other pieces in that finish?


Eileen

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