Lomalinda Clayworks, Pamela Truscott-White

I remember the first time I became 'a potter'. Being a mud-pie maker as a child, the feel of wet clay was something that drew me to it. I had an opportunity to take a pottery course at a local YMCA many eons ago. That was the moment I became a potter. Life and my practical nature took me in other directions for a long time, but I have found my way back. So here I am, doing what I love, in a place that I love, and with a community of artists that are extremely talented and welcoming....happy I am....making my dreams real.. Special thank yous go to two women who are teaching me so much...Diana Battie and Muriel Sibley....