by Dani Montoya | Oct 17, 2021 | Artist and Pottery Blog, Life Musings
I know, that’s a really crazy headline but I was making pizza dough the other day and realized that I used one skill I learned from being a potter and it made all the difference in the world. When the pandemic of 2020 hit hubby Ben and I decided that instead of... 
by Dani Montoya | Aug 23, 2021 | Artist and Pottery Blog
And so it begins. USPS announces a rate Increase during the Holidays. Starting on Oct 3, the cost of shipping packages is (temporarily) increasing. The United States Postal Service is anticipating a huge shipping season so they have proposed a “temporary” rate... 
by Dani Montoya | Aug 20, 2021 | Artist and Pottery Blog
Last Saturday I spent the day learning a new skill. Tie-dyeing. It was a colorful, super fun day! The workshop was called “Immersion & Shibori Fabric Dyeing”. Shibori Fabric Dyeing is the Japanese art of resist-dyeing fabric. It sounds really fancy and... 
by Dani Montoya | Aug 9, 2021 | Artist and Pottery Blog
Last week Etsy announced to sellers that they would begin a new program on September 1, the Star Seller Program. Customer service is an important part of a marketplace like Etsy which is comprised of millions of people selling their goods. When Etsy started it was a... 
by Dani Montoya | Jul 4, 2021 | Artist and Pottery Blog
Are you ready to sell at a craft show? As potters and artists, we have to find ways to sell our product, especially if you don’t live near a big city with tons of galleries and unique gift stores. Selling at Craft Shows is another way to get out there where people... 
by Dani Montoya | Jun 23, 2021 | Artist and Pottery Blog, Life Musings
When dreams become reality In 2018 my hubby excitedly showed me a Facebook Marketplace ad for a lakefront lot on Sugarloaf Lake in Arkansas. It was always my dream to own a place on a lake. To set the record straight, I am not a swimmer, a boater nor do I even like...
My name is Dani and I am the potter behind this page! I am retired and having a ball being the artist I always wanted to be. My studio is located in SE Oklahoma and I share it with two cats, Emily and Max. Have a look around!