Which Great Gallery?

 Which gallery are these from?  Answer later in the post.

 Julie Covington's pottery.  These pics are not good.  Check out here for more of her work.  Simply beautiful!

 Jennifer Mecca's pottery.  Once again the picture isn't good.  I hesitated from even taking any pictures because I was in a gallery.  If you don't know her pottery, you can find out more here or on facebook.

Lark & Key Gallery!  Loved my first visit there.  Could have easily spent thousands of dollars on pottery.  I didn't even get a picture of some of the best pottery there- Tracey Broome's houses.  Beautiful!  Better pics here.  Tracey, please forgive me for not getting a pic of your pottery; it would've been a bad picture anyway.  :(   While I was in Charlotte, I stopped by Clayworks and saw Adrienne.  It was great to chat with her.  I told her I needed weights for my triple beam scale and she knew of an equipment supply place in Charlotte.  She called and I picked these two used ones up for $25.  :)  Saved about $10 on the lowest price I could find online.

 See Adrienne's pots on the top shelf?  She took me on a tour of the studio.  Hadn't changed much since I left almost a year ago.  Gosh, I miss that place and people.

 Here are some of the supplies they use in glazing.   This will give me ideas!

 Hydrometer reading chart for cone 5 glazes.

 glaze chart for cone 5 glazes at Clayworks in Charlotte, NC.

 The bluegrass one on the right is one I will test and maybe even use.... (cone 5).

This afternoon it was back to reality.  The vase on the right may or may not last; not sure I like it enough.  I love having my own studio, but miss the community at Clayworks and Adrienne is one of the best teachers there is.  So helpful and humble too.
Tomorrow I'll etch on bowls- all preparing for a bisque firing this weekend.  Yes, I am procrastinating in the mixing of test glazes.  Soon, soon!  It helps that I have Labor Day off, which is next week.
I'm blessed.