Ehhhh..

[HorseloverFat]

..I’m dissatisfied with this one... I basically, unintentionally skipped the last couple steps of foot/bottom finishing... I could never be satisfied selling it at even CLOSE to “value”.. but I feel it would look great planted.. and would like to share it with any possible interested Bnut Folks... I will strive to produce more “sale-able” pots next time. I have to be more satisfied with them.. to “let them go”.

The Price will be 25 dollars, Shipping included. (Overseas would vary.. we could figure it out)
(I forgot to measure dimensions.. and the lights are out now.. i can measure in da’mornin’)

 

[HorseloverFat]

EWWW.. sorry ‘bout the fingernails.. I’ve been “on the road” for a week.

 

[TN_Jim]

Sold!
Let me kno
Thanks @HorseloverFat

 

[HorseloverFat]

GROOVY!

I’ll work out the details in the morning, friend!

 

[Carol 83]

Your pot making skills have improved by leaps and bounds.

 

[HorseloverFat]

Your pot making skills have improved by leaps and bounds.

Thank you SO much!

 

[Carol 83]

Thank you SO much!

Make something that isn't green or brown or orange and I'll buy one!

 

[HorseloverFat]

HAHAHAHA!!!!

I will get to it!

 

[HorseloverFat]

 

[sorce]

fingernails

Never apologize for your God Given defoliation tools.
Just cut em before potting.

Sorce

 

[TinyArt]

re: fingernails & potting... I've heard that if you lightly scratch a bar of soap before potting, the soap keeps the dirt out & washes away afterward. (If I ever remember to do it, I'll tell you how it goes...)

 

[Pitoon]

re: fingernails & potting... I've heard that if you lightly scratch a bar of soap before potting, the soap keeps the dirt out & washes away afterward. (If I ever remember to do it, I'll tell you how it goes...)

I don't like my nails too short, but every time I play with the clay I have to cut mine down. If not they will dig into the clay and continue to leave gouges.

 

[TinyArt]

I don't like my nails too short, but every time I play with the clay I have to cut mine down. If not they will dig into the clay and continue to leave gouges.

Sorry, just realized that I must've been tired when I posted -- I meant potting plants, and getting full of soil! -- Yes, definitely, it's been a (too) long time, but I remember putting unwanted nicks in clay when handbuilding. (Gotta get back to that, you guys have all the fun!)

 

[HorseloverFat]

, it's been a (too) long time

...gotta DO som’thin’bout’dat.