Photos from Brookside Herb Festival

Lynn Stokes, "Jamie's Mom" and I woman the booth

Randy Doss and Lynn meet and brave the wind

Jamie's pots make their way from Hawaii to the Brookside Herb Festival. Jamie is originally from Tulsa you know!

A glance at a few of the pots for sale on the table. Already many have sold

More of Jamie's pots

Hawaiian red pottery caught a lot of peoples attention and sold quickly. Red for fire and hot lava, black for the new earth, green for growth and plants as seen below.

Having a good time in the never ending wind selling Hawaiian Pots

The "Green" of the islands

New friends, old friends everyone came to the Brookside Herb Festival .
It froze last night and the night before and we must wait to plant. So don't plant until the 15th and cross your fingers for fair weather.

As soon as my taxes are complete and my arm can heal a bit there will be many new Hawaiian inspired pots. I got big ideas and lots more to make as I reflect the environment of Hawaii.
Just give me a few days to heal this tennis elbow and rest and think.
Also classes will start the last week in April. Call me to reserve a spot.
I will post a schedule and $$ tomorrow.

Thank You for Supporting Your Local Artist! (Me)

Wow. Thank you all. I am grateful.
What a wonderful turnout for the Herb Festival in Brookside. Thank you for loving my Hawaiian pots and buying them. I saw so many of my regular customers accumulated after 16 years of being in OK and many new people as well. Thank you for not only liking but actually buying so many of my pots. It was fun to share my Hawaiian experiences with so many people and to have such a great response.
Thank you all for caring and helping me stay in the art world by buying my pottery.
Sincerely, Linda
Photos of the event coming soon.

Come to the Herb Festivals

Hi Everybody!
Just a reminder that the shop is closed today, Saturday and we are doing two herb festivals instead.
I will be at the corner of 41st and Peoria at the Brookside Herb Festival. My Hawaiian pots will be there as well as several pots too. I will also have some of Jamie's bottles from Hawaii. You can tell my pots made in Hawaii because they will have round red price tags and there is a palm tree top symbol on the bottom as well. Come take a peek and help support your local potter.
Ian, my son, is at the Tulsa Garden Center with his pottery. It is bright, he hates brown pottery and is very contemporary. He has very unusual garden planters, masks and more.
So, if you have time come and see us both.
Normal shop hours resume next week and classes will start the following week. Call if you have not reserved a space and want one. Originally, classes were to start next week but Rachel won another photo award and we are going to Gutherie to her awards ceremony on Tues night.

Aloha. First come, first serve on my brightly colored Hawaiian pottery!