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Out here at Bracker's we've been cooking up so man

Out here at Bracker's we've been cooking up so many new clays and new deals that we thought we'd put something on the menu that you just had to try - our House Speckles!! We're featuring two delicious speckled clays that are sure to spice up your life. We've got Red Cobblestone who's fiery nature is sure to spark up some artistic inspiration! Back by popular demand, Peppered Wheat is making a comeback as well! You've been loving the mid-fire body for months and now we've made it even easier - both clays are on sale this month! Look over the menu on our online store but don't miss out on these specials going on all month - the chefs in the warehouse highly recommend!

Down in the land of Brackerville the people hid in

Down in the land of Brackerville the people hid in fear. The Bracker-villains were at it again swooping, swarming, and slashing all the prices in town ....so while we might be the Bracker-villains of Brackerville we're definitely your favorite heroes! This month we slashed ALL of our service prices by 10% - that's right, ALL of them! Just head to our website and use the code: Brackerville at checkout and see why we're the best (worst?) villains of this world! And keep your eyes out for upcoming Bracker-villain mayhem, mwahahahaha!

It's time to grab your "bat pack" and head back to

It's time to grab your "bat pack" and head back to school! The Bat Pack is a huge school favourite around here - 5 different bats of varying size and material will get anyone an A+ in being prepared! The Bat Pack is sure to have your back in any situation and at 20% off it doesn't take a genius to see that NOW is the time to buy! Head on over to our website to put in your order today, stuff your backpack with our Bat Pack, and be the smartest cookie in school - don't worry, we'll tell them it was all your idea! #backtoschool #bgec #batpack #ceramics

We're rolling out your favorite back to school dea

We're rolling out your favorite back to school deals all week like a slab roller on overdrive - so it only makes sense to include our Slabmat Class Pack sale! Both packs offer 12 top of the line Slabmats in either 12" x 14" or 9" x 9" - perfect for classrooms or people who just have a lot of projects going at one time! The non-woven surface is sure to keep all of your creations rollin out smoothly, so what are you waiting for? Roll on over to our website and check out our 25% off Slabmat Class Packs sale and more today!

Sharing an important email we received from (pleas

Sharing an important email we received from (please spread the word!): Hello K-12 Ceramic Arts Teachers, In order to best support the teachers we serve, we have extended the entry period for one week to enable those we have requested an extension of time due to the changing schedules at schools impacted by Covid19. WE HAVE EXTENDED OUR SUBMISSION PERIOD
FOR ONE WEEK UNTIL JANUARY 19, 2021
Please do not wait until the last minute to submit your entries. It takes the foundation many weeks to prepare the submitted entries for adjudication and presentation as an exhibition. Our calendar for the opening of our exhibit has not changed. It is still timed to coincide with the NCECA conference schedule. The time gained with this one week extension will have to be made up as part of our revised processing of entries. Your earliest possible submission of entries will be appreciated. We all hope this extension will help many of our teachers manage the difficulties manifest by this pandemic. We hope this extension will make a difference for those who have requested extra time as they continue their work with students in these difficult times. We thank you all for your continued patience and persistence and wish you all safety and health. On behalf of the Board of Trustees and the Exhibition Team at k12clay.org #nationalk12ceramicexhibition #k12clay #ceramics #highschoolart #arthonorsociety NationalArtHonorSociety National Art Education Association NCECA

Why pick one color when you can have ALL the color

Why pick one color when you can have ALL the colors?? For those looking for volume and variety, AMACO and MAYCO glaze class packs are the way to go. Each pack gives you a different assortment of glazes from the line, and at 25% off you might as well splurge and get a bunch! These packs are perfect for the classroom to give students all the inspiration they need to shine. Check out the sale on our website and don't be shy - whether you're looking for satins, mattes, textured, or opaque Bracker's has your back all month long! #glazes #mayco #amaco #bgec

Don’t miss our great back to school sales. Kits

Don’t miss our great back to school sales. Kits galore! Save when you buy more. Learn more on our website, link in bio

Lions and tigers and bears...oh my! Yellow Brick r

Lions and tigers and bears...oh my! Yellow Brick roads are great, but Red Brick Roads look nicer against Kansas Wheat. Come along with us to the land of Oz. We've clicked our heels and brought home these two fan favorites. These bodies will definitely bring the oohs and Aahs. And they're ON SALE for January! Red Brick Road is our newest mid-fire body, more beautiful that Ruby Red Slippers! Kansas Wheat took a little wizard magic to get just right but now that we have not even flying monkeys can stop us! This golden mid-fire body is so warm and lovely even a Kansas wheat field pales in comparison (or at least we like to think so). Customers have said that this clay is great for hand-building and throwing so make sure you try it out! Both of these clays are available for order on our website and are on sale now! Go ahead and bring a little Kansas Clay magic home with you today - we promise we'll keep the dandy Dave-lion with us!

Our Intrepid staff is working hard to get all ord

Our Intrepid staff is working hard to get all orders filled, delivered, and shipped quickly despite some familiar challenges. It's winter time which means that weather can mess with our plans or delay shipping. Added to the fun, Covid continues to pose problems ranging from supply shortages to staffing shortages.
Our January shipping & delivery calendar is filling up fast and orders keep flowing in. Please help us help you by doing the following: 1. Place your order ahead of when you think you will need it. (if you already did this, go get a cookie and pat yourself on the back) 2. If you need things by a specific date, PLEASE let us know in advance and we will do our absolute best to get them to you by then. 3. Have a little patience - we're working as hard as we can and we promise we WILL get your orders to you. If you have any questions about how inclement weather may affect your delivery, go ahead and check out our information about it on our website!

Our thoughts are with the Swartout family and ever

Our thoughts are with the Swartout family and everyone at @continentalclay Repost: Continental Clay is saddened by the loss of one of our founding partners and sister, Mary Swartout.
She died unexpectedly at home on Tuesday, December 22, 2020.
Mary was a longtime friend of many artists, teachers, and colleagues throughout her 45+ years of involvement in the clay community.
In addition to her daily life at Continental Clay, she taught Community Ed ceramics classes, was a vendor at the Minnesota Renaissance Festival, and a board member in the early years at Northern Clay Center.
Mary played hockey (yes, she really did) in WHAM (Women’s Hockey Association of Minnesota). She was in a golf league and a book club with friends she’s known since high school.
Her immediate family includes her mother Juanita “Corky”, husband Arnie, son Seth (Trista), granddaughter Josie, and eight brothers and sisters. Her father, Clarence “Em,” and brother Phil preceded her in death. She had many nieces, nephews and in the Swartout tradition, extra family members.
Services are pending due to navigating the current COVID restrictions.
Mary was rarely on time for appointments, but this time she was far too early.

Today we are excited to share this work created by

Today we are excited to share this work created by an unknown artist from Africa. We have some very dear friends who were stationed in Abuja for several years. They brought these pieces to us and shared some interesting information about the regions and tribes in Nigeria. (please note, this is cursory information, there is, of course, a much deeper view that should be explored) To the north are the Hausa-Fulani, and they are primarily leatherworkers. In the east there are about 40 different ethnic groups, but this heavily forested region consists primarily of furriers. The ironwork of the Yoruba people dominates the western portion of the country, and in the south are the Igbo (pronounced Eebo) people work in clay. Provenance of the pieces here is unknown. Likely from south Nigeria, maybe delta area. Most likely Igbo or a sub grouping given the motifs. No patina of use/extreme age. Given what the merchant sold, they may be masterwork, but the pots are somewhat fragile. They may have been master artisan “trade house” proofs of skill and craftsmanship. We plan to contact KU's Spencer Art Museum or perhaps the Nelson for further information and possibly donation/display of these pieces. ************ In 2020, we spent about 6 months posting highlighting work of traditionally underrepresented ceramic artists. In November, we paused these posts as we considered how we could do more and do even better. In 2021, we will be resuming artist spotlight posts in a modified way. While we finish preparations, we will be re-sharing older posts in our Instagram story and creating a highlight from those stories. Stay tuned. #clay #diversity #africanceramics #arthistory #ceramics #education #sculpture

We're back from the holidays and ready for the new

We're back from the holidays and ready for the new year! We've been re-organizing to make room for all our new products, and we would love to see you swing by. You can go online or give us a call to schedule your next shopping appointment.
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