Wiener Dog Pottery

01/03/2026

This year I had a lot of fun starting a journey learning glass. I’m looking to lots more fun in 2026. I already have classes scheduled at NC State Craft Center, Warm Glass in Clemmons and the ECU GlasStation right here in Farmville! Going to be a busy winter for me!!

12/31/2025

I know this Duke Football player is smiling tonight! Way to go Duke!

12/31/2025

Happy New Year’s Eve!!

12/08/2025

Love seeing this happy face of a Meredith Alum! She got the last Meredith Onyx Inspired ring dish in my last batch but today there was a restock! Get yours before they are gone!! https://wienerdogpottery.etsy.com/listing/1717638561

11/06/2025

My first attempt at a glass trapped bubble dish. Pretty pleased with the first one!

10/23/2025

It’s been a busy fall but I’ve enjoyed dabbling in some glass. This fabric like piece is made with about 400 tiny spaghetti like glass stringers that are assembled to look like fabric and then fused together in the kiln. The edges are quite fragile and i had some slippage but I’m happy with how this first attempt worked out.

09/02/2025

One of the questions I’m asked the most is, “Do you have Dachshunds?” The answer is yes! Here is our gang, all six are rescues and range in age from a little under a year to close to 20 years. 🐶🐕🐾

08/26/2025

First batch fresh outta the kiln!! Loving the metallic look!!!

08/16/2025

Tons of mugs!!!

07/11/2025

A fun order heading out the door. Of course I’m biased but I love the Dachshund Butt Mugs or anything Dachshund for that matter! Want one of your own? Follow the link to the website. https://wienerdogpottery.com/products/dachshund-butt-mug-made-to-order

07/07/2025

It’s been a while since I’ve made any of these to***co leaf trees! I’d forgotten how fun they were to make! ***co ***colife

06/09/2025

This is going to be so cool!!! You don’t want to miss it!

Join us on the Library patio (facing Truist Bank) on June 10th at 10am for a torchworking demonstration led by Mike Tracy of ECU's The GlasStation!

Torchworking, also called Flameworking or Lampworking, is a process of working glass where the artisan manipulates the glass in a bench mounted torch. The process has predominantly been used to create glass devices for scientific or industrial purposes, but has also been adopted by crafts people and artists. In this demonstration Mike Tracy will show off the process by making a simple vessel while talking about the contemporary history of glass art.