New item from Fern Street Pottery!
I have added coffee pour overs to the mix of coffee paraphernalia available from Fern Street Pottery. Pour overs are a great way to steep your coffee- similar to the steeping of a french press, you simply insert a filter, fill the pour over with coffee grounds to your liking, and then pour your hot water over the top. The water will slowly steep the coffee and drain into your mug (I fill mine twice for a big, strong cup of coffee) hot and ready to enjoy. I love my espresso machine, but when the power is out the coffee pour over is always ready. I even bring mine camping! Camping coffee never looked so fabulous. The filters I prefer are Bailetti #2 cone filters or Hario #2 cone filters which are available from Amazon. Both of these filters are actually a true cone shape instead of a flat bottom, so they work without having to fold them.
My pottery is handcrafted (by me!) in my home studio using stoneware, a strong clay body, fired to 2200 degrees Fahrenheit. Most pieces are wheel thrown. My work is dishwasher and microwave safe, and designed to be used and enjoyed daily.
You can find coffee pour overs *and a variety of matching mugs!* available in my online shop: https://fernstreetpottery.net/
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My standard uniform in the pottery studio: plaid- flannel shirt, jeans, Birkenstocks, and my pottery coffee mug. Life is good. Coffee tastes better in a handmade mug. Pottery life, pottery everyday, studio life, flannel, northwest living, handmade at 
I have been hard at work, restocking the White Speckled glaze on Red Stoneware Pottery. These farm style, angled glaze pottery mugs are in the Fern Street Pottery shop and will be coming with me to West Elm, Seattle for my Pop-up show on 4/15/18. Come visit me there! I call this style the Northwest Mug, as it is designed to keep your coffee or tea warm for a longer period of time- perfect for our long northwest winters! Handcrafted in Indianola, Washington, with your home decor and happiness in mind. Coffee tastes better in a handmade mug! P.S. this is stoneware! No terra cotta here.
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