What If ?? The Culture of the Boothbay Peninsula Was Really Inclusive?

Still seeking a leader for a Museum of American Designer Craftsmen!

The truth about this one-of-a-kind decoration on this rare vintage candy dish is that we don’t know who did it. It could have been decorated by a friend of the family and so it is a good example of how creative this process is for many different people. There is an existing culture of hobby slip casters who buy molds so that they can slip-cast and decorate the forms themselves- but there are very few professional slip-casting studios in America today. Photo by Mackenzie Andersen

Yesterday I sent a post but my substack dashboard reported that it was sent only to one person. I waited to see if the reporting were the problem, as it happened the other day that Substack had issues with reporting and sent notice thereof, but today it still says the post was sent to only one person and so I am including it in this post, which you will find below.

Today I am hoping to finally complete my application to Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts in Boston for help with applying for non-profit status for th…