Will regular (brown) Sharpie burn out in a lustre fire? I used a brown marker to lay out the lettering and want to put Mayco's premium gold lustre over it. I'd rather not have to wipe off the lettering I used to lay out the size and spacing if I don't have to. Has anyone tried it?

I just thought of an interesting question that I'd like to know the answer to. Let's say you get up in the morning and go to your kitchen to get a hot beverage. Assuming the mugs to choose from are all your favourite shape and size, what would be the colour or glaze combo you would reach for first? It doesn't have to be a mug you already have, it can be one you know you would enjoy. And this doesn't have to be a forever decision, it can just be what you want now or it could be your all-time favourite, feel free to clarify! I think right now I'd go for a mug with Raspberry Mist and Amaryllis over it, like the berry bowl from my last kiln unload. And a red engobe base too!

So did this potter. https://www.reddit.com/r/Pottery/s/FhgQTmafyI

I was asked earlier to make these for a wholesale order. At the time, I she ordered 15 mugs and some other things to go with. She just emailed me last night asking to order 31 more mugs and 18 Christmas ornaments with their logo on them. I’m so beyond excited! This home town of mine is only 2300 people so it’s small. This order will be around $1150! So grateful!!!

I only have one day a week off so finding time is difficult. I did make some headway though, and am taking a break for a few minutes. It's 3:30 pm here so I'll get more done after my bones rest a bit. There's one stubborn screw left in the side of the bed frame (last image). I think the head is stripped or filled with glue. That inspired break time.