Keith Tiller (left) and Buffy Skee are BC Skee Pottery. She throws the pieces, and he handles the glazing. They produce their unique pieces in Bethany along Route 66.
Early experiences have a way of working back into your life. For Buffy Skee, it was a birthday gift from her husband, Keith Tiller. Skee says she grew up around pottery making. She's a fourth-generation potter. However, she didn't get involved in the family craft until later.
"My husband gave me pottery lessons for my birthday one year, and I have just kept doing it," she said. "I absolutely love it!"
Skee makes her own pottery designs, many of them featuring Route 66, since for 30 years they've lived in Bethany along the famous highway. For their visit to Alva, she designed some pieces for th...
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