by Rae | Sep 15, 2013 | Maintenance
Part of studio maintenance includes cleaning kiln shelves. This is a messy job and not one of my favorites. I use an angle grinder with a masonry blade to remove all the kiln wash which kicks up a ton of dust. I wear a face mask, ear plugs, and protective eye-ware;...
by Rae | Aug 22, 2012 | Craft Show, Maintenance, Philosophy
“I would rather be prolific than perferct.” – Abel James Since the Bele Chere show, Julie and I have been throwing together when our schedules allign and independently at other times. This is our show season so we have pots to make. This is also...
by Rae | Apr 3, 2012 | Kiln, Maintenance
When I first began making pottery, I was a member of a community studio where wheels, space, tools, and glazes were accessible for a small fee. And, all the firing was handled by the studio assistant. For most potters, a community studio is an ideal option because...
by Rae | Dec 31, 2011 | About Me, Maintenance, Studio
I live in eastern NC where we are often blessed with mild winter days. Today was such a day. With the promise of a warm afternoon, I decided to finish giving my kiln a make-over. A few weeks ago, I put fresh, new elements in my kiln. Yesterday, Julie started...
by Rae | May 14, 2011 | A Bit Off Center, Maintenance, Spring Snow
Our first craft show is over, the stores are stocked with inventory, and there are no gifts to be made at the moment. It is a still time for A Bit Off Center. We have a few orders to fill; but, for the most part, there is nothing pressing. It is a nice reprieve –...
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