I had a wonderful break from one kind of mud, but spent a whole lot of time in my old house mudding in un- even walls, and painting. Last winter we tranformed an old pantry next to the studio into a 1/2 bath and utility room. This holiday break it’s finally finished! It’s been great to have a slop sink and toilet for the studio.
I’m back to the mud I prefer, after starting my work week with fixing my kiln. After so many firings, an element wire needed to be replaced and some wiring got fried my last firing (of course right before the holiday sale).
Here is a photo of my dog Graham helping me fix the kiln!
What a helpful dog, aren’t pets the greatest.
They are. This little one is the perfect studio dog!
Lucy,
thanks for your comment on my blog. I enjoyed looking around your website and blog at your work. Keep up the good work.
Catherine White
Seems a potter’s work is never done. Congrats on the new studio addition!
Thanks… we are all happy students don’t have to trek through the house anymore.
And a potters work is never done… actually my apprentice and I are going to have a little dialog via blogging about that subject.