Feature Saved Studio Work
Pull the pieces members bookmark most and give each one a short maker note for newcomers.
Pull the pieces members bookmark most and give each one a short maker note for newcomers.
Cover what shifts between damp and dry months: drying times, bisque schedules, low-humidity glazes.
Lay out the recipes, test tiles, and firing logs held in the archive, and say how much of it covers cone six oxidation.
Open a short window of reduced shelf rental and firing credits for members who have not booked a session since February.
A practical guide for each body sold at the counter: wedging, moisture, and storage.
Gather short accounts from members who learned here and now sell their own work, and note what they credit for the shift.
Build the habit of sharing finished pieces through monthly prompts, small challenges, and a rotating shelf in the front window.
Announce the sessions running in the back studio — raku days, slip decorating, handbuilding — and how to reserve a seat.