Feature the Glazes Members Reach For Most
Pull the glazes members mix most often into one page, with cone ranges, a tile photo, and a note on why each recipe keeps coming back.
Pull the glazes members mix most often into one page, with cone ranges, a tile photo, and a note on why each recipe keeps coming back.
Note what changes once the studio gets cold: longer drying racks, slower bisque schedules, and the two glazes that go patchy below fifty.
Walk through the full range of glazes, slips and underglazes we stock, so a new member can see how wide the shelf is before their first tile.
Introduce a short run of prepaid firing bundles and studio credit for members who book a season, so the kiln stays busy through winter.
A plain guide to each clay body we sell, with shrinkage, cone range and the forms it holds best.
Short notes from members who learned to throw here, what they made in the first year, and where that work sits now.
Build a habit of posting work in progress to the studio board, with a monthly prompt, a tag for local makers, and a prize each season.
Announce the coming season of workshops and open studio hours: handbuilding, wheel basics, slip trailing and a two-night raku firing. Say how members book a seat.