Studio Tour - Part One

I responded to a post at Quilting Arts earlier this week about open studios. I love to tour others' studios so I thought I would open my studio to the tour. Two rooms in our house are officially known as studios; one is the clay studio and the other is my fiber studio.

The clay studio is just inside from the garage making it easy to transport pugged clay in from my half of the garage and to move pots in and out to the kiln. Glazing is also done in the garage but I store and mix the chemicals for my glazes in the studio.

Wheel, slab roller, extruder, work table and shelves fill the space!
Many pots leave this studio and head over to the sewing room for their fiber additions ......

Studio Tour Part Two

My fiber studio, more commonly known as the sewing room or the 'other studio' is one packed room!

To continue touring other studios on the Quilting Arts tour click here. If you haven't been following Jennifer's Open Studio Friday here is a recap.

Upcoming Studio Tour

Quilting Arts is hosting an open studio event on October 3rd. As I love to tour studios I've decided to open my own studio up for tour. Come by October 3rd!

Open Studio Friday

If you enjoy studio tours check out Jennifer Cameron's blog on Fridays as she features various artist studios in "Open Studio Friday". Today you'll find photos from my two studio spaces, clay and fiber. When Jennifer asked me if she could feature my studio I had a look at the studio space she had just featured and was somewhat hesitant; following Ken Rieves space was intimidating! But I went for it, took some photos and sent them off. I considered cleaning up more but realized she probably wanted the photos this year, so you can see the studio as it really is.

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