Park City UT Show

I am in Park City UT at the  Red Stone show. It sounds like we have a booth in the middle of the show. Come by and see if you are in the area.

We are loading the Wood Soda Kiln today.

We are loading the Wood Soda Kiln today. We have a lot of work to put in so it is a 8 am start. My stoking shift is midnight tonight to 9 am. The firing should be over 8 pm Sunday night. The best time to come by and see a wood fire would be Sunday late after noon or come by and just say Hi.

Tivoli Village Farmers Market

I will be selling my ceramics at Tivoli Village from 8:00 am untill 1:00 pm. It's at the corner of Rampart and Alta Las Vegas NV

Second Saturday Raku at Pottery West

Second Saturday Raku is here again come by Pottery West after 2 pm. There will be a pit firing also.

Wood Train Firing September 3 Saturday

Pricing sheet

Bisque 4” and less $4.00

Bisque up to 6” - $6.00

Bisque up to 10” - $10.00

Bisque up to 15” – $25.00

Anything larger is priced on an individual basis (see Thom or John)

All pieces must be paid for before we load on Saturday.

Cups, Tea Bowls, Bottles and Vases are more successful than Plates and Bowls.      Pieces with a lot of manipulation (not just round) catch the fire best.

Glazing for Wood Firing

Inside liner of Hamada Rust, Tea Dust, Celadon, White Salt, or Yellow Salt do well

Outside Glazes can be Shinos, Hamada Rust, Tea Dust, Celadon, or no glaze use some oxides wiped on and wiped off. The wood burning makes its own glaze.

Thom Bumblauskas and John Gregg always need help spiting wood and cleaning the kiln. Please just ask us when we are going to do it.

Wood Soda Firing July 16 Saturday

Pricing sheet

Bisque 4” and less $4.00

Bisque up to 6” - $6.00

Bisque up to 10” - $10.00

Bisque up to 15” – $25.00

Anything larger is priced on an individual basis (see Thom or John)

All pieces must be paid for before we load on Saturday

Cups, Tea Bowls, Bottles and Vases are more successful than Plates and Bowls. Pieces with a lot of manipulation (not just round) catch the fire and soda best.

Glazing for Wood Soda

Inside liner of Hamada Rust, Tea Dust, Celadon, White Salt, or Yellow Salt do well

Outside Glazes can be Shinos, Hamada Rust, Tea Dust, Celadon, or no glaze use some oxides wiped on and wiped off. The wood and soda are both glazes

Thom Bumblauskas and John Gregg always needs help spiting wood and cleaning the kiln please just ask us when we are going to do it.