LeeU

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New Hampshire
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Now retired from 30+ years in behavioral health services, I am back to enjoying and making art. I hold a BFA in ceramics from VCU's School of the Arts (Virginia Commonwealth University). I have set up a small, functional, in-home studio, with an L&L Easy-Fire on the back porch. In addition to clay, I'm interested in painting, photography, and writing.

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LeeU

Made my cottle boards, and instead of watching Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, made my damp box. Yee haw!
- November 27, 2015
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2. Marko
  
  I have three I use for handles and spriggs. What else can I do with them? Mine are, like 12x14x3.5. What do you use the taller ones for?
  
  November 30, 2015
  
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3. GiselleNo5
  
  I have several plain totes ranging from 4"-9" tall. The day after throwing if I can't trim right away I put them in there with a lid. Keeps them workable for 1-2 weeks.
  
  November 30, 2015
  
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4. Marko
  
  I was luck to have gotten some drying cabinets from a pottery business that closed. I knew the people, so the just gave them to me.
  
  They are aprox. 20x34 and about 6 foot tall. I wrapped them with plastic on 3 sides and a thick clear plastic for the door that I can hand roll up. I can adjust the shelves to fit the pottery.
  
  Although they were already built when I got them, I can honestly say they are not hard to make. And much more inexpensive than the wire ones ceramic suppliers s...
  
  November 30, 2015
  
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