Thank you all for another year!
The studio will be closed Dec 24- Jan 1, reopening January 2, 2024 with normal hours of 12-9pm.
Gifting
We have Muddy Time gift “cards” on the website that you can purchase for family or friends. The class usually books a couple months out, so I would suggest scheduling soon after receipt. We do, however, usually have a wheel or two that opens up every Saturday.
If you’re looking for something else, like studio time or clay, shoot us an email and we’ll get back to you. We also have paper gift certificates at the studio. And Mug Kits if you’re looking for an item to wrap.
Ghost Night
We will start taking reservations for Valentine’s Day when we return from break. Keep your eyeballs peeled, or sign up for the mailing list and we’ll let you know as soon as the schedule is live. This year is going to be a two-day bonanza and is also our TENTH Ghost Night!
Read moreSunday! Come and browse all the pots and raku an ornament while you’re at it. We’ll also have early bird freebies and games. Kid friendly.
What’s Raku? It’s a method of glazing and firing pots, very quickly. Within an hour or less (depending on how hot the kiln is) you can have a finished glazed piece to take home. We’ll have a variety of ornaments you can choose to glaze, for $10. Stick around to take your own piece from the kiln or we can do it for you. The best part of Raku is that the ornaments are removed from the kiln when they are red hot, then transferred to flammable material such as sawdust, which starts them on fire. They are promptly covered and the resulting smoke and reduction environment makes them extra magical.
Read moreThis is THE map. It will be updated as things change.
https://www.google.com/maps/d/embed?mid=1RZFH-uCvrYV_XUUZ0fXuC8MjI1tGSMc&hl=en_US&ehbc=2E312F
We’ll be working on an Apple Map, but since they make everything difficult, the google map will be bible.
Read moreRaku! Finally! We love a pit fire, but the magic of Raku is like nothing else. We’ll have a couple workshops you can attend to prepare some items. Or if you’re interested in just the firing, you can sign up at the same link.
Somewhat related to Raku is the Mold Making workshop we’ve always wanted to host. We’ll show you how to make a plaster mold from an item of your choice and then you can use it to cast forms for the Raku fire.
Plaster molds are how many commercially produced ceramics are made. Once the mold is finished, you can pour in specially prepared clay slip and you will have an exact replica of your item. You can see more of the mold making process here. And the slip pouring here.
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