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What I would give for more floor space! I was able to run a glaze firing just before Christmas and am in cleanup mode now in the mud room. Here are my finished gnomes.

Thanks. It’s the highlights that bring them to life.

No, just underglaze. I haven't glazed and done a final firing yet.

Here’s a few new things. Ornaments… Bells and soup mugs, greenware… Another Christmas gnome/figure, greenware with underglaze… Working on trees but no pictures yet. Have another idea on the figures I want to try, too.

You’re inspiring me! I’m making bells, decorations, gnomes and Christmas trees like crazy!

Can't wait to see what you've done! This is my latest gnome, with underglaze. I hope I can make enough stuff to do a glaze firing before Christmas.

So cute! What a great idea.

What will you do about the big one? Can you fire him in pieces and reassemble?

What fun stuff! How do you find the time to make it all? I was finally able to do a glaze firing over the weekend with a few Christmas decorations and a gnome. I have a few ideas expanding on this guy I want to try.

Nice use of texture!

Sweet! :thumbsup

This is going to be a sweet place to work!

Same here! I spray, dip, pour and paint. Painting is the worst, but all of them are a pain in their own ways.

It's long and narrow. 9.5' x 28'. I have rubber stall mats on the floor because the concrete is always cold, and an infrared panel heater on the wall that doesn't have a fan to stir up clay dust. Maintains a comfortable temperature. I seem to be able to get clay and glaze everywhere when I work...

It's great to have your own private place to work. I have a similar setup. We converted a third bay in our garage into a studio, so the water is in the main garage but the sink only drains to a five gallon bucket that I have to dump outside. It's a little tight in the studio with all the...

Congratulations on your new studio! Will you have running water? And will your kiln go in here? I play in mud, too.