Alex was lucky enough to come across an incredible sink and counter top that was bound for the trash, so that amazing part of the project was free! We built a rustic cabinet for it and it is awesome! Under the sink is our amazing sink trap. We will do a thorough post on that since so many potter's might find instructions and photos helpful.
I have a glaze mixing work bench that I love even though it is very low tech. It is made from big plastic modular shelving and a piece of finished plywood lays across the top. I am still organizing my glaze materials, so my chemical shelves look a little haphazard.
We still have loads of work to do. This weekend the electrician comes to overhaul our wiring and next week the new kiln should arrive! We are still painting wall and hanging lights, installing shelving and more. I know it doesn't look like much, but we are so excited!
5 comments:
Oh, that's fantastic! It has actually given me some ideas for my studio when I get it done. My daughter and I want to do some pottery for fun so it's fun to see your studio.
Looks like it's coming along great! Fun to design ones own space, isn't it?
It's all coming together! I hate starting new projects like that because of all the mess and the dust etc, but when it starts to get to the stage where you can visualise just how it will end up, I'll get a sudden burst of energy and need to finish it as quickly as possible.
I'm liking the reclaimed sink. What a great find!
Looks like you're going to have an awesome studio, and I love your "helper"!
Love the sink friend. Thanks for this mornings visit. Have a great weekend!
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