EarthgirlOK

With concrete or hypertufa, (see Pootsies current post) you can do a few things, but after planting some things in hypertufa/concrete, I'm afraid I have to say that I VERY much prefer clay.

I used to pay a monthly studio fee and went in once a week as travel time and gas money permitted (since it was out of town for me). They did all the firing for me and it was included in my studio fee.

Now I have my own workspace, and until I get my (used) kiln up and running and learn how to fire it, I will be paying the firing fees...

It's not too hard and it really is worth the effort.

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