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 Extreme Ironing Only in England...uh, well now around the world. We can't wait to post our first extreme ironing experience from Johsua Tree National Monument(right in our back yard). Check out the newest extreme sport at [link]. So multi-faceted, so appealing, so...extrememe.  Chuckwalla Fest is on! Coming May 1st and 2nd is the first annual Chuckwalla Fest -- As part of the High Desert Living Arts (a 501c3 public benefit), we're up to our necks in many different aspects of this festival. It's amazing how it's coming together -- feeling very "done/danced" again as is just about everyone else i... |
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One material that has been invaluable to us in the studio is one and two-foot-square drywall pieces, taped around the edges. They're good for hand-building -- pieces don't stick and it makes it easy to move them around. We also make all our tiles on them and stack them -- keeps tiles from warping and they dry evenly (platters do well on them too). When we throw off the hump, we put several pieces on the boards -- they expand the "width" of our ware boards and they're just great for extra working surface. Oh, and they're great for a quick wedging surface, especially with wetter clay. Also, they're inexpensive and easy to make, so when we send a young visitor away with a bit of clay to play with, the parents appreciate it when we give them a board as well.