I have half that space in a converted studio from a bedroom. No sink. I take everything outside to wash. But you gave me some really good ideas. Beautiful studio. ❤
Thanks for posting this wonderful space. I do my pottery in a greenhouse on our property. Humidity is a factor but it works. I wonder if you get very hot working in your studio when the kiln is running? I put my kiln in a different building. Just wondering.
Cheers for sharing Lilly! Really enjoyed it and yes let’s see other potter’s spaces! Quick question… what do you do about ventilation for the kilns? Just setting up my first kiln in my first workshop which is a garage so does have a roller shutter and a small window which I read may be sufficient but curious what you do?
@@axel6699 because my building is so old I’m not allowed to add anything like a vent in. I keep my window open when I’m in the studio, but generally fire over night. If you can get one, I would.
Get some pothos vine. I've had it in full sun and 0 sun. It wilts when it's thirsty, but bounces back fast, so it basically tells you when to water it. And, worst case scenario, you just cut some off and stick it in a vase with water.
@@misskay3548 it does look close but they’re about 15cm away from any wall or furniture, and as they can’t fire at the same time they can be close to each other. If I had more space to give them I would!
I have half that space in a converted studio from a bedroom. No sink. I take everything outside to wash. But you gave me some really good ideas. Beautiful studio. ❤
@@tiffanyharnish2818 I am very lucky to have the space and the sink!!
Hi Mae! My names Mae too! Im just starting out with my pottery journey and i love watching your videos and learn lots from them!
Studio tours would be so interesting to watch! Your space looks great and gave me some efficiency tips as I set up my creative space at home.
Thank you - awesome space ❤. I need to stand back and think 🧐 about my space
“good author” 😂 I love the way you set up the workflow in your space! you have me rethinking my entire setup 🥲
I appreciate you. You make me smile and I am learning some things along the way. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing your studio with us. I loved the plug of your book, sneaky. Cheers!
How you feel in your workspace is essential to productivity.
Great space
Such a lovely studio - totally inspired!
Thanks, I really enjoy you and your output, your work, your videos and your energy. Blessings galore 🎶🌈🙏🏼
@@beinghere1494 thank you - needed that today!! X
Such a lovely space, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for posting this wonderful space. I do my pottery in a greenhouse on our property. Humidity is a factor but it works. I wonder if you get very hot working in your studio when the kiln is running? I put my kiln in a different building. Just wondering.
Cheers for sharing Lilly! Really enjoyed it and yes let’s see other potter’s spaces! Quick question… what do you do about ventilation for the kilns? Just setting up my first kiln in my first workshop which is a garage so does have a roller shutter and a small window which I read may be sufficient but curious what you do?
@@axel6699 because my building is so old I’m not allowed to add anything like a vent in. I keep my window open when I’m in the studio, but generally fire over night. If you can get one, I would.
Please do a series visiting other people's studios.
this is a great video! What kind of table are you using for your clay storage and wedging table? I’m thinking of getting a similar one.
@@emilyelliott602 it’s the scaffolding with wood set up!
socks with sandals ... really lol love your videos
Very nice
My community studio has the same book on the bookshelf!
Get some pothos vine. I've had it in full sun and 0 sun. It wilts when it's thirsty, but bounces back fast, so it basically tells you when to water it. And, worst case scenario, you just cut some off and stick it in a vase with water.
your book's plug 🤣 very subtle
hiii! love the video thanks for the ideas 🫶🏻 what camera do you use to film your videos?
@@aliali0989 iPhone 15 pro!
every pottery youtuber should do a "nothing hidden" studio tour
maybe it’s just me but the kilns area so close to eachother and other stuff gives me anxiety with no clearance space 😮😅
@@misskay3548 it does look close but they’re about 15cm away from any wall or furniture, and as they can’t fire at the same time they can be close to each other. If I had more space to give them I would!