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To celebrate Mudflat’s 40th Anniversary and our move to our new building, we are hosting 2 events: GALA BENEFIT AUCTION featuring donated ceramic artwork by 80 artists. Friday evening, September 9, 6:30 pm Live and silent auctions, light food, wine … Continue reading →

It’s been a busy 2 weeks at Mudflat – at both the old and the new buildings… There was table building for the handbuilding classroom. There was more shelf building for the main wheel classroom On Wednesday, August 3rd, we … Continue reading →

More shelf building today, this time in the main wheel classroom. Thanks to our great crew: Bill, Jeff, Monica, Scott, Kathy and Richard! And a view of the new stacks from the gas kilns:

We moved more equipment into the building on Thursday this week: The spray booth, after getting a good cleaning, with thanks to Monica for use of her truck. And 2 of the 4 electric kilns that will be in the … Continue reading →

The contractors are working on their punch lists to complete their work. The roofers and plumbers are working on the roof penetrations and stacks for the kiln exhausts. Shelf building continues in the classrooms. Here is one set in the … Continue reading →

More kiln photos, now that the kiln room is getting cleaned up. Here are the vent stacks going up through the 2nd floor and up to the ceiling. And check out the fancy new slot vent for the glaze mix … Continue reading →

Check out the venting on our new gas kilns! And a new utility sink in the kiln room!

We’re nearing the finish line! Painters, electricians, plumbers are all finishing up within the next few weeks. Then time for all our inspections, permits and Certificate of Occupancy. Stay tuned for our move date… In the meantime, here are some … Continue reading →

Photos from our weekend of shelf building, June 4 & 5. Big thanks to our crew – Bill, Jeff, Scot, Jim, Monica, Scott, Kent, Doug, Zach, Jim, Richard!!

KILN DELIVERY DAY! Our 3 Bailey kilns were delivered today – an 18 cu ft, a 32 and a 54. First off the truck – the 54 cu ft. kiln It just fit through the front doorway. Even tighter fit … Continue reading →