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My passion for throwing pottery started in the 10th grade with Bill Marinich at Jordan-Elbridge High School. He taught me and others the art of throwing pottery on the wheel. I took every ceramic class my schedule would allow and spent all study halls in the art room working on the pottery wheel.
Twenty-two years after high school, I bought my first wheel and lots of fun little pottery tools, some bats and 50 lbs. of clay and threw occasionally in my basement, but no kiln.
Fifteen years later in 2019, I bought a kiln, lots more clay, I threw a lot more pottery then I got a second wheel just for trimming, then a second kiln as a backup, and then said hey I wonder if there are people out there that would like to try throwing pottery on the wheel. I opened the studio to teach lessons and bought a bunch more fun pottery tools, 500 pounds of clay, more glazes, tables and work benches and then a third and fourth wheel and a lot more fun pottery tools and gadgets.
In 2024, I am going to need a bigger kiln.
Turkey Foot Pottery (Clay & Craft Studio)
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