In the summer of 2020 my family and I moved to a house on 7 acres outside the town of Cashmere in northcentral Washington state. We had been living in Seattle for the previous 16 years and while I’d dreamed of a home studio there was just no space. The new home had a back room with two windows and a cement floor. It just screamed pottery studio!
Before long I’d gotten a wheel delivered and the fun began.
Pretty soon it became apparent that I would need a table and not finding anything that would suit, I made my own! I felt like a champ.
In December I ordered an electric kiln (L&L e23S) and then proceeded to wait…and wait. It was delivered, between snow storms, in March but the wait was not over until April when I finally found an electrician to install the wiring needed. And then I was off to the races!
The studio was complete and there was just one thing left to do… make pots!
Armbrust Pottery 