Jeff Poulter

Male

Salt Lake City, UT

United States

Profile Information:

What is your experience with ceramics in general. (Long answer encouraged)
amateur
What is your current involvement with electric fired ceramics? (long answer encouraged)
I do pottery mainly to unwind, but my better half keeps asking what we are going to do with all these pots, so I have been selling a few.
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Helping with & getting help with glaze/clay problems.
Where do you work on your ceramics projects?
community center, home studio, commercial studio
How did you find this network?
search engine

Comment Wall:

  • Robert Young

    Congratulations on being featured! I really like the pics you have posted... were some of those done in two pieces?

    Nov 4, 2010

  • Robert Young

    Well, the mail has gotten a lot better over the years. What used to take two weeks to get here, now takes 3-4 days. Larger items like a kiln, or a large order of clay would have to come by boat - about 2-3 weeks. But I like it here... I must, I've been here 21 years now. Now I'm teaching ceramics at a local high school. If I could just get them to fund the classes... maybe next year.

    Nov 5, 2010

  • Denice E. Demuth

    Jeff I'll try to dig that up next week,  I am cleaning up a 5'x6' mural and putting it in drying cabinets and I'm running out of room.  My studio is a mess but I'm going to clean it up as soon as I get all of the parts and pieces put away to dry.  I still have a lot of glaze testing to do for the mural and 50 pieces of molding to go around the edge to make I'll do that after I clean.  If you decide to make the glaze wear gloves and mask, I have had people look at the recipe and said they wouldn't make it because it was so toxic. So be careful, I went to college when you didn't wear masks or gloves they just told you not to eat lunch in the glaze mixing room.  Denice

    Feb 25, 2014