six simple steps…

ONE - PREPARE YOUR WORK

• Your work must be completely dry before it can be put in the kiln. This is called ‘bone dry’ and the work is very fragile. Treat it with care.

• Please do not bring wet or damp work.

• Make sure your work is signed on the base with your makers mark.

• Please read THIS!

TWO - KNOW YOUR CLAY AND GLAZE

• It is important that you know which clay and glaze you are using.

• We will ask you some questions about this when you drop your work off.

• Photos of clay bag label and glaze container labels are very helpful. They have temperature/cone values on them.

• Make sure bases are completely free of glaze.

THREE - PACK YOUR WORK CAREFULLY

• Pack your work carefully with tissue paper or clean second hand bubble wrap.

• We will not accept work wrapped in dusty, dirty or smelly packaging.

• Fruit boxes are ideal, can stack and are easy to handle.

• Name your box.

FOUR - DROP YOUR WORK TO THE KILN ROOM

• Drop your work off during open hours, please check website for details - hours may vary. We can accomodate other times by appointment if the allocated times dont suit

• Please sms Tania on 0431 332 934 to let her know you are coming if you have a large body of work

• We will take your contact details… name, email address and mobile number and give you an indication of how long your work will take.

FIVE - WE WILL FIRE IT

• We will carefully unpack your work, fire it and repack it into your boxes.

• Your work will be ready for you at the time allocated upon drop off (nearly alway one week)

• It usually takes a week.

• Sometimes there are situations when your firing may be delayed - power fails etc. We will notify you by txt msg if this is the case

SIX - PICK WORK UP FROM THE KILN ROOM

• Your work will be ready for you at the time allocated upon drop off (nearly alway one week)

• You can pay for your work on pick up by card or cash, you should have a rough idea of the price based on our advertised prices

• See our prices here.