Urban Log Studios is shifting gears – closing down the kiln and focusing more on classes. This major change is both exciting and sad for us. Our kiln services are what introduced us to so many of our wonderful customers, and was one of the ways that we made an impact in the urban logging
Look At the Burls On This One We have a lot going on in the shop right now: cool custom projects, new light fixtures, an artist grant…but you know what is setting our hearts-a-flutter? This GIGANTIC silver maple that one of our favorite tree services (Puget Sound Tree Care) hooked us up with after a
Kickin’ The Spring Off Right This month is rolling right along – we had the Skagit Wood Expo at the beginning of the month (more on that below) where we got to talk to tons of folks about our services and classes, are continuing to plug away at our custom jobs, and are just wrapping
When It Rains It Pours It has been a good month: We have a bunch of different projects going – on the woodturning side Andrew finished up the pair of new large live edged pendants (they just need some oil), we have a large order of bowls that he is working on turning out now
Keeping Busy Keeps You Warm Being stuck inside isn’t so bad when you have a kiln to keep you warm and piles of wood to keep you busy. Andrew continues to experiment and create gorgeous pieces for our new lighting line (gotta love that orange glow when they’re lit – see below), we are wrapping
Woodturning Classes Kick-Off!It’s official! We had our first students in the shop this month and had a blast introducing them to working on a lathe. Andrew knows his stuff and walked them through safety, lathe info, tools and techniques so they have the foundation to turn on their own – nothing like hands on experience
