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Ask Guy Wolff
Guy gets emails all the time from folks who are wondering about the history, creation and care of the Guy Wolff Garden Pottery, about his experiences as a potter, his studio--well, he gets questions on just about everything! So, we've decided to start sharing some of those questions and his answers with you so that the information can benefit everyone. Please send your emails to Guy at askguy@wakefieldstudio.com and we'll periodically post some of them along with Guy's answers. We look forward to hearing from you!
For answers to frequently asked questions, please see our FAQ page. For questions about where to purchase our pottery, please send an email to info@wakefieldstudio.com.
| Is it possible to visit your studio in Connecticut? |
Yes, I love visits. My shop is in Northwestern Connecticut in Washington, but very near the Litchfield town line. |
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| Is the pottery food safe? |
The staining done on the flowerpots works well with plants and root systems but is not made to use for cooking. |
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| Are there any pottery books that you would recommend as your favorites? |
There are 3 pottery books I would recommend.... |
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| How can I repair cracks in pottery? |
Lots of pots are lost to the wind in just that way, but you can save the piece by using an epoxy on the inside of the pot. |
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