Vermont Ceramic Artist
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McChesney has long been an advocate of "Reuse, Recycle, Renew" and her studio space is a reflection of that. Many of its elements come from years of collecting "treasures": windows from the Pawlet fireman's auction, the antique front door from a yard sale, counters and sink from a local kitchen renovation, a beautiful faucet from RK Miles sidewalk sale, and windows and doors from alongside the road and occasionally in a dumpster. Some of her favorite pieces came from the Station Restaurant renovation when it became Pascal's. "I love being surrounded by the bits of history all these pieces bring". |
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The studio is a big open space with the showroom at the south end soaking up the sun from the huge window-wall. Visitors can browse and chat with McChesney while she works in the adjacent room. Beautiful wall brackets, made by local iron craftsman Clint Eirmann, hold up the thick hundred-year-old plank shelves that were moved from the old studio. |
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My working studio is open to the public. I do encourage people to visit. I am here a lot, however I recommend calling first. I thoroughly enjoy sharing the space and the process with visitors - a mini education and a look behind the scenes! My studio is open by chance or appointment. |
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Visit our friends nearby: Lee McChesney, Real Estate Barn Restaurant Backroad Discovery Bob Gasperetti Furniture Maker Indian Hill Gallery Judy Lake Lampshades Flower Brook Pottery William Laberge Cabinetmaker |
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