My studio can be found in a small section of our basement that I share with my husband’s sound equipment for his business.

About 30 years ago two of my friends and I took a pottery class at the local art center. That was when I fell in love with clay. We took a year of classes and then my friends dropped out but I continued. Within a couple of years I needed to step away from clay and raise my family and follow my career as an elementary school teacher.
About 10 years later I was able to start classes again. Each year the art center had a student exhibit and our teacher encouaged me to put up some of my work for sale. When my pieces sold I was amazed and joyed that people would want to buy my work. That was to be the beginning of Brookhouse Pottery. I soon set up a studio in our basement where I worked when time allowed.
Three years ago I retired from teaching and have been able to do my pottery full time.

In 2008 I discovered Etsy where I was able to sell my work and have loved my interaction with the customers found here.