#56 - Why pay for a community studio?

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Ryan & Becca answer a listener questions about whether someone new to clay should still take classes at their community studio after coming into some equipment for their home studio. We didn't realize how much you get for your money at a community studio until we listed all of them out. Each maker has a unique personality and needs for their making process. You have to choose what environment and equipment are required for you to make your best work, progress, and get your monies worth.
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