Tucked amid a ponderosa pine forest in Evergreen, Colorado, Susie Hyer’s studio is nestled into the side of one of the forest’s prolific hills. Built next to her house, the 900-square-foot structure, she says, “is large enough to have a square dance in, if I moved everything else out. We built it so that, if we ever sell the property, it could be modified for a mother-in-law apartment, but for now it has no water or bathroom.” Hyer and her husband Jeff built the studio after she outgrew the renovated two-car garage where she had worked. In the past,
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