Pottery Wheel Classes
Pottery Wheel - Beginning to Intermediate
Check back for our Fall Schedule of Classes!
Learn or renew pottery wheel fundamentals: wedging, centering, shaping, trimming, glazing and more.
Each student will receive instruction according to their level of experience.
Class limited to 6 people to insure quality of instruction.
Students have access to Open Studio Hours to practice their skills.
Note: This class and a referral from your instructor are pre-requisite for students interested in Membership.
Details
You will need a bag of clay to begin. Order Clay HERE and it will be labeled and waiting for you on the 1st day of class. New-to-pottery students should start with the white clay, then move onto other types as they progress.
What to bring: Comfortable clothing that can get muddy, a hair tie for long hair, and a water bottle. During the winter months, please bring inside shoes to change into (crocs or tennis shoes are great) to leave in the studio.
What not to bring: Food, clay or glaze. Shorter nails and no jewelry will make things easier too.
Your Instructor: Learn all about your fantastic instructor HERE.
Pottery Wheel - Beginning to Intermediate
Check back for our Fall Schedule of Classes!
Learn or renew pottery wheel fundamentals: wedging, centering, shaping, trimming, glazing and more.
Each student will receive instruction according to their level of experience.
Class limited to 6 people to insure quality of instruction.
Students have access to Open Studio Hours to practice their skills.
Note: This class and a referral from your instructor are pre-requisite for students interested in Membership.
Details
You will need a bag of clay to begin. Order Clay HERE and it will be labeled and waiting for you on the 1st day of class. New-to-pottery students should start with the white clay, then move onto other types as they progress.
What to bring: Comfortable clothing that can get muddy, a hair tie for long hair, and a water bottle. During the winter months, please bring inside shoes to change into (crocs or tennis shoes are great) to leave in the studio.
What not to bring: Food, clay or glaze. Shorter nails and no jewelry will make things easier too.
Your Instructor: Learn all about your fantastic instructor HERE.
Pottery Wheel - Beginning to Intermediate
Check back for our Fall Schedule of Classes!
Learn or renew pottery wheel fundamentals: wedging, centering, shaping, trimming, glazing and more.
Each student will receive instruction according to their level of experience.
Class limited to 6 people to insure quality of instruction.
Students have access to Open Studio Hours to practice their skills.
Note: This class and a referral from your instructor are pre-requisite for students interested in Membership.
Details
You will need a bag of clay to begin. Order Clay HERE and it will be labeled and waiting for you on the 1st day of class. New-to-pottery students should start with the white clay, then move onto other types as they progress.
What to bring: Comfortable clothing that can get muddy, a hair tie for long hair, and a water bottle. During the winter months, please bring inside shoes to change into (crocs or tennis shoes are great) to leave in the studio.
What not to bring: Food, clay or glaze. Shorter nails and no jewelry will make things easier too.
Your Instructor: Learn all about your fantastic instructor HERE.
