6-Week Classes

Beginner’s Wheel Throwing Class – Tuesday 5:30 pm

Taught by Steph and Sean Sloop

 

$275/class

In a 6-week beginner’s wheel throwing class, you’ll learn the foundational skills of working with clay on the potter’s wheel. Here’s a glimpse into what you might cover:


Clay preparation: wedging clay


Fundamentals: Coning, Centering, Opening, and Pulling


Comprehensive Learning: Pulling taller walls and Shaping your vessels


Decoration: Different surface decorating techniques and handle making


Glazing: Learn how to glaze your pieces and express your creative side


Key Takeaways:

  • Develop Fundamental Skills: Gain a solid understanding of basic wheel throwing techniques.
  • Build Confidence: Develop confidence in working with clay on the wheel.
  • Explore Creativity: Experiment with different shapes and forms.
  • Relax and Enjoy: Discover the meditative and rewarding process of working with clay.

Beginner’s Wheel Throwing Class – Thursday 5:30 pm

Taught by TBA

 

$275/class

In a 6-week, beginner’s wheel throwing class, you’ll learn the foundational skills of working with clay on the potter’s wheel. Here’s a glimpse into what you might cover:


Clay preparation: wedging clay


Fundamentals: Coning, Centering, Opening, and Pulling


Comprehensive Learning: Pulling taller walls and Shaping your vessels


Decoration: Different surface decorating techniques and handle making


Glazing: Learn how to glaze your pieces and express your creative side


Key Takeaways:

  • Develop Fundamental Skills: Gain a solid understanding of basic wheel throwing techniques.
  • Build Confidence: Develop confidence in working with clay on the wheel.
  • Explore Creativity: Experiment with different shapes and forms.
  • Relax and Enjoy: Discover the meditative and rewarding process of working with clay.

Beginner’s Hand Building Class – Wednesday 5:30 pm

Taught by Steph Sloop

 

$275/class

In a 6-week, beginner’s hand-building class, you’ll explore a variety of techniques for creating pottery without using a wheel. Here’s a glimpse into what you might cover:


Pinch Pots: Learn the fundamental technique of pinching clay between your fingers to create simple forms like bowls and cups.


Coil Building: Discover the method of building with coils of clay, which allows for more complex shapes and larger vessels.


Slab Building: Slab Building: Explore the process of creating flat sheets of clay and joining them together to form boxes, bowls, and sculptures.


Surface Decorating: Learn basic surface decoration techniques such as carving, using underglaze, and adding texture.


Key Takeaways:

  • Develop Fundamental Skills: Gain a solid understanding of basic hand-building techniques.
  • Explore Creativity: Experiment with different shapes and forms.
  • Build Confidence: Develop confidence in working with clay without the use of a wheel.
  • Relax and Enjoy: Discover the meditative and rewarding process of working with clay.