Classes
Six wheels, six people
No class is bigger than the number of wheels, which means nobody watches.
A single evening
00
Three hours, one pot, no commitment.
- Clay and firing
- Everything you make
- Somebody beside you the whole time
Six weeks
00
The one that actually teaches you to throw.
- Six evenings
- Clay and firing
- Glazing session at the end
- Studio access on Saturdays
A Saturday
00
One long day, for two people who want to do it together.
- Six hours
- Lunch
- Clay and firing
All firing and clay is included. You take home whatever survives, which is most of it.
Before your first class
Do I need experience?
No. Most people have never touched a wheel and the first evening assumes that.
What should I wear?
Something you do not mind covered in clay, and short nails.
When do I get my pots?
About three weeks later, because they have to dry and be fired twice.