This is a great class for someone who has little to no experience with clay. The beginning students will learn the sequential steps in throwing centering, opening, and pulling a wall to make cylinders, bowls, round vessels and trimming the forms. You will also learn how to apply glazes, basic chemistry, and how to make conscious aesthetic choices. You will make about 10-15 vessels.
The intermediate students will start with larger amounts of clay, plates and a lidded form. You will continue to learn about aesthetic choices and make informed glaze decisions. You will make a total of 10-15 vessels.
This will be an 6 week course meeting 2 and a half hours per week, 25lbs of clay, basic studio tools and glazes will be provided. As well as access to the open studio during your 6 week session so you can practice. Open studio times are uninstructed and a great time to let your hair down and set the peddle to the metal.
Please note, this class does require cleaning your workspace and whatever you used in the studio. Also, the block of clay you will be given weighs 25lbs. Please let me know if you need any assistance prior to starting the class.
Class starts on Saturday February 21, 2026 from 10-12:30pm
(2/21, 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21,3/28)
• CANCELLATION POLICY •
If you need to cancel or reschedule, please notify us at least 7 days before your class or workshop begins.
We are unable to offer refunds, transfers, or exchanges within 7 days of the start date for any reason.
Any refunds issued are subject to a 10% processing fee.
If I need to miss a class due to illness, I will schedule a make-up session.
If you need to miss a class, you are welcome to attend open studio hours for additional practice. Open studio is uninstructed time where you can continue working on what you’ve learned.
Please try not to miss the first class. It covers essential information, studio policies, and demonstrations that are foundational for your success.
16 and over
10% discount for currently enrolled high school student.
This is a great class for someone who has little to no experience with clay. The beginning students will learn the sequential steps in throwing centering, opening, and pulling a wall to make cylinders, bowls, round vessels and trimming the forms. You will also learn how to apply glazes, basic chemistry, and how to make conscious aesthetic choices. You will make about 10-15 vessels.
The intermediate students will start with larger amounts of clay, plates and a lidded form. You will continue to learn about aesthetic choices and make informed glaze decisions. You will make a total of 10-15 vessels.
This will be an 6 week course meeting 2 and a half hours per week, 25lbs of clay, basic studio tools and glazes will be provided. As well as access to the open studio during your 6 week session so you can practice. Open studio times are uninstructed and a great time to let your hair down and set the peddle to the metal.
Please note, this class does require cleaning your workspace and whatever you used in the studio. Also, the block of clay you will be given weighs 25lbs. Please let me know if you need any assistance prior to starting the class.
Class starts on Saturday February 21, 2026 from 10-12:30pm
(2/21, 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21,3/28)
• CANCELLATION POLICY •
If you need to cancel or reschedule, please notify us at least 7 days before your class or workshop begins.
We are unable to offer refunds, transfers, or exchanges within 7 days of the start date for any reason.
Any refunds issued are subject to a 10% processing fee.
If I need to miss a class due to illness, I will schedule a make-up session.
If you need to miss a class, you are welcome to attend open studio hours for additional practice. Open studio is uninstructed time where you can continue working on what you’ve learned.
Please try not to miss the first class. It covers essential information, studio policies, and demonstrations that are foundational for your success.
16 and over
10% discount for currently enrolled high school student.
