Current Courses Offered
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Introduction To The Potter's Wheel - Individual Student
In this class, you will learn the fundamentals of working on a potter's wheel. You will learn about the tools we use in the "throwing" process, proper body mechanics, how to center clay on the wheel, the pulling process, and finishing your piece.
Enough clay is given in order for you to make several small pieces: and to give you the experience of throwing on the wheel. After the initial demonstration of the wheel throwing process by the instructor: you will begin to make your own vessel - starting with centering, all the way to completion.
The instructor will remain with you, guiding and assisting as needed: including hand over hand where appropriate and allowed. You should allow at least 3 hours for this class.
As the studio can be a messy place, casual clothes that you don't mind getting dirty should be worn. An apron will be available to help protect your clothes, should you desire it.
Use Coupon Code Free30 to get your first 30 minutes free.
Introduction To Handbuilding - Individual Student
In this class, you will learn about some of the most popular hand-building techniques., and you will be given the chance to choose which form you would like to try. Currently, we offer pinchpot building, coil building, and soft-slab constructed vessels.
After an initial demonstration by the instructor of your chosen process: you will be given some clay, and then let your imaginations direct you on what you would like to build.
The instructor will remain present at all times, to answer all your questions, and make suggestions pertaining to technique: and what works and doesn't work. You should allow at least 2 - 3 hours for the class.
As a studio can be a messy place, casual clothes that you don't mind getting dirty should be worn. An apron will be available to help protect your clothes, should you desire it.
Use Coupon Code Free30 to get your first 30 minutes free.
Introduction To The Potter's Wheel - Two Students
In this class, you will learn the fundamentals of working on a potter's wheel. You will learn about the tools we use in the "throwing" process, proper body mechanics, how to center clay on the wheel, the pulling process, and finishing your piece.
Enough clay is given in order for you to make several small pieces: and to give you the experience of throwing on the wheel.
After the initial demonstration of the wheel throwing process by the instructor: you will begin to make your own vessel - starting with centering, all the way to completion.
The instructor will remain with you, guiding and assisting as needed: including hand over hand where appropriate and allowed.
You should allow at least 4 hours for this class.
As the studio can be a messy place, casual clothes that you don't mind getting dirty should be worn. An apron will be available to help protect your clothes, should you desire it.
Use Coupon Code Free30 to get your first 30 minutes free.
Introduction To Handbuilding - Two Students
In this class, you will learn about some of the most popular hand-building techniques., and you will be given the chance to choose which form you would like to try. Currently, we offer pinchpot building, coil building, and soft-slab constructed vessels.
After an initial demonstration by the instructor of your chosen process: you will be given some clay, and then let your imaginations direct you on what you would like to build.
The instructor will remain present at all times, to answer all your questions, and make suggestions pertaining to technique: and what works and doesn't work. You should allow at least 2 - 3 hours for the class.
As a studio can be a messy place, casual clothes that you don't mind getting dirty should be worn. An apron will be available to help protect your clothes, should you desire it.
Use Coupon Code Free30 to get your first 30 minutes free.
Introduction To The Potter's Wheel - Three Students
In this class, you will learn the fundamentals of working on a potter's wheel. You will learn about the tools we use in the "throwing" process, proper body mechanics, how to center clay on the wheel, the pulling process, and finishing your piece.
Enough clay is given in order for you to make several small pieces: and to give you the experience of throwing on the wheel. After the initial demonstration of the wheel throwing process by the instructor: you will begin to make your own vessel - starting with centering, all the way to completion.
The instructor will remain with you, guiding and assisting as needed: including hand over hand where appropriate and allowed. You should allow at least 4 hours for this class.
As the studio can be a messy place, casual clothes that you don't mind getting dirty should be worn. An apron will be available to help protect your clothes, should you desire it.
Use Coupon Code Free30 to get your first 30 minutes free.
Introduction To Handbuilding - Three Students
In this class, you will learn about some of the most popular hand-building techniques., and you will be given the chance to choose which form you would like to try. Currently, we offer pinchpot building, coil building, and soft-slab constructed vessels.
After an initial demonstration by the instructor of your chosen process: you will be given some clay, and then let your imaginations direct you on what you would like to build.
The instructor will remain present at all times, to answer all your questions, and make suggestions pertaining to technique: and what works and doesn't work. You should allow at least 2 - 3 hours for the class.
As a studio can be a messy place, casual clothes that you don't mind getting dirty should be worn. An apron will be available to help protect your clothes, should you desire it.
Use Coupon Code Free30 to get your first 30 minutes free.
Introduction To The Potter's Wheel - Four Students
In this class, you will learn the fundamentals of working on a potter's wheel. You will learn about the tools we use in the "throwing" process, proper body mechanics, how to center clay on the wheel, the pulling process, and finishing your piece.
Enough clay is given in order for you to make several small pieces: and to give you the experience of throwing on the wheel. After the initial demonstration of the wheel throwing process by the instructor: you will begin to make your own vessel - starting with centering, all the way to completion.
The instructor will remain with you, guiding and assisting as needed: including hand over hand where appropriate and allowed. You should allow at least 4 hours for this class.
As the studio can be a messy place, casual clothes that you don't mind getting dirty should be worn. An apron will be available to help protect your clothes, should you desire it.
Use Coupon Code Free30 to get your first 30 minutes free.
Introduction To Handbuilding - Four Students
In this class, you will learn about some of the most popular hand-building techniques., and you will be given the chance to choose which form you would like to try. Currently, we offer pinchpot building, coil building, and soft-slab constructed vessels.
After an initial demonstration by the instructor of your chosen process: you will be given some clay, and then let your imaginations direct you on what you would like to build.
The instructor will remain present at all times, to answer all your questions, and make suggestions pertaining to technique: and what works and doesn't work. You should allow at least 2 - 3 hours for the class.
As a studio can be a messy place, casual clothes that you don't mind getting dirty should be worn. An apron will be available to help protect your clothes, should you desire it.
Use Coupon Code Free30 to get your first 30 minutes free.
Introduction To Trimming
This is a class where you can learn basic skills to trim your wheel thrown piece(s) and includes other decorative works such as chattering.
This class is open to anyone who wishes to learn the next step after throwing. We need at least 24 advanced notice to be sure we have a piece available to be trimmed unless you are bringing your own piece(s) to be trimmed.
Trimming - Continuation From Wheel Class
This class is specifically for those who have taken one of our wheel throwing classes, and need to trim their piece(s) before it is to be bisque fired.
This class MUST be scheduled before the end of your scheduled Introduction To The Potter's Wheel, otherwise, we will trim your piece(s) ourselves.
This is NOT an open class, and it is open only for our current students.
Glazing Session - From Introductory Classes
In this session, we will glaze your bisque fired pieces that were created in your Introductory classes (Wheel or Handbuilding). Here you will have a choice of a variety of glazes: for both standard (midrange) electric kiln firing, as well as glazing for raku firing.
If you choose to do raku glazing, we will work with you to schedule a time for you to do your raku firing: or we can do it for you (weather permitting). In most cases, if you schedule this appointment, we may be able to do a raku firing on the same day, depending on our other scheduled classes.
Groupon Stutdents
If you have purchased a Groupon voucher and need to make your reservation, please choose the class and quantity (Individual/Couples), and click through to our scheduling platform.
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Introduction To The Potter's Wheel: Individual
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Introduction To The Potter's Wheel: Couples
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Introduction To Handbuilding: Individual
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Introduction To Handbuilding:
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Open Studio Membership Levels
If you have studio experience or have completed an introductory course, and would like to continue to practice your skills in our studio: you can now choose one of our four membership levels, to fulfill your continuing educational needs.
Bronze Level Membership Subscription
$79.95/Month
This is our entry-level open studio membership, which gives the user up to 10 hours and 25#s of clay every month.
Click on the Bronze image above (opens in a new page) to see more about this membership level, and to make your subscription. You may cancel at any time without further obligation....so act now!!
Silver Level Membership Subscription
$99.95/Month
This is our upgraded entry-level open studio membership, which gives the user up to 15 hours and 25#s of clay every month.
Click on the Silver image above (opens in a new page) to see more about this membership level, and to make your subscription. You may cancel at any time without further obligation....so act now!!
Gold Level Membership Subscription
$149.95/Month
This is our Intermediate Ceramicist/Potter's open studio membership, which gives the user up to 25 hours and 25#s of clay every month.
Click on the Gold image above (opens in a new page) to see more about this membership level, and to make your subscription. You may cancel at any time without further obligation....so act now!!
Platinum Level Membership Subscription
$399.95/Month
This is our Professional Ceramicist/Potter's open studio membership, which gives the user up to 100 hours and 50#s of clay every month.
Click on the Platinum image above to see more about this membership level, and to make your subscription. You may cancel at any time without further obligation....so act now!!
Learn more about our current
Covid-19 Policy
We take your health and welfare very seriously. In order to protect our clientele and staff: we have instituted a COVID-19 policy in how we do business and protect those whom we come in contact with on a daily basis. We are very sensitive to what is going on during these unprecedented times. We remain fully open, as we follow the guidelines as dictated by local, state, and federal governmental agencies. If you would like to see our whole policy, please click on the Read More button below. (opens in a new tab)