An Introduction To Handbuilding: Tuesday evenings, Sept. 24– Oct. 22, 6:00–8:30 pm
Tuesday evenings, September 24– October 23, 6:00–8:30 pm
Yes, we all love the movie Ghost, but pottery is so much more than just the wheel!
Over the course of five 2.5-hour sessions we will explore some of the essential techniques of handbuilding, making several unique functional pieces to take home. You will build confidence working with both soft and leather-hard clay, and explore a variety of surface texturing techniques. Projects will include a platter, a birdbath with bird sculpture, an angular vase, and a mug (all food, oven, microwave and dishwasher safe).
Tuesday evenings, September 24– October 23, 6:00–8:30 pm
Yes, we all love the movie Ghost, but pottery is so much more than just the wheel!
Over the course of five 2.5-hour sessions we will explore some of the essential techniques of handbuilding, making several unique functional pieces to take home. You will build confidence working with both soft and leather-hard clay, and explore a variety of surface texturing techniques. Projects will include a platter, a birdbath with bird sculpture, an angular vase, and a mug (all food, oven, microwave and dishwasher safe).
Tuesday evenings, September 24– October 23, 6:00–8:30 pm
Yes, we all love the movie Ghost, but pottery is so much more than just the wheel!
Over the course of five 2.5-hour sessions we will explore some of the essential techniques of handbuilding, making several unique functional pieces to take home. You will build confidence working with both soft and leather-hard clay, and explore a variety of surface texturing techniques. Projects will include a platter, a birdbath with bird sculpture, an angular vase, and a mug (all food, oven, microwave and dishwasher safe).
Price includes materials and firing.
Maximum 6 students (adults, age 14+) or 12 if attending with a parent or guardian.
Pottery pick-up time to be decided by teacher and students before end of last session.
Instructor: Cary Dahl