DAY: THURSDAY 27th April
DURATION: 1 day
CLASS TIME / DAY: Thursday 10-2pm
LOCATION: Shop 2, Lawrence Hargrave Drive, Stanwell Park Shops
(Next to Articles Art Gallery)
Apart from being fun and therapeutic, this one day workshop is designed for beginners and will focus on the art of HAND BUILDING, PINCHING & CARVING.
During this workshop, you will learn how to make the following:
• 1 x Oil Burner
Note: We do not learn on the wheel for any component of this course.
Glazing: Pieces will be glazed in Oatmeal or Caramel by me or can remain raw if you choose this option.
You will be provided with the correct amount of stoneware clay, and all the tools you will need to achieve this project. This is kept on site, along with all unfinished pieces that are in the making.
Class sizes are kept to a max of four students meaning you will gain real hands on help with each piece you make.
Common questions:
Can I bring children, pets to the course? No. Courses are for ages 18+ only. The pottery studio is not a safe place for pets, babies or children.
What does the course cover: Apart from a knowledge of how to hand build, the cost of the course covers, your clay, two firings for all of your pieces, your glazes, tool usage, my teaching time, the rent for the studio, and the pieces you go home with.
What do I need to bring? An apron and a drink bottle. There are no mobile phones or bags allowed in the space.
What if I can't make a class? Make up classes will not be on offer if you can’t make a day, you will miss the project and no refund is offered.
What if I cant make a class can I have a refund? No, classes and materials are planned well ahead of time so please ensure that if you sign up, that you can attend all four weeks as I don't offer refunds.
What if I have paid but can no longer attend the course? If you are unable to do the day and know this ahead of time, you will need to give five days notice to receive a full refund. This way, I am able to fill your place in time. Call 0438697416 for urgent cancellations.
What if one of my pieces cracks, breaks or blows up in the kiln? Sadly, this can sometimes be the result of air bubbles getting into the clay while making or bad joins when making. It's my job to teach students how to avoid this, however, rushing or moving ahead too fast for some students, can sometimes result in mistakes happening and pieces being ruined in the firing process.
For any other questions, please feel free to message me on 0438697416.
Workshop is for ages 18 and above.
See you soon potheads!