Pottery.
Create Without Inhibition.
Create Without Inhibition.
Pottery is such a rewarding skill to learn, and The Studio is a place where creativity, community, and encouragement come together. Whether you are brand new to clay or looking to continue growing your skills, My Team and I would love for you to join us as we learn, create, and enjoy the process together.
We recommend beginning with handbuilding, where you will learn the foundational techniques of working with clay and discover all the possibilities it holds. You will also be introduced to a variety of glazing techniques that bring each piece to life in a unique and beautiful way. Once you feel comfortable with the basics, you can continue into more advanced handbuilding or explore wheel throwing classes.
Classes are held on Mondays and Tuesdays. Every class is designed to create a welcoming and inspiring environment where students can grow creatively at their own pace while enjoying the fellowship and joy that make The Studio so special.
Because we keep our classes small and intentional, class sizes are limited and waitlists are sometimes necessary. Weekly pottery classes are currently full, but Pottery Socials Experiences remain open and available. If you are interested in joining a future class or hosting a Social, please reach out through the contact page for more information and availability.
There is something truly special about shaping clay with your hands and watching it become something beautiful — a reminder that we are all created by the ultimate Creator.
Come experience what it is like to Create without Inhibition at The Studio.
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Hand building is a technique of making ceramics where you form clay into a pot or vessel with only your hands, simple tools, and a slab of clay. Learn how to wedge your clay by kneading the clay.
Pinching pots, Coiled pots, Slab building, and Basic glazing technique are just a few of the techniques you will learn
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Now that you have completed beginner hand building, it is your time to shine…
You can try new ideas you have learned in class, online or from a platform like YouTube (there are so many great tutorials out there). Learning is unlimited. Dog bowls, large salad bowls, nativity scene, planters, pitchers, the sky is the limit. Explore your glazing and over-layering technique with our lovely instructors
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This will take practice and patients. You will be instructed on how to wedge your clay, center your clay on the wheel, opening your clay, pulling walls, trimming and preparing your piece to be bisqued.
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(You have completed beginner wheel throwing)
Knowledge of basic wheel throwing & comfortable with clay. Learning to throw larger pieces, throwing off the hump, making sets, repeating forms, exploring new shapes