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  • W-CL612 Explore the Magic and Chemistry of In Glaze Lusters with Lisa Zolandz

    Advanced 2 Day Workshop March 7-8 Saturday and Sunday   Levels: Intermediate, Advanced, Professional Learn how to make and fire in-glaze lusters at mid and high fire temperatures with Lisa Zolandz. Part science and part alchemy, in-glaze lusters are glazes containing metals (bismuth, silver) that develop fascinating iridescence when reduction fired. In this two day […]

  • CL639 Surface Decoration Techniques For Pottery With Maryann Charmoz

    Mondays, 6 Week ClassAll levels welcome! This course will cover several techniques for decorating pottery. we will cover Cuerda Seca, Mishima, Majolia, stenciling, painting with underglazes, wax resist, sgraffito, how to use oxides for antiquing, and more. Students will make clay tiles as well as functional pieces to practice the techniques. Ages 17 and up. […]

    CL636 Bring the Garden to Life with Clay With Sondra Elder

    Wednesdays, 4 Week ClassAll levels welcome! Get ready to create planters, bird feeders, bird houses, patio candles, and wall pockets. This class will teach you to create your own outdoor happy place. You will only be limited by your imagination. Both Hand-Builders and Wheel Throwers will create decorative and functional pieces. All are welcome. Let's […]

    CL642 Handbuilding With Maryann Charmoz

    CL642 Handbuilding with Maryann (Afternoon) With Maryann Charmoz

    Intermediate, Advanced, Professional This course is dedicated to intermediates to professionals. Work on your own projects or follow along as I introduce a new project each week. Projects will include functional pieces like serving ware, bowls, plates, platters, pitchers, vases, and lidded boxes. Do you want to make ceramic animals? No problem! Learn to dart […]

    TN401 Wheel with Jacqueline LaDrig

    TN401 Wheel with Jacqueline LaDrig

    Fridays, 6 Week Class All levels welcome! Learn basic wheel throwing techniques while experimenting with underglazes, glazes and non-traditional materials added to clay. Individual expression is encouraged. Students will learn and be responsible for set up, operation and the clean up of their wheels. For new and continuing students.  Ages 11-16.  Details Date & Time: […]

  • CL126 Beginning Clay Handbuilding With Diane Abernathy

    Tuesdays, 6 Week ClassBeginner In this introductory class we will be exploring all the possibilities for clay handbuilding. Each week will be a new technique, including slab, coil, and extruder. With these techniques we can explore tile making, containers, dinnerware and non-functional decorative pieces. Lastly you will be learning how to decorate you pieces with […]

    CL623 Learning to Throw With Lee Anderson

    Tuesdays, 6 Week ClassBeginner, Intermediate This work-at-your-own-pace class covers the basic mechanics of throwing on the wheel, including preparing the clay, centering, shaping, trimming, and glazing. We also discuss firing techniques, including raku. The focus of the class is on practicing techniques, and students include those who have never worked with clay to those who […]

    CL111 ( 5 Week) Lets Play with Clay for Beginners with Sondra Elder

    Wednesdays, 5 Week Class All levels welcome! Have you always wanted to learn how to make cool pottery on the wheel? Well, this is your chance to fall in love with clay. Let's all get muddy together and make bowls, cups, and more! All levels are welcome, but if you are a beginner, this class […]

    CL112 (5 WEEK) Let’s Play With Clay With Sondra Elder

    Wednesdays, 5 Week ClassAll levels welcome! Students will learn to bring the clay to life using techniques appropriate for their form and style. While most demonstrations will be done on the wheel, hand-builders are always welcome and will benefit tremendously from the demonstrations. Students may also work on their own independent projects. Intermediate and advanced […]