Throwing on Potter’s Wheel and Glazing Course

Ceramics Studio.coop

🗓 Starts: Monday, July 10, 2023 at 12:00 AM

About this course:

This 5 week throwing on potter’s wheel and glazing course is for those interested in learning how to make and glaze ceramics. It is suitable for all levels, no prior knowledge of pottery is required. The course is ideal for beginners or makers who want to improve their throwing skills. The last session of the course will be dedicated to glazing pots with the wide range of glazes available in the studio. This pottery making course is full of practical demonstrations and plenty of making time covering: – Clay preparation – Centering – Throwing a variety of shapes – Turning – Glazing We are able to give you dedicated support and full access to the equipment while you learn. The zise of the class is 7 people, and it is run by a tutor with 10 years of teaching experience. Suitable for all levels, no prior knowledge of pottery is required to attend this class. The session is ideal as a taster for beginners, and as an opportunity to focus on throwing technique for those who would like to improve their skills. You will practice with the support of an experienced tutor. The class size is 6 people. All clay and a firing are included in workshop price. The workshop running times are 2:30 – 5pm on Saturdays. Check our dates for Summer 2023!

Terms & Conditions:

The fee is NOT refundable unless the workshop is cancelled by Ceramics Studio Co-op. Ceramics Studio Co-op reserves the right to refuse admission to its classes without prior notice to the participant. Ceramics Studio Co-op reserves the right to substitute the teacher advertised without prior notice to the participant. Ceramics Studio Co-op will use your information for administration purposes and customer services. We will pass your information to our service providers for these purposes and may also keep our information for a reasonable period for administrative and record keeping purposes. As part of the UK legislation, there are certain requirements under the Data Protection Act 1998 to which Companies must adhere. The Data Protection legislation is there to protect you against any misuse of your personal information. It also gives you the right to know how we use your information and to whom it is disclosed.