THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Nesting Bowls + Dishes is for those looking to explore production work, or to expand their own collection of kitchenware.  This intermediate wheel throwing class will navigate throwing, measuring, and trimming techniques for building sets of nesting bowls, cups, and/or dishes.  This course is best suited for those comfortable with a strong foundation of wheel skills.

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Exploring Underglazes is a surface focused class that will explore all the possibilities working with underglazes.  This course will work with velvet underglazes, pencils, and chalks and teach painting and layering techniques, washes, methods of combining underglazes with studio glazes, and underglaze transfers. 

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Intro to Wheel will cover the foundational techniques of wedging clay, throwing basic cup or bowl forms, trimming, adding handles, and glazing. It’s a great introduction (or a refresher!) to throwing on the wheel and working in a community studio.

THIS CLASS IS PART OF A 6 WEEK SERIES

These are offered as separate classes held at the same time in neighboring classrooms and are intended to offer both caregivers and their children an opportunity to take a class.

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Intro to Wheel will cover the foundational techniques of wedging clay, throwing basic cup or bowl forms, trimming, adding handles, and glazing. It’s a great introduction (or a refresher!) to throwing on the wheel and working in a community studio.

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Handbuilding is an ancient technique used to create pots and sculptures without a potter's wheel. You can use these skills to create a variety of objects, both utilitarian and sculptural. You will leave this class with an understanding of pinched, coil, and slab construction; how to use equipment such as a slab roller and extruder; and surface treatments like creating texture in clay, with a focus on vessels. This class is open to beginners and advanced students.

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Intro to Wheel will cover the foundational techniques of wedging clay, throwing basic cup or bowl forms, trimming, adding handles, and glazing. It’s a great introduction (or a refresher!) to throwing on the wheel and working in a community studio.

THIS CLASS IS PART OF A 6 WEEK SERIES

Handbuilt Garden Urns is a handbuilding class with a focus on building large urns for your garden or front walk.  Jackie will guide you through the design process and help you execute a plan for building these statement pieces. This class is best suited for those with some handbuilding experience. 

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Nesting Bowls + Dishes is for those looking to explore production work, or to expand their own collection of kitchenware.  This intermediate wheel throwing class will navigate throwing, measuring, and trimming techniques for building sets of nesting bowls, cups, and/or dishes.  This course is best suited for those comfortable with a strong foundation of wheel skills.

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Exploring Underglazes is a surface focused class that will explore all the possibilities working with underglazes.  This course will work with velvet underglazes, pencils, and chalks and teach painting and layering techniques, washes, methods of combining underglazes with studio glazes, and underglaze transfers. 

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Intro to Wheel will cover the foundational techniques of wedging clay, throwing basic cup or bowl forms, trimming, adding handles, and glazing. It’s a great introduction (or a refresher!) to throwing on the wheel and working in a community studio.

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Intro to Wheel will cover the foundational techniques of wedging clay, throwing basic cup or bowl forms, trimming, adding handles, and glazing. It’s a great introduction (or a refresher!) to throwing on the wheel and working in a community studio.

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Handbuilding is an ancient technique used to create pots and sculptures without a potter's wheel. You can use these skills to create a variety of objects, both utilitarian and sculptural. You will leave this class with an understanding of pinched, coil, and slab construction; how to use equipment such as a slab roller and extruder; and surface treatments like creating texture in clay, with a focus on vessels. This class is open to beginners and advanced students.

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Intro to Wheel will cover the foundational techniques of wedging clay, throwing basic cup or bowl forms, trimming, adding handles, and glazing. It’s a great introduction (or a refresher!) to throwing on the wheel and working in a community studio.

THIS CLASS IS PART OF A 6 WEEK SERIES

Handbuilt Garden Urns is a handbuilding class with a focus on building large urns for your garden or front walk.  Jackie will guide you through the design process and help you execute a plan for building these statement pieces. This class is best suited for those with some handbuilding experience. 

An individual pour over is a must-have for a coffee lover!  In this three hour workshop students will design and build their Coffee Pour Over and a matching mug.  All participants will create one mug and a pour over.  Participants will select a studio glaze and fired work will be available for pick up approximately two weeks after your class. 

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Nesting Bowls + Dishes is for those looking to explore production work, or to expand their own collection of kitchenware.  This intermediate wheel throwing class will navigate throwing, measuring, and trimming techniques for building sets of nesting bowls, cups, and/or dishes.  This course is best suited for those comfortable with a strong foundation of wheel skills.

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Exploring Underglazes is a surface focused class that will explore all the possibilities working with underglazes.  This course will work with velvet underglazes, pencils, and chalks and teach painting and layering techniques, washes, methods of combining underglazes with studio glazes, and underglaze transfers. 

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Intro to Wheel will cover the foundational techniques of wedging clay, throwing basic cup or bowl forms, trimming, adding handles, and glazing. It’s a great introduction (or a refresher!) to throwing on the wheel and working in a community studio.

In this workshop students will learn the handquilting technique of paper piecing.  Pia will guide students through preparing, assembling, and handsewing their paper hex pieces and squares.  Participants are welcome to bring their own cotton fabric, or choose from the assortment of vintage fabrics we have on hand.  Participants will leave with a firm understanding of techniques and several completed squares, a great start to a larger project. 

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Intro to Wheel will cover the foundational techniques of wedging clay, throwing basic cup or bowl forms, trimming, adding handles, and glazing. It’s a great introduction (or a refresher!) to throwing on the wheel and working in a community studio.

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Handbuilding is an ancient technique used to create pots and sculptures without a potter's wheel. You can use these skills to create a variety of objects, both utilitarian and sculptural. You will leave this class with an understanding of pinched, coil, and slab construction; how to use equipment such as a slab roller and extruder; and surface treatments like creating texture in clay, with a focus on vessels. This class is open to beginners and advanced students.

Friday Happy Hour Wheel Night is a stand alone workshop where  participants can get their hands dirty and try something new! In this class we will focus on wheel throwing….

NO CLASSES JUNE 19TH

THIS CLASS IS PART OF A 6 WEEK SERIES

Handbuilding for Gardeners is a handbuilding class with a focus on all things for your garden or indoor plant collection. You will work with slabs, slump molds, and coils to build pots and watering cans….

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Nesting Bowls + Dishes is for those looking to explore production work, or to expand their own collection of kitchenware.  This intermediate wheel throwing class will navigate throwing, measuring, and trimming techniques for building sets of nesting bowls, cups, and/or dishes.  This course is best suited for those comfortable with a strong foundation of wheel skills.

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Exploring Underglazes is a surface focused class that will explore all the possibilities working with underglazes.  This course will work with velvet underglazes, pencils, and chalks and teach painting and layering techniques, washes, methods of combining underglazes with studio glazes, and underglaze transfers. 

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Intro to Wheel will cover the foundational techniques of wedging clay, throwing basic cup or bowl forms, trimming, adding handles, and glazing. It’s a great introduction (or a refresher!) to throwing on the wheel and working in a community studio.

THIS CLASS IS PART OF AN 8 WEEK SERIES

Handbuilding is an ancient technique used to create pots and sculptures without a potter's wheel. You can use these skills to create a variety of objects, both utilitarian and sculptural. You will leave this class with an understanding of pinched, coil, and slab construction; how to use equipment such as a slab roller and extruder; and surface treatments like creating texture in clay, with a focus on vessels. This class is open to beginners and advanced students.

Family Clay: Fairies and Garden Gnomes is a class for caregivers and children and teens of all ages! Our instructors will guide children through building, sculpting, and decorating the fairies, gnomes, and all the accessories they need for their woodland homes!