Spring Pottery – Wheel Throwing (Level 1) - Arts and Heritage St. Albert
Spring Pottery – Wheel Throwing (Level 1) - Arts and Heritage St. Albert
Spring Pottery – Wheel Throwing (Level 1) - Arts and Heritage St. Albert
$290.00

Arts and Heritage Foundation St. Albert

Spring Pottery – Wheel Throwing (Level 1)

Instructor: Siân Ramsden (Tues), Shirley Randall (Friday)

Ages: 15+

Location: Pottery Studio, St. Albert Place

Excellent step-by-step instruction on the basics of wheel-throwing for absolute beginners! Create various handmade projects that will develop your skills in throwing, trimming and glazing.

Fee includes instruction, one bag of clay, glazing and firing.

*No class April 18, June 3 and June 6

*Please bring an apron to class and dress for a mess!  We ask students to bring a basic pottery tool kit to all wheel-throwing classes. Tools are not required for our hand-building class. If you do not have a tool kit, you can purchase one for the class on our website, and collect it on the first instruction day by showing your instructor the purchase receipt.

Please Note: our pottery classes are pretty active. Be prepared to move around our studio spaces, lift heavy clay and participate in cleaning tasks at the end of class.  

$290.00

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"I enjoyed every aspect of the class, from the freedom to create projects to the support provided by Shirley during challenges, such as throwing items on the wheel."

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