One, Five, or 10 Online Pottery Classes from Clay (Up to 25% Off)
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Customers can participate in online pottery classes where they can learn to make beginner- and intermediate-level projects
- Pottery classes include, but are not limited to:
- How to set-up a home workspace
- Hand-building basics (pinch pots, coil pots, and slabs)
- Kid’s classes with fun projects like piggy banks and trinket boxes
- Beginner and intermediate projects
- Glazing classes
- Supplies not included
- All classes are one hour long
- Classes take place online via Zoom
- Clay. basic tools, and slip required to participate in a class
- Click here to view the schedule
Customers can participate in online pottery classes where they can learn to make beginner- and intermediate-level projects
- Pottery classes include, but are not limited to:
- How to set-up a home workspace
- Hand-building basics (pinch pots, coil pots, and slabs)
- Kid’s classes with fun projects like piggy banks and trinket boxes
- Beginner and intermediate projects
- Glazing classes
- Supplies not included
- All classes are one hour long
- Classes take place online via Zoom
- Clay. basic tools, and slip required to participate in a class
- Click here to view the schedule
Need To Know Info
About Clay
"The thing I like most about pottery is that it's a learned skill," says Clay Wood, the owner of the pottery studio that bears his name. "It's something you can just sit down and practice, and just learn it. You don't have to be innately artsy or creative, it's just something that's learnable and fun for everyone."
It's true that Clay has had a bit of a head start in the art form: he began developing his classically harmonious ceramic forms starting at age 12. But he also knows what it's like to be just another weekend hobbyist. Before starting the shop, he had established a career managing high-rise condos while dreamily spinning his desk chair like a pottery wheel. Now that he's dug his hands back into the clay, he and his fellow instructors design adult and children's classes to meet the needs of aspiring ceramicists and more casual crafters alike.
All the throwing, glazing, and hand-building goes down in a colorful creativity zone bursting with incandescent designs. The studio is equipped with eight electric pottery wheels, two large hand-building tables, an entrancing in-wall kiln, and a wellspring of stunning glazes for both handmade projects and prepared forms awaiting only a painter's brush.