Fridays, 10am – 1pm, 10 weeks,
taught by Liz Stine
Starts Sep 18Starts Sep 18
600 US dollars
$600
4 spots left
Course Description
Beginners will be introduced to the fundamental techniques of working with clay, including proper wedging, centering, and forming basic shapes on the wheel. Step-by-step instruction and demonstrations will help build confidence while developing a strong technical foundation. Students who already have experience on the wheel will have the opportunity to strengthen and refine their throwing and handbuilding skills. Emphasis will be placed on improving form, consistency, and craftsmanship while exploring both functional and more complex shapes. In addition to forming techniques, a variety of surface decoration methods and glazing approaches will be introduced. Instruction will be tailored to each student’s individual skill level, allowing beginners to grasp essential concepts while more experienced students expand their creative range and technical abilities. In addition to your class, tuition includes glazes and two-hours per week of open studio. Current Hammond Member’s receive a free 10lb. bag of reclaimed clay. Waive firing fees for the first 5 pieces fired. Students should wear old clothes or an apron. Please bring a set of tools or tool kits may be purchased for $25 through our website.
(No Class October 23 & November 27)