Come make a mug you'll actually use.
Classes
Every class includes clay, tools, firing and glazing, and you leave with a plan for picking up what you made. The classes are made for beginners. Eight people at most.
30% off your first class this fall, taken off when you pay at the studio.
Try the wheel
The first class. Centering, pulling up a wall, trimming, a glaze. You make a mug and a bowl and keep both.
$95 See datesSix Tuesdays
The course. By the end you throw a matching set of four and know your way around the glaze wall without me.
$420 See datesDate night
Two wheels side by side, a mug each, and a bottle of something if you bring it. Ends with the wobbly-cup photo.
$180 for two See datesSaturday kids
Hand building, not the wheel. A pinch pot, a coil bowl and an animal that's mostly ears. Parents can stay or go.
$55 See datesFall dates
Saturday mornings fill first.
Book a spot here and pay at the studio. Two spots make a date night. Under eights can't come, sorry, the wheels are too tall.
Questions
The things people ask before they book.
I've never done this. Is that a problem?
No. Most people in a Try the wheel class have never touched clay. The first hour is centering and everyone gets there.
What do I wear?
Something you don't mind getting clay on, and short sleeves or sleeves you can push up. Aprons are here. Take your rings off. There's a dish for them.
When do I get my pieces?
About two weeks after the class. Pick them up from the studio on any open day, or pay shipping and they come to you boxed.
Can I come on my own?
Yes, and about half the room usually has. Date night is the only class booked in pairs.
What if I need to cancel?
Move your spot to another date up to 48 hours before, free. Inside 48 hours the spot is yours to give to a friend.