A Few Recommendations Before Making Pottery

• Keep your nails short

• Do not wear rings, bracelets, or watches

• Wear clothing and shoes suitable for a workshop.

The program provides an overview of the learning journey. It may be adapted to the pace and level of each group.

Week 1 — Cylinder: Introduction to the basics of wheel throwing
Week 2 — Bowl: Creating and developing forms
Week 3 — Trimming: Finishing the pieces
Week 4 — Handles & Surfaces: Adding details and exploring textures
Week 5 — Finishing Touches: Finalizing and preparing the pieces
Week 6 — Glazing: Discovering glazes and finishing the pieces

You will receive an email approximately 1 month after your class, when your pieces are ready. Remember to check your spam or junk folder!

You will then have 2 weeks to pick up your pieces during our pickup hours. Please present your email when picking them up. If you are unable to come in person, someone of your choice can pick them up for you with proof of your email.

After this period, any unclaimed pieces will be donated.

Ceramics is a delicate process: your pieces may crack or break during drying or firing. Pottery takes practice! That’s why our introductory classes are primarily focused on the experience and learning, rather than the final result.

One independent practice session is included in this course.

Practice is essential for progress. You can book additional studio time to continue working on your projects.

Booking Guide

For more practice, check out our 4-practice sessions over 4 weeks membership.

7 days or more before the booking
Rescheduling or a full refund is possible.

3 to 5 days before the booking
Rescheduling is possible or a 50% refund.

48 hours or less before the booking
No refund or rescheduling is possible.

Missed Class

Need to miss a class during your session? You can benefit from one free independent make-up practice session per session.

Book your make-up practice by email before the end of your session.