Have you ever watched someone throw pottery on a wheel and thought, “I want to try that!”? Here’s your chance!
Join us at MADE in HOUSE for a hands-on introduction to wheel throwing. During this beginner-friendly experience, you’ll learn the basics of working on a pottery wheel, including preparing your clay, centering, opening, and shaping your very own vessel.
We’ll walk you through each step and give you plenty of encouragement along the way. And fair warning: wheel throwing takes a little practice! Your first attempt might not look exactly like the picture in your head, but that’s part of the fun.
This class is designed to give you a feel for the process, learn a new skill, and experience the joy (and occasional frustration!) of making pottery.
Your experience includes:
All clay and materials needed
Your own pottery wheel and studio tools
Hands-on instruction throughout the session
Studio cleanup and preparation of selected pieces for firing
Glazing and firing of up to one successful piece, selected by the instructor
No previous experience is necessary. Just come ready to learn, get messy, and give something new a try!
Please note that wheel throwing has a learning curve, and not every attempt will result in a finished piece. The instructor will help select a piece suitable for firing. Finished pottery will be ready for pickup in approximately 3–4 weeks.
Have you ever watched someone throw pottery on a wheel and thought, “I want to try that!”? Here’s your chance!
Join us at MADE in HOUSE for a hands-on introduction to wheel throwing. During this beginner-friendly experience, you’ll learn the basics of working on a pottery wheel, including preparing your clay, centering, opening, and shaping your very own vessel.
We’ll walk you through each step and give you plenty of encouragement along the way. And fair warning: wheel throwing takes a little practice! Your first attempt might not look exactly like the picture in your head, but that’s part of the fun.
This class is designed to give you a feel for the process, learn a new skill, and experience the joy (and occasional frustration!) of making pottery.
Your experience includes:
All clay and materials needed
Your own pottery wheel and studio tools
Hands-on instruction throughout the session
Studio cleanup and preparation of selected pieces for firing
Glazing and firing of up to one successful piece, selected by the instructor
No previous experience is necessary. Just come ready to learn, get messy, and give something new a try!
Please note that wheel throwing has a learning curve, and not every attempt will result in a finished piece. The instructor will help select a piece suitable for firing. Finished pottery will be ready for pickup in approximately 3–4 weeks.