OPEN CERAMICS - Handbuilding (no wheel) - Any skill level
WHAT: Two afternoons, 2 weeks apart
WHEN: Variety of dates - usually Thursdays or Saturdays
TIME: 1pm-4pm
FOR: Adults and teens
PREREQUISITE: None
FEE: $35 for class, plus $5 for 5 pounds of clay
BRING: your ideas, paint clothes/apron
INSTRUCTOR: Patti Kramer
This is a handbuilding facility only (no potter wheels)
Come play with clay! This class is for any skill level.
Those with experience can come in and start creating! Patti can show beginners the basics and get you started on your projects.
Each workshop session takes place on two afternoons. On the first afternoon you'll form your projects from clay and on the second afternoon you'll apply glaze (color).
Your pieces will be fired in Casita Workshop's kiln twice during the process. After the last firing, you will be able to pick up your finished pieces.
Choose workshop session(s) at checkout
January 10 & 24 (Two Fridays)
February 8 & 22 (Two Saturdays)
March 20 & April 3 (Two Thursdays)
April 12 & 26 (Two Saturdays)May 8 & 22 (Two Thursdays)
Since everyone works at different speeds, we found it works best to sell the clay separately. The cost for clay is $5 Ifor 5 pounds. Most people think it is plenty for one day of work. Purchase your clay on this website (you'll find it listed at the end of the class list) and if you run out, more can be purchased in class. If you have leftover clay after a class, it can be saved at Casita Workshop for your next class or taken home for your own uses.
Everything else is included! Glazes, tools, forms, items to add texture... We also have stencils, templates and cookie cutters. (They aren't always out, so if you are interested ask to see them).
Not feeling creative on your own? You are always welcome to bring in ideas from online sites - like pinterest....
We use low fire clay and underglazes and clear glaze that are all food safe.
Don't forget to purchase your 5 pounds of clay found on this website at the end of the classes. If you forget, you can also purchase in class. (We always have white clay and sometimes a terracotta/red).