Shaping Clay Slabs into Functional Pottery
with Chris Scherbarth
Shaping Clay Slabs into Functional Pottery with Chris Scherbarth
Saturdays, October 19, 26, & November 2: 6:30-9:30pm | November 16: 6:00pm – 9:30pm (4 session)
$350+GST/Person | Supplies included
ages 14+
Maximum class size: 7 (pre-registration required)
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Ready to make some one-of-a-kind pottery? Bring your ideas and creativity, and let Arts Underground’s slab roller do the hard work!
This workshop will guide you through a range of techniques for making functional pottery from rolled out slabs of clay. Your project choices include small bowls and dishes, serving trays, soap dishes, spoon rests, vases, drinking and pouring vessels, and caddies.
The third workshop session on Nov. 2 includes open time for you to work on a project of your own choosing and design. Or you can choose to make an instructor-led project.
This workshop is suitable for both beginners and those with experience in ceramics. Participants with prior experience will be encouraged to expand their range and refine their work.
Notes about this workshop:
Materials are included.
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