Clay Play: Handbuilding Pottery for Families
July 18 @ 10:30 am - 12:00 pm
$158.00
Pottery Class Details
Details:
- Duration: 4 Saturday Sessions – 1.5 hours each.
- Time: 10:30am – 12:00pm
- Class Capacity: 4 tickets (each ticket is for 1 parent and up to 2 kids)
- Ages 6+
- Difficulty: Beginner
**Please note registration closes 24 hours prior to class**
Check in up to 15 minutes before the class to sign-in and to ensure it starts on time! Those arriving late will not be able to attend. In the event of low registration, the class will be cancelled, and participants registered will be rescheduled to an alternate class date.
Come to our workshop to:
- Learn basic ceramic handbuilding techniques
- Enjoy a family-focused workshop
- Create functional ceramic pieces!
Finished pieces will be available for pickup after firing, from 2-4 weeks
Keep it Clean!
General attire requirements:
- Closed-toe shoes
- Apron (one will be provided if you don’t have one)
- Long hair tied back
- No loose jewelry or cords
- No long sleeved shirts or loose clothing
- Trimmed nails (recommend to avoid leaving marks)
Not a member? If you love the class and want more shop time we offer great incentives for new members on the day of the workshop.
Workshop Agenda and Projects:
July 18th – Honey Pots
July 25th – Plates
August 1st– Plant pots
August 8th – Picture Frames
Make four pottery creations of your very own
Our team will take care of the kiln firing to ensure your pieces are handled with care and ready to take home.
Keep creativity alive this summer
This beginner friendly class encourages parent and child to work together, create and have fun with clay! Pottery is an immersive hands-on creative experience for all ages!
Learn the basics and love the quality time
In our four-session workshop 1 parent and up to 2 children can discover the basics of pottery and create a different pottery project each week! We’ll be making honey pots, plates, plant pots and picture frames!
About the Instructor
Schuyler is a longtime MakerCube member and a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans pottery, painting, and the traditional craft of wax‑carved silversmithing. His work is deeply influenced by the natural world. When he’s not in the studio, he’s out on a trail somewhere, chasing good light, photographing trees, and collecting inspiration from the wild places that spark his imagination.
