Clay Building
The ancient art of pottery is brought to life in this hands on workshop. Each student will build their own clay project. Choose from one of our curriculum connection or special event projects or we can work with you to create a custom project for your class. You will love how each piece turns out as unique as the child that created it.
Clay Building - Single Class
One 90 Minute Class- One of our talented instructors will lead the class in creating your chosen project
- Pottery Wheel demonstration
- Firing and delivery of projects within 21 days
- Minimum charge $220
Clay Building - 2-6 Classes
Two to Six 90 Minute Classes- 2 or more classes on the same day
- One of our talented instructors will lead the class in creating your chosen project
- Pottery Wheel demonstration
- Firing and delivery of projects within 21 days
- Minimum charge $220/class
- All workshops to be completed within 12 months of booking
Clay Building - 7+ Classes
Seven+ 90 Minute Classes- 7+ classes held consecutively
- One of our talented instructors will lead the class in creating your chosen project
- Pottery Wheel demonstration
- Firing and delivery of projects within 21 days
- Minimum charge $220/class
- All workshops to be completed within 12 months of booking
FINISHING YOUR CLAY ART
ADD SLIP GLAZING + 30 Minutes Class Time
Students will paint their project with our special pottery paint after they complete building their piece. We fire the projects & dip them in clear glaze so they are colourful, shiny and durable when finished. This option requires an additional firing and increases turnaround time from 21-28 days.
$7.00 + GST/student
ADD DIP GLAZING
We fire the projects & dip them in traditional pottery glaze. This option requires an additional firing and increases turnaround time from 21-28 days.
$4.00+ GST/student
TEACHER LED FINISHING
Bisqueware, which is pottery that has been fired, will be delivered back to the school within 21 days of your workshop ready for painting. We recommend that projects are painted with acrylic paints and then covered with a clear spray or paint on varnish. For best results, when painting 3-dimensional projects, paint the base first, followed by the next largest area (color) and that the small details are painted last. Finishes, such as glitter or clear sprays, should be applied by an adult in a well ventilated area. After they are completely dry, wrap the projects carefully in paper.
Please remind students that clay projects are very fragile and less handling is better.
Use a hot glue gun for loosened decorations.