Workshop description:
This course is made up of 5 classes, each lasting 2 hours between 6pm - 8pm.
Master the basics of pottery and prepare to get stuck in to the creative process, from planning your design to creating your personalised ceramic dinner set. The set roughly consists of: 2 plates 2 bowls 2 cups 2- 3 table decorations/ dipping bowls etc
This is made for anyone with some pottery experience or those up for a little challenge! You will learn how to build a beautiful, ceramic dinner set from start to finish. Right from compressing and cutting out your forms, to decorating and personalising you creations.
Week 1 (7th January) @6pm - 8pm: For the first class you will be creating 2 plates from start to finish. You will create and design the shape and begin creating them, adding all the personal touches you need!
Week 2 (14th January) @6pm - 8pm: During the second class you will create 2 tumblers in any style you wish. For this class you will learn how to create sturdy joints and get stuck in to slab building.
Week 3 ( 21st January) @6pm - 8pm: For the third class you will create 2 gorgeous bowls using the coiling technique.
Week 4 ( 28th January) @6pm - 8pm: To finish the dinner set you will make up to 3 table decorations (eg. candle stick holders) using any of the techniques learnt in the previous classes.
Week 5 ( 11th February) @6pm - 8pm: Finally for week 5 you will be glazing your pieces and adding final personal design touches with a splash of colour!
This workshop's aim is to make clay fun and accessible for everyone. All tools for carving, aprons, clay, rolling pins and guides, rolling mats, teas and coffees, and letters for embossing templates will be provided. Just bring yourselves.
Age restrictions: 16+
Adult (5 week course - 2 hour class each week) | £200 |
/ (0) | Free |
It was my first time doing pottery and I enjoyed it
It was my first time doing pottery and I enjoyed it
Unfortunately, I will no longer be accepting last minute cancellations or rescheduling due to covid related issues as Government regulations have been dropped in regards to covid.
Self taught ceramicist Jess Xuereb is the maker behind MadeThisMess. She initially started her business in early 2021 through making and selling ceramics, but has recently expanded that into teaching! She has a love for handmade slab built ceramics and is very kean to share it with everyone in the hopes of making pottery easily accessible.
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