Not at all! Anyone can create with clay, regardless of prior experience.
My classes are open to all ages, but for wheel throwing specifically, I recommend ages 8 and up. Younger children are welcome to hand-build or simply join in to watch and be part of the experience, depending on the class environment.
To sign up for classes, check out the “Classes” tab at the top of the page or click [here]. (https://www.drtpottery.com/book-online)
Wear comfortable clothing that you don't mind getting dirty. If you'd like to keep your clothes clean, aprons are available for use during the class.
Yes, long fingernails can make it difficult to throw on the pottery wheel.
You don't need to bring anything extra. However, feel free to bring your own tools if you prefer, and it's always a good idea to bring something to keep you hydrated during the class.
Yes, I do! Please reach out to me via phone or email if you'd like to bring a party of 9 or more.
Please notify me at least 48 hours in advance of your scheduled class to cancel or reschedule. Unfortunately, no refunds will be provided for late notices.
While I take every precaution to ensure your piece is safe during firing, sometimes accidents happen. If your piece gets damaged, we can discuss options to remake it or provide other solutions.
You can expect your finished work of art within 2-4 weeks. The exact timing may vary depending on the kiln firing schedule, so it could be sooner or later than expected.
Absolutely! You can come back and glaze your own piece when it is ready for an additional charge (cost of glaze included).
Yes, the finished pieces are food, dishwasher, and microwave safe.
I use Laguna B-Mix 5 WC401, which is stoneware, and I fire it to cone 6.
Yes, there will be weekly classes in the future, along with raku and handbuilding classes.
Yes, gift certificates are available and make a great gift for friends and family! Click [here]. (https://www.drtpottery.com/gift-cards)
The cost of a class includes all necessary materials, tools, and firing fees.
