Clay Classes

Located in Williams Mill Creative Art Studios, in Glen Williams, Ontario 

Introduction to Pottery

Designed for the beginner. No prior experience with clay is required but those with experience are welcome too! We will go over a variety of techniques, including throwing pottery on the wheel, hand-building, trimming, decoration and glazing. You will learn to make your very own cups, bowls and vases! Usually people have between 10-15 pieces by the end of this class.

6 Week Class                                  

Tuesday Evenings, 6:30-8:30pm, Mar 18 - April 22
Cost: $325 + HST            

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Intermediate Classes

Thursday Evenings, Feb 20- April 3
6:30-8:30pm

For those that have  taken at least 1 session of pottery classes prior and wish to develop their skills. The emphasis of this class is to improve your throwing and/or hand-building in order to make larger vessels, or try new shapes. such as vases, plates or perfect your mug making techniques. We will also work on surface design.

Cost: $360 + HST                                         Register now!


Currently all my other classes are full.
If these classes don't work for you, please sign up on my waitlist and request a time that you are looking for by clicking this link: Join the Waitlist


Studio

515 Main Street, Unit 6, Glen Williams, ON

Located in the courtyard of Williams Mill Creative Art Studios. It is equipped with 5 pottery wheels, slab roller and an electric kiln. 

About the instructor...

Jenanne Longman obtained her fine art degree from Nova Scotia College of Art and Design University in Halifax. She has over 30 years of experience working with clay and has developed many different skills and techniques during this time. She's taught at a variety of institutions and studios, including Harbourfront Centre, the Gardiner Museum, Toronto School of Art and Fleming College.  She designs her classes for beginners, however is happy to include advanced techniques to those with prior experience working with clay.


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