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Sunday Afternoon Clay Class - 2026
with Jane Burgess
Please note the dates are not consecutive. The studio will be closed for Mother's Day, May 10th and Father's Day, June 21st.
This class is perfect for beginning to intermediate students. We'll start with the basics of wheel throwing from centering, opening, and shaping of a pot. We'll focus on understanding the basics of making the foundational shape of cylinders first. Once you have achieved those, the world of clay opens up for you!
Students will work at their own pace and level, to learn the skills of the life cycle of a pot from wedging clay, trimming, glazing and finishing. We'll helo you are your own level of skill, with group or individual demonstrations as needed. We want to encourage learning, experimenting and improving your technique.
What do I need to bring?
- Wear old clothes or an apron.
- Closed toe shoes, NO SANDALS for safety.
- Light plastic to cover your pieces.
- Pottery tools if you have them, but we have plenty to borrow if you don't!
- Bring a friend, and have some fun.
Class includes 25lbs clay. Students may use any of the clay types but some clay bodies have an upcharge. Please pick up clay during the session. Clay cannot be "banked" for future pick up. Please write your name on your clay and keep it on your student shelf. Any unopened clay not used during the session must be stored at home.
Classes may be cancelled at short notice if the minimum attendance is not reached. Your money will be refunded should this happen.
This class is intended for adults 18 years and older.
Please refer to our main website www.Clayworxstudios.com for our policies.
This is a 7 week class.
Intermediate Watercolor Painting, Series of 6 classes, 2026
with Beth Bale
Watercolor painter Beth Bale will lead 6 classes for intermediate watercolor painters, May through July. These classes are for artists with experience in watercolor painting, who are comfortable with basic watercolor techniques and want to improve their skills and knowledge of watercolor painting. Beth will challenge students to expand their experiences with watercolor, try new things, create good sketches, paint en plein air, pay attention to issues such as composition, values and perspective as well as using multiple watercolor techniques in each painting. As always, Beth will demo in each class and guide students in using the techniques discussed to create paintings of their chosen topic/photo. Students may work on any subjects they wish, but each class will focus on a topic or topics and Beth will guide students wishing to work on this topic, but always provides individual help and guidance throughout class. Beth is a fun and encouraging teacher, who wants to bring out the most creative part of each student and help them gain confidence in their art.
Students will be provided with the materials list for the classes so they can come prepared for class and can work on paintings between classes.
Cost: $150 for the series of 6 classes (sorry, but there are no refunds for classes missed)
Dates: Sunday, May 3rd, 17th and 31st; June 14th and 28th; and July 12th. Please note these are not consecutive dates.
Beginner Watercolor Painting, Series of 6 classes, 2026
with Beth Bale
Watercolor artist, Beth Bale, will be teaching a series of beginner watercolor painting classes, May through July. These classes are for people who want to learn watercolor techniques and become more confident in their use of this amazing artistic medium. No experience is necessary. Students will be taught specific watercolor techniques each class and Beth will do demonstrations of these techniques. Students will create a painting each class as she guides the class in the painting for the day. The classes will focus on animals, landscapes, and more (with input from the students who sign up). Classes are fun and supportive. Beth is an encouraging teacher.
Students will be sent the materials list for the classes so they can have their own supplies or may use Beth’s paints, paper, brushes and palettes for $5/class. Students using Beth’s 4 basic supplies will still need to bring the other basic items on the materials list.
Cost: $150 for the series of 6 classes (sorry, but there are no refunds for classes missed)
Dates: Sunday, May 3rd, 17th and 31st; June 14th and 28th; and July 12th. Please note these are not consecutive dates.
Time: 4:30pm to 6:30pm
Will run
Sunday Evening Clay Class - 2026
with Jane Burgess
Please note the dates are not consecutive. The studio will be closed for Mother's Day, May 10th and Father's Day, June 21st.
This class is perfect for beginning to intermediate students. We'll start with the basics of wheel throwing from centering, opening, and shaping of a pot. We'll focus on understanding the basics of making the foundational shape of cylinders first. Once you have achieved those, the world of clay opens up for you!
Students will work at their own pace and level, to learn the skills of the life cycle of a pot from wedging clay, trimming, glazing and finishing. We'll helo you are your own level of skill, with group or individual demonstrations as needed. We want to encourage learning, experimenting and improving your technique.
What do I need to bring?
- Wear old clothes or an apron.
- Closed toe shoes, NO SANDALS for safety.
- Light plastic to cover your pieces.
- Pottery tools if you have them, but we have plenty to borrow if you don't!
- Bring a friend, and have some fun.
Class includes 25lbs clay. Students may use any of the clay types but some clay bodies have an upcharge. Please pick up clay during the session. Clay cannot be "banked" for future pick up. Please write your name on your clay and keep it on your student shelf. Any unopened clay not used during the session must be stored at home.
Classes may be cancelled at short notice if the minimum attendance is not reached. Your money will be refunded should this happen.
This class is intended for adults 18 years and older.
Please refer to our main website www.Clayworxstudios.com for our policies.
This is a 7 week class.
Monday AM Introduction To Pottery Making (wheel and hand-building) 2026
with Lynn Flyer
Please note the dates are not consecutive. The studio will be closed for Memorial Day, May 25th.
This class is open to all levels and is designed for beginners to explore a variety of pottery making techniques. Start your clay adventures off by building a great foundation with class demonstrations and guided lessons. Each class will focus on the fundamentals you need to develop your skills. We’ll explore building with slabs, coils, pinching and throwing along with trimming and finishing touches that get amazing results.
What do I need to bring:
- Wear old clothes or an apron
- Closed toe shoes, NO SANDALS for safety
- Light plastic to cover your pieces
- Pottery tools if you have them, but we have plenty to borrow if you don't!
- Bring a friend, and have some fun.
Class includes 25lbs clay. Students may use any of the clay types but some clay bodies have an upcharge. Please pick up clay during the session. Clay cannot be "banked" for future pick up. Please write your name on your clay and keep it on your student shelf. Any unopened clay not used during the session must be stored at home.
Classes may be cancelled at short notice if the minimum attendance is not achieved. Your money will be refunded should this happen.
Please refer to our main website www.Clayworxstudios.com for our policies.
This is an 8 week class.
Monday Afternoon Handbuilding - Basics and Beyond 2026
with Lynn Flyer
Please note the dates are not consecutive. The studio will be closed for Memorial Day, May 25th.
Discover the endless possibilities hand building has to offer to make functional and unique pottery. Students of all experience levels will enjoy learning new techniques in this class.
We will focus on a variety of slab forming methods and surface decoration to create visual interest.
Learn how to make and use your own templates, stamps, sprig molds and bisque molds to enhance your work. Add volume and change the basic cylinder using altering techniques. Students with wheel experience will learn how to combine thrown and hand built components to alter pieces and create even more complex forms.
What do I need to bring?
- Wear old clothes or an apron.
- Closed toe shoes, NO SANDALS for safety.
- Light plastic to cover your pieces.
- Pottery tools if you have them, but we have plenty to borrow if you don't!
Class includes 25lbs clay. Students may use any of the clay types but some clay bodies have an upcharge. Please pick up clay during the session. Clay cannot be "banked" for future pick up. Please write your name on your clay and keep it on your student shelf. Any unopened clay not used during the session must be stored at home.
Classes may be cancelled at short notice if the minimum attendance is not achieved. Your money will be refunded should this happen.
Please refer to our main website www.Clayworxstudios.com for our policies.
This is an 8 week class.
Will run
Monday PM - Handbuilding & Wheel - 2026
with Debbie Englund
Please note the dates are not consecutive. The studio will be closed for Memorial Day, May 25th.
This class is designed for any skill level and will focus on all aspects of ceramic sculpture and wheel throwing from concept to completion. We will discuss elements of 3-dimensional design, methods of constructing with clay, and surface treatments.
Students will design work based on personal interest and will be encouraged to stretch their imaginations. We will experiment with several different techniques including wheel throwing fundamentals, modeling and slab building. Students will finish their work using a range of surface treatments including texture, ceramic glaze, and polychrome.
Group demonstrations and instruction will be based on students’ interests and questions. Individual instruction will be provided at each class to promote student success. This class is intended for adults 18 years and older.
What do I need to bring:
- Wear old clothes or an apron
- Closed toe shoes, NO SANDALS for safety
- some light plastic to cover your pieces (drycleaning bags are the best)
- pottery tools if you have them, but we have plenty to borrow if you don't!
- bring a friend, and have some fun.
Class includes 25lbs clay. Students may use any of the clay types but some clay bodies have an upcharge. Please pick up clay during the session. Clay may not be "banked" for future pick up. Clay must be kept on student shelf. Any unopened clay not used during the session must be stored at home.
Classes may be cancelled at short notice if the minimum attendance is not achieved. Your money will be refunded should this happen.
Please refer to our main website www.Clayworxstudios.com for our policies.
This is an 8 week class.
Tuesday AM - Wheel & Handbuilding 2026
with Lara O'Keefe
This class covers all levels and aspects of wheel throwing and handbuilding skills. Students will explore all forms of pottery and can discuss the commonalities and complexities of various shapes and forms. Students will work at their own levels, on their own projects to bring their ideas to life with the help of the instructor.
Group demonstrations and instruction will be based on students’ interests and questions. Individual instruction will be provided at each class to promote student success.
What do I need to bring?
- Wear old clothes or an apron.
- Closed toe shoes, NO SANDALS for safety.
- Light plastic to cover your pieces.
- Pottery tools if you have them, but we have plenty to borrow if you don't!
- Bring a friend, and have some fun.
Class includes 25lbs clay. Students may use any of the clay types but some clay bodies have an upcharge. Please pick up clay during the session. Clay cannot be "banked" for future pick up. Please write your name on your clay and keep it on your student shelf. Any unopened clay not used during the session must be stored at home.
Classes may be cancelled at short notice if the minimum attendance is not achieved. Your money will be refunded should this happen.
Please refer to our main website www.Clayworxstudios.com for our policies.
This is an 8 week class.
Will run