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Our drop-in sessions offer guided support for new and continuing students of all levels to complete hand-building projects.

     

    Wheel throwing seats will be available to our returning wheel-throwing students only. Don’t forget to book a glazing session to finish the work you create in prior classes. Glazing not your thing, or class doesn't fit your schedule? Ask us about our glazing service.

     

    Save 10% by booking three or more sessions!

     

    Choose from:

    • Hand-building/sculpture (available to all):  Learn manual formation techniques, including pinching, coiling, slab construction, and additive and subtractive sculpture to complete one-of-a-kind objects.

    • Wheel throwing (available only to our previous wheel-throwing students or those with an established practice): Turbo- charge your practice with hands-on support to overcome challenges or learn new techniques!

     

    IMPORTANT DETAILS:

    • A glazing session is required to complete works created in prior weeks. If you can't attend a glazing session but want to complete your work, we can glaze your pieces for you for an additional fee.
    • If the minimum registration of three students per class is not met within three calendar days of the scheduled class, the class will be cancelled with the option to receive a credit note or full refund. Please refer to our cancellation policy for more details.

     

    Classes in wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques run from Sunday, 7 October

    Class dates:

    • 7 October
    • 14 October
    • 21 October
    • 28 October (glaze session)

    T4 Drop-In - Wednesdays 6:00 - 8:30 pm

    A$110.00Price
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    Home Clay Studio acknowledges the traditional custodians of these lands, the Woiwurrung and Boonwurrung and Wurundjeri people of the Eastern Kulin Nation. We pay deepest respect to elders past, present, and emerging. This always has been and always will be indigenous land.

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