Intermediate Wheel: Potter’s Wheel, 7-Week Course (7 Recurring Classes in a row)
 
Participants will receive clay, tools, glaze, and instruction from a SPAC instructor. The instructor leads the class through a 7 week session of recurring classes. Several items (and attempted items!) will be made throughout the duration of the class. There will be 6 classes dedicated to wet clay work and the making of clay items, and 1 class dedicated to the discussion and the glazing of those items. Participants will touch up on their skills with cylinders, bowls, trimming, and handles, while also learning jars and lids, plates, shaping, and other alterations. SPAC fires the finished projects after you glaze them in the final class, and then notifies you when they are ready to be picked up!
 
Class Schedule (2 Hours 15 Minutes per class):
 
Class 1 - March 7, 6:00PM-8:15PM
15 Minute Meet-&-Greet + 1 Hour 45 Minute Class (clay work) + 15 Minute Cleanup (cylinders, shaping)
 
Class 2 - March 14, 6:00PM-8:15PM
2 Hour 15 Minute Class (clay work) + 15 Minute Cleanup (cylinders, handles)
 
Class 3 - March 21, 6:00PM-8:15PM
2 Hour 15 Minute Class (clay work) + 15 Minute Cleanup (jars, shaping)
 
Class 4 - March 28, 6:00PM-8:15PM
2 Hour 15 Minute Class (clay work) + 15 Minute Cleanup (jars, bowls)
 
Class 5 - April 4, 6:00PM-8:15PM
2 Hour 15 Minute Class (clay work) + 15 Minute Cleanup (bowls, plates)
 
Class 6 - April 11, 6:00PM-8:15PM
2 Hour 15 Minute Class (clay work) + 15 Minute Cleanup (plates, trimming)
 
Class 7 - April 18, 6:00PM-8:15PM
2 Hour 15 Minute Class (glaze work) + 10 Minute Cleanup + 5 Minutes of Pictures
 
Full 7-Week Adult Classes come with open studio time! Once during the 7 weeks, you are allowed to practice outside of class time, in the studio, for up to 3 hours. These 3 hour sessions have to fall between 9AM and 12AM, and can be broken up.
 
$195.00 Per Seat, (Maximum of 8 Seats)
#25 of Clay, Glaze, Tools, Equipment, and Firings Included
 
**The Instructor reserves the right to cancel a class due to low enrollment. Though quite rare, if the class has low enrollment, there is a slight possibility of it being canceled.**