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Introduction to Printmaking - Sunday Afternoons with Amanda Swanson, 11/01 - 12/06, 2:00pm-4:00pm
In this class we will use a variety of printmaking techniques, including types of relief, intaglio, and collagraph, as well as making a print edition series, and discussing some of the historical uses of prints.
We will also learn how to safely use a printing press, carving tools, and inks. Each student will make at least 4 unique images, with the possibility of dozens of variations of each plate!
Beginner / Intermediate Stained Glass - Sunday Afternoons w/ Kristin, 11/1 - 12/6, 2-5pm
Interested in how traditional stained glass windows were made? Learn to create your own unique stained glass window with Kristin J. Harsma, a local stained glass artist, using the copper foil method. You will learn the complete process of making a small stained glass window starting with choosing a pattern, cutting the glass, foiling and finally soldering to complete the work. Other interesting and important highlights will include tips and safety precautions. You will pick 1 of 5 provided patterns, all designed by Kristin, or bring your own (no bigger than 10x10 inches for beginners) Class price covers all supplies and shared tools such as glass grinders and soldering irons. You are welcome to choose from our scrap glass or purchase your own. Class is 6 sessions.
Beginner Handbuilding with Valerie Flynn - Monday Mornings, 11/2-12/7, 10:00am - 1:00pm
with Valerie
I'm excited to share my passion and process in this immersive six session series where we'll sculpt a ceramic bust from the ground up.
What We'll Explore: A variety of sculptural techniques. Learn to bring your concepts to life in this versatile medium. Learn to create an armature as a base support for your sculpture.
Surface Magic: We'll delve into refining the surface of your sculpture, smoothing transitions, and adding subtle details that make all the difference.
Who is this for? Beginning to Advanced Students: Some prior experience with hand-building is recommended, but not necessary.
What's Included: All the clay you'll need for your basic sculpting tools (feel free to bring your favorites) Firing of your finished sculpture Individualized guidance and feedback throughout the process A creative and inspiring studio environment
Drawing Core Concepts 1 - Monday Afternoons with Amanda Swanson, 11/02- 12/07, 2:00PM-4:00PM
In this class we will use a variety of printmaking techniques, including types of relief, intaglio, and collagraph, as well as making a print edition series, and discussing some of the historical uses of prints.
We will also learn how to safely use a printing press, carving tools, and inks. Each student will make at least 4 unique images, with the possibility of dozens of variations of each plate!
Beginner / Intermediate Stained Glass - Monday Afternoons w/ Kristin, 11/2 - 12/7, 2-5pm
Interested in how traditional stained glass windows were made? Learn to create your own unique stained glass window with Kristin J. Harsma, a local stained glass artist, using the copper foil method. You will learn the complete process of making a small stained glass window starting with choosing a pattern, cutting the glass, foiling and finally soldering to complete the work. Other interesting and important highlights will include tips and safety precautions. You will pick 1 of 5 provided patterns, all designed by Kristin, or bring your own (no bigger than 10x10 inches for beginners) Class price covers all supplies and shared tools such as glass grinders and soldering irons. You are welcome to choose from our scrap glass or purchase your own. Class is 6 sessions.
Beginner / Intermediate Wheel Ceramics - Monday Evenings with Amanda, 11/2 -12/7, 5:30pm-8:30pm
Introductory class where students learn wheel-throwing fundamentals. Newcomers to the wheel will learn to center clay and throw basic cylindrical forms and bowls. Students with some experience are also welcome to improve their skills and be guided to try larger or more complex forms and/or hand-altered pieces. All students will learn how to glaze/decorate their finished work. New to beginner students welcome—no previous wheel-throwing experience necessary. (Material fee includes Clay, Firings and Glaze)
Urban Sketching - 6-Class Series With Ally, Monday Evenings, 11/02-12/14, 6:00pm - 8:00pm **NO CLASS 11/9
Introduction to urban sketching with Ally. Students will learn the fundamentals of creating of image of a building or other urban element to paper. Students will then add shading through ink, and a bit of watercolor. Bring your own image for inspiration.
Beginner / Intermediate Wheel - Tuesday Mornings with Amanda, 11/03 -12/8, 10:00am-1:00pm
In this introductory class, students will learn wheel-throwing fundamentals. Newcomers to the wheel will learn to center clay and throw basic cylindrical forms and bowls. Students with some experience are also welcome to come improve their skills and learn to make larger and more complex forms. Students will learn how to glaze/decorate their finished work. New students welcome—no previous wheel-throwing experience necessary.
Beginner / Intermediate Stained Glass - Tuesday Evenings w/ Kristin, 11/3 - 12/8, 5:30pm-8:30pm
Interested in how traditional stained glass windows were made? Learn to create your own unique stained glass window with Kristin J. Harsma, a local stained glass artist, using the copper foil method. You will learn the complete process of making a small stained glass window starting with choosing a pattern, cutting the glass, foiling and finally soldering to complete the work. Other interesting and important highlights will include tips and safety precautions. You will pick 1 of 5 provided patterns, all designed by Kristin, or bring your own (no bigger than 10x10 inches for beginners) Class price covers all supplies and shared tools such as glass grinders and soldering irons. You are welcome to choose from our scrap glass or purchase your own. Class is 6 sessions.
Intermediate Wheel Ceramics - Tuesday Evenings with Amanda, 11/3-12/08, 6:00pm-9:00pm
In this intermediate class, students will continue wheel-throwing fundamentals. Please note that prior class or experience is required. Students will improve their skills and learn to make larger and more complex forms. Students will continue to learn glazing and decorating techniques to finish their work.
Introduction to Printmaking - Tuesday Evenings with Amanda Swanson, 11/3-12/8, 6:30PM-8:30PM
In this class we will use a variety of printmaking techniques, including types of relief, intaglio, and collagraph, as well as making a print edition series, and discussing some of the historical uses of prints.
We will also learn how to safely use a printing press, carving tools, and inks. Each student will make at least 4 unique images, with the possibility of dozens of variations of each plate!
Beginner / Intermediate Wheel - Wednesday Mornings with Amanda, 11/4 - 12/9, 10:00am-1:00pm
In this introductory class, students will learn wheel-throwing fundamentals. Newcomers to the wheel will learn to center clay and throw basic cylindrical forms and bowls. Students with some experience are also welcome to come improve their skills and learn to make larger and more complex forms. Students will learn how to glaze/decorate their finished work. New students welcome—no previous wheel-throwing experience necessary.
Introduction to Printmaking - Wednesday Afternoons with Amanda Swanson, 11/04 - 12/09, 2:00pm-4:00pm
In this class we will use a variety of printmaking techniques, including types of relief, intaglio, and collagraph, as well as making a print edition series, and discussing some of the historical uses of prints.
We will also learn how to safely use a printing press, carving tools, and inks. Each student will make at least 4 unique images, with the possibility of dozens of variations of each plate!
MIG Welding - Wednesday Evenings with Courtni, 11/4-12/16, 6:00pm - 8:00pm **NO CLASS 11/25**
In this class you will learn the basic fundamentals of welding, the tools involved, and how to properly use them. We will be learning MIG welding, a popular and widely used technique when working with steel. This is a hands-on class where you will learn skills to complete your own personal project from start to finish, including design, cutting, tack welds, and running a bead, as well as grinding and finishing. This class is perfect for artists or hobbyists that want to see how the creative welding process works while gaining confidence to explore the beautiful art of welding. I look forward to sharing my skills and love of welding with you all! See you in the welding studio!
Ceramic Sculpture & Handbuilding with Melinda - Thursday Mornings, 11/5-12/17, 10:00am - 1:00pm *NO CLASS 11/26
with Melinda Burkhead
I'm excited to share my passion and process in this immersive six session series where we'll sculpt a ceramic bust from the ground up.
What We'll Explore: A variety of sculptural techniques. Learn to bring your concepts to life in this versatile medium. Learn to create an armature as a base support for your sculpture.
Surface Magic: We'll delve into refining the surface of your sculpture, smoothing transitions, and adding subtle details that make all the difference.
Who is this for? Beginning to Advanced Students: Some prior experience with hand-building is recommended, but not necessary.
What's Included: All the clay you'll need for your basic sculpting tools (feel free to bring your favorites) Firing of your finished sculpture Individualized guidance and feedback throughout the process A creative and inspiring studio environment
Beginner Handbuilding with Valerie Flynn - Thursday, 11/5-12/17, 6:00PM - 9:00pm *NO CLASS 11/26
with Valerie
I'm excited to share my passion and process in this immersive six session series where we'll sculpt a ceramic bust from the ground up.
What We'll Explore: A variety of sculptural techniques. Learn to bring your concepts to life in this versatile medium. Learn to create an armature as a base support for your sculpture.
Surface Magic: We'll delve into refining the surface of your sculpture, smoothing transitions, and adding subtle details that make all the difference.
Who is this for? Beginning to Advanced Students: Some prior experience with hand-building is recommended, but not necessary.
What's Included: All the clay you'll need for your basic sculpting tools (feel free to bring your favorites) Firing of your finished sculpture Individualized guidance and feedback throughout the process A creative and inspiring studio environment
Drawing Core Concepts 1 - Thursday Evenings with Amanda Swanson, 11/05 - 12/17, 6:30pm-8:30pm (NO CLASS 11/26)
In this class we will use a variety of printmaking techniques, including types of relief, intaglio, and collagraph, as well as making a print edition series, and discussing some of the historical uses of prints.
We will also learn how to safely use a printing press, carving tools, and inks. Each student will make at least 4 unique images, with the possibility of dozens of variations of each plate!
Painting with Whimsey: The Art of Value Swapping, Intermediate +, 4-Class Series With Ally, Friday Afternoons, 11/06 - 12/11, 1:00pm - 3:00pm **NO CLASSES 11/13 and 11/27
Painting with Whimsey: The Art of Value Swapping Ready to swap realistic colors for a vibrant, expressive palette? In this hands-on workshop for intermediate painters, discover how to use value swapping to transform everyday objects into luminous, whimsical works of art. By breaking down reference images into grayscale value maps, you’ll learn how to replace local colors with bold, unexpected hues—like deep purples for rich shadows and electric teals for midtones—while maintaining 3D depth and form. Bring your favorite photo or use provided studio references.
Beginner Handbuilding and Sculpture with Valerie Flynn - Saturday Mornings, 11/7-12/12, 10:00am - 1:00pm
During the 6-week class, students will be encouraged to experiment with form and texture, allowing them to create both functional and non-functional sculptural works.
The instructor will help beginner level students get comfortable working with clay in its many stages from raw clay to finished artwork.
Come with an initial idea/project and you will develop your vision to final product, with an emphasis on personal expression and exploration. We will also discuss surface treatments, glazing options, and finishing techniques.
By the end of this class, you will have gained the confidence to continue exploring sculptural clay work independently. And more importantly, you will have gained friends along with you!
Raku Firing! Sunday November 8th, 11am-1pm with Melinda & Mike
Meet, Mingle and Make Fire! We have 2 small Raku kilns that we will keep running as long as we have items to fire. We will start in the morning (rain or shine!), unless a burn ban is in effect. Raku firing events generally take about 4 hours, so bring a snack! : )
Raku Firing! Sunday December 13, 11am-1pm with Melinda & Mike
Meet, Mingle and Make Fire! We have 2 small Raku kilns that we will keep running as long as we have items to fire. We will start in the morning (rain or shine!), unless a burn ban is in effect. Raku firing events generally take about 4 hours, so bring a snack! : )
Stained Glass Wind Spinners - Sunday, Oct 25th, 10am-2pm
Add light, movement, and handcrafted beauty to your spring garden with a three-dimensional stained glass wind spinner. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll choose from beautifully pre-cut geometric glass pieces, then learn how to foil and solder them together using special 3D forms that hold everything in the perfect shape as you build.
As your spinner comes together, you’ll see how flat pieces of glass transform into a sculptural, kinetic work of art that catches and reflects the light from every angle. Perfect for beginners and experienced makers alike, this guided class will leave you with a unique, garden-ready piece that sparkles in the breeze.
Autumn Collection - Seasonal Fused Glass Workshop (2 hours) Sunday Morning Oct 18th 10am-12pm
Create a Halloween or Thanksgiving fused glass panel to decorate your home for the Autumn season.
Ready to explore the art of kiln-formed glass? In this beginner-friendly fused glass workshop, you'll design and create a small functional glass piece, such as a 4–6" dish, plate, or tray.
You’ll learn to cut and layer pieces of colored glass, experiment with textures and embellishments, and understand how the kiln firing process transforms your work into smooth, finished art. Fired pieces will be ready for pickup within two weeks.
This is a great intro to the world of warm glass and a perfect stepping stone toward more advanced fused glass projects.
Autumn Collection - Seasonal Stained Glass Suncatchers Workshop
Seasonal Stained Glass Suncatchers – Autumn Collection
Welcome the cozy colors of fall by creating a stained glass suncatcher inspired by the changing season. Select from a variety of autumn-themed patterns including pumpkins, Oak leaves, mushrooms, owls, candy corn or one of our spooky designs, while learning the copper foil stained glass process.
This beginner-friendly workshop covers every step from cutting and grinding glass to foiling and soldering. By the end of class, you'll have a handcrafted piece that brings the warm colors of autumn into your home long after the leaves have fallen.
Ceramic Sculpture & Handbuilding with Melinda - Thursday Mornings, 09/17-10/22, 10:00am - 1:00pm
with Melinda Burkhead
I'm excited to share my passion and process in this immersive six session series where we'll sculpt a ceramic bust from the ground up.
What We'll Explore: A variety of sculptural techniques. Learn to bring your concepts to life in this versatile medium. Learn to create an armature as a base support for your sculpture.
Surface Magic: We'll delve into refining the surface of your sculpture, smoothing transitions, and adding subtle details that make all the difference.
Who is this for? Beginning to Advanced Students: Some prior experience with hand-building is recommended, but not necessary.
What's Included: All the clay you'll need for your basic sculpting tools (feel free to bring your favorites) Firing of your finished sculpture Individualized guidance and feedback throughout the process A creative and inspiring studio environment
Beginner / Intermediate Wheel - Wednesday Mornings with Amanda, 09/16 - 10/21, 10:00am-1:00pm
In this introductory class, students will learn wheel-throwing fundamentals. Newcomers to the wheel will learn to center clay and throw basic cylindrical forms and bowls. Students with some experience are also welcome to come improve their skills and learn to make larger and more complex forms. Students will learn how to glaze/decorate their finished work. New students welcome—no previous wheel-throwing experience necessary.
Intermediate Wheel Ceramics - Tuesday Evenings with Amanda, 09/15 -10/20, 6:00pm-9:00pm
In this intermediate class, students will continue wheel-throwing fundamentals. Please note that prior class or experience is required. Students will improve their skills and learn to make larger and more complex forms. Students will continue to learn glazing and decorating techniques to finish their work.
Beginner / Intermediate Wheel - Tuesday Mornings with Amanda, 09/15 -10/20, 10:00am-1:00pm
In this introductory class, students will learn wheel-throwing fundamentals. Newcomers to the wheel will learn to center clay and throw basic cylindrical forms and bowls. Students with some experience are also welcome to come improve their skills and learn to make larger and more complex forms. Students will learn how to glaze/decorate their finished work. New students welcome—no previous wheel-throwing experience necessary.
Beginner / Intermediate Wheel Ceramics - Monday Evenings with Amanda, 09/14 - 10/19 5:30pm-8:30pm
Introductory class where students learn wheel-throwing fundamentals. Newcomers to the wheel will learn to center clay and throw basic cylindrical forms and bowls. Students with some experience are also welcome to improve their skills and be guided to try larger or more complex forms and/or hand-altered pieces. All students will learn how to glaze/decorate their finished work. New to beginner students welcome—no previous wheel-throwing experience necessary. (Material fee includes Clay, Firings and Glaze)
2 DAY WKSP Stained Glass Orchid, Sept 14th & 16th, Monday and Wednesday afternoon- 2pm-6pm
3D Stained Glass Orchid Workshop
Create an elegant three-dimensional orchid that brings the timeless beauty of this graceful flower to life in stained glass. In this unique two-day workshop, you'll learn techniques for constructing a sculptural glass orchid complete with leaves, blooms, and a decorative planter display.
Designed for Intermediate to Advanced stained glass students, you'll complete every step of the copper foil process, including cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, and finishing. This project requires precise fitting, careful assembly, and advanced soldering techniques, making prior stained glass experience essential.
This workshop is taught by a talented guest instructor, Kristin Norman, who specializes in three-dimensional stained glass. She'll share the construction methods and professional techniques she uses to transform flat glass into beautiful sculptural art.
Techniques: Glass cutting, grinding, copper foiling, three-dimensional assembly, soldering, and finishing
Leave with a beautiful stained glass orchid that never needs watering—a stunning handcrafted centerpiece that captures the elegance of a blooming orchid and will brighten your home year-round.
Workshop Schedule
Monday (2:00–6:00 PM): Cut, grind, and foil all glass pieces while preparing the project for assembly.
Wednesday (2:00–6:00 PM): Assemble, solder, reinforce, and finish your orchid, then mount it in its decorative planter with moss accents.
All materials, including the planter and display materials, are included in the materials fee.
Instructor: Kristin Norman
Duration: Two 4-hour sessions (8 hours total)
Schedule: Monday & Wednesday, 2:00–6:00 PM
Min/Max Students: 3/8
Prerequisites: Intermediate/Advanced - Must be comfortable cutting glass, foiling and soldering.
Tuition: $135
Materials Fee: $75
Taxes 9.2%: $19.32
TOTAL CLASS FEE: $229.32
Stained Glass Monstera Leaf - Wednesday, Aug 19th, 1pm-7pm
Stained Glass Monstera Suncatcher
Bring a touch of tropical greenery into your home with a handcrafted stained glass monstera leaf! In this beginner-friendly workshop, you'll create a beautiful suncatcher while learning the complete copper foil method of stained glass from start to finish.
Over the course of this five-hour class, you'll learn every step of the process, including safely cutting and shaping glass, grinding, applying copper foil, soldering, cleaning, and finishing your piece for display. Along the way, you'll gain confidence using stained glass tools and techniques while creating a project you'll be proud to hang in a sunny window.
Whether you're completely new to stained glass or looking to refresh your skills, this workshop offers a fun, supportive introduction to one of the most popular methods of stained glass art.
No experience necessary. All supplies, tools, and materials are included. Bring a snack and beverage for a light lunch break.
Introduction to Oil Painting - Wednesday Evenings with Victor, 07/29-09/02, 6:00pm - 8:00pm
An introductory watercolor class for beginning and intermediate students, taught by a talented Artist and Educator. In this class you will learn about materials, color theory, and basic techniques. This class is great for those who are brand new to watercolor, as well as those with prior experience and are looking to grow their skill set.
Ceramic Sculpture & Handbuilding CLUB with Melinda - Thursday Mornings, 07/30-09/03, 10:00am - 1:00pm
with Melinda Burkhead
I'm excited to share my passion and process in this immersive six session series where we'll sculpt a ceramic bust from the ground up.
What We'll Explore: A variety of sculptural techniques. Learn to bring your concepts to life in this versatile medium. Learn to create an armature as a base support for your sculpture.
Surface Magic: We'll delve into refining the surface of your sculpture, smoothing transitions, and adding subtle details that make all the difference.
Who is this for? Beginning to Advanced Students: Some prior experience with hand-building is recommended, but not necessary.
What's Included: All the clay you'll need for your basic sculpting tools (feel free to bring your favorites) Firing of your finished sculpture Individualized guidance and feedback throughout the process A creative and inspiring studio environment
Beginner / Intermediate Wheel - Wednesday Mornings with Rebecca, 07/29-09/02, 10:00am-1:00pm
In this introductory class, students will learn wheel-throwing fundamentals. Newcomers to the wheel will learn to center clay and throw basic cylindrical forms and bowls. Students with some experience are also welcome to come improve their skills and learn to make larger and more complex forms. Students will learn how to glaze/decorate their finished work. New students welcome—no previous wheel-throwing experience necessary.
Beginner / Intermediate Wheel - Tuesday Mornings with Rebecca, 07/28-09/01, 10:00am-1:00pm
In this introductory class, students will learn wheel-throwing fundamentals. Newcomers to the wheel will learn to center clay and throw basic cylindrical forms and bowls. Students with some experience are also welcome to come improve their skills and learn to make larger and more complex forms. Students will learn how to glaze/decorate their finished work. New students welcome—no previous wheel-throwing experience necessary.
Beginner / Intermediate Wheel Ceramics - Monday Evenings with Amanda, 09/14 -10/19, 5:30pm-8:30pm
Introductory class where students learn wheel-throwing fundamentals. Newcomers to the wheel will learn to center clay and throw basic cylindrical forms and bowls. Students with some experience are also welcome to improve their skills and be guided to try larger or more complex forms and/or hand-altered pieces. All students will learn how to glaze/decorate their finished work. New to beginner students welcome—no previous wheel-throwing experience necessary. (Material fee includes Clay, Firings and Glaze)
Stained Glass Monstera Leaf - Wednesday, July 22nd, 1pm-6pm
Stained Glass Monstera Suncatcher
Bring a touch of tropical greenery into your home with a handcrafted stained glass monstera leaf! In this beginner-friendly workshop, you'll create a beautiful suncatcher while learning the complete copper foil method of stained glass from start to finish.
Over the course of this five-hour class, you'll learn every step of the process, including safely cutting and shaping glass, grinding, applying copper foil, soldering, cleaning, and finishing your piece for display. Along the way, you'll gain confidence using stained glass tools and techniques while creating a project you'll be proud to hang in a sunny window.
Whether you're completely new to stained glass or looking to refresh your skills, this workshop offers a fun, supportive introduction to one of the most popular methods of stained glass art.
No experience necessary. All supplies, tools, and materials are included. Bring a snack and beverage for a light lunch break.
3D Stained Glass Succulent - Sunday, July 12th, 11am-5pm
Stained Glass Succulent Workshop
Add a little everlasting greenery to your space with a handcrafted stained glass succulent! In this beginner-friendly workshop, you'll create a dimensional glass sculpture using colorful stained glass and specially designed forms that help shape each layer of petals.
Choose from a variety of glass colors and build a layered succulent inspired by nature. You'll learn fundamental stained glass techniques including foiling, soldering, and assembly while creating a unique piece of art that requires no watering and never fades.
Whether displayed in a sunny window, on a shelf, or as part of your indoor garden décor, your finished succulent will be a beautiful reminder of your creativity.
No experience necessary. All materials included.
90 Minute Try It Wheel Ceramics - Monday Morning with Dan, 06/29, 10:00am-11:30am
In this introductory workshop, students will get 90 mins of pottery fun. Not sure about 6 week class? Try it out first! All clay, tools and instruction included. At end of 90 mins, you will have your raw pottery project to take with you or you can have it bisque fired for $10 or Bisque and Glazed fired for $30 (to pick up at later date).
Stained Glass Wind Spinners - Saturday, June 27th, 10am-2pm
Add light, movement, and handcrafted beauty to your spring garden with a three-dimensional stained glass wind spinner. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll choose from beautifully pre-cut geometric glass pieces, then learn how to foil and solder them together using special 3D forms that hold everything in the perfect shape as you build.
As your spinner comes together, you’ll see how flat pieces of glass transform into a sculptural, kinetic work of art that catches and reflects the light from every angle. Perfect for beginners and experienced makers alike, this guided class will leave you with a unique, garden-ready piece that sparkles in the breeze.
90 Minute Try It Wheel Ceramics - Friday Morning with Dan, 06/26, 10:00am-11:30am
In this introductory workshop, students will get 90 mins of pottery fun. Not sure about 6 week class? Try it out first! All clay, tools and instruction included. At end of 90 mins, you will have your raw pottery project to take with you or you can have it bisque fired for $10 or Bisque and Glazed fired for $30 (to pick up at later date).
90 Minute Try It Wheel Ceramics - Friday Morning with Dan, 06/19, 10:00am-11:30am
In this introductory workshop, students will get 90 mins of pottery fun. Not sure about 6 week class? Try it out first! All clay, tools and instruction included. At end of 90 mins, you will have your raw pottery project to take with you or you can have it bisque fired for $10 or Bisque and Glazed fired for $30 (to pick up at later date).
Introduction to Oil Painting - 6-week series - Wednesday Evenings with Victor, 06/17-07/13, 6:00pm-8:00pm
An introductory watercolor class for beginning and intermediate students, taught by a talented Artist and Educator. In this class you will learn about materials, color theory, and basic techniques. This class is great for those who are brand new to watercolor, as well as those with prior experience and are looking to grow their skill set.
90 Minute Try It Wheel Ceramics - Monday Morning with Dan, 06/15, 10:00am-11:30am
In this introductory workshop, students will get 90 mins of pottery fun. Not sure about 6 week class? Try it out first! All clay, tools and instruction included. At end of 90 mins, you will have your raw pottery project to take with you or you can have it bisque fired for $10 or Bisque and Glazed fired for $30 (to pick up at later date).
Beginner to Intermediate Wheel Ceramics - Saturday Mornings with Pat, 06/13-07/25, 10:00AM - 1:00PM
In this introductory class, students will learn wheel-throwing fundamentals. Newcomers to the wheel will learn to center clay and throw basic cylindrical forms and bowls. Students with some experience are also welcome to come improve their skills and learn to make larger and more complex forms. Students will learn how to glaze/decorate their finished work. New students welcome—no previous wheel-throwing experience necessary.
90 Minute Try It Wheel Ceramics - Friday Morning with Dan, 06/12, 10:00am-11:30am
In this introductory workshop, students will get 90 mins of pottery fun. Not sure about 6 week class? Try it out first! All clay, tools and instruction included. At end of 90 mins, you will have your raw pottery project to take with you or you can have it bisque fired for $10 or Bisque and Glazed fired for $30 (to pick up at later date).
Handbuilding and Sculptural Techniques in Clay - Thursday Mornings with Melinda, 06/11-07/16, 10:00am-1:00pm
with Melinda Burkhead
I'm excited to share my passion and process in this immersive six session series where we'll sculpt a ceramic bust from the ground up.
What We'll Explore: A variety of sculptural techniques. Learn to bring your concepts to life in this versatile medium. Learn to create an armature as a base support for your sculpture.
Surface Magic: We'll delve into refining the surface of your sculpture, smoothing transitions, and adding subtle details that make all the difference.
Who is this for? Beginning to Advanced Students: Some prior experience with hand-building is recommended, but not necessary.
What's Included: All the clay you'll need for your basic sculpting tools (feel free to bring your favorites) Firing of your finished sculpture Individualized guidance and feedback throughout the process A creative and inspiring studio environment
Beginner / Intermediate Wheel - Wednesday Mornings with Rebecca, 06/10-07/15, 10:00am-1:00pm
In this introductory class, students will learn wheel-throwing fundamentals. Newcomers to the wheel will learn to center clay and throw basic cylindrical forms and bowls. Students with some experience are also welcome to come improve their skills and learn to make larger and more complex forms. Students will learn how to glaze/decorate their finished work. New students welcome—no previous wheel-throwing experience necessary.
Intermediate Wheel Ceramics - Tuesday Evenings with Amanda, 06/09-07/14, 6:00pm-9:00pm
In this intermediate class, students will continue wheel-throwing fundamentals. Please note that prior class or experience is required. Students will improve their skills and learn to make larger and more complex forms. Students will continue to learn glazing and decorating techniques to finish their work.
Beginner / Intermediate Stained Glass - Tuesday Evenings w/ Kristin, 06/09-07/21, 5:30pm-8:30pm
Interested in how traditional stained glass windows were made? Learn to create your own unique stained glass window with Kristin J. Harsma, a local stained glass artist, using the copper foil method. You will learn the complete process of making a small stained glass window starting with choosing a pattern, cutting the glass, foiling and finally soldering to complete the work. Other interesting and important highlights will include tips and safety precautions. You will pick 1 of 5 provided patterns, all designed by Kristin, or bring your own (no bigger than 10x10 inches for beginners) Class price covers all supplies and shared tools such as glass grinders and soldering irons. You are welcome to choose from our scrap glass or purchase your own. Class is 6 sessions.
Beginner / Intermediate Wheel - Tuesday Mornings with Rebecca, 06/09-07/14, 10:00am-1:00pm
In this introductory class, students will learn wheel-throwing fundamentals. Newcomers to the wheel will learn to center clay and throw basic cylindrical forms and bowls. Students with some experience are also welcome to come improve their skills and learn to make larger and more complex forms. Students will learn how to glaze/decorate their finished work. New students welcome—no previous wheel-throwing experience necessary.