Spinning Beginnings

$399.00

Ready to spin your first pot or get back on the wheel? Join Spinning Beginnings — a 6-week journey from your first touch of clay to your first masterpiece! 

Course Overview

Week 1: First Steps — Finding the center + studio orientation

Week 2: Building Skills — Pulling your first cylinders

Week 3: Shaping Up — Trimming, handles, and finishing

Week 4: Finding Control —Mindful throwing techniques

Week 5: Exploring Form — Shaping your pieces

Week 6: Final Touch — Glazing your beautiful pieces

This class is ideal for first-time and returning potters at a beginner level, built to set students up to be confident and informed potters ready to join a community studio. Your instructor will cover pottery basics, focusing on the cylindrical form, with added knowledge along the way. 

Classes are limited to just 8 students — so you’ll always get personal attention and enjoy a cozy, semi-private atmosphere (and trust us — when learning hands-on skills like pottery, that makes all the difference!). No experience needed — just bring your hands, curiosity, and a little love for clay!

Have some experience? No problem, this class is great for refining existing skills or getting back on the wheel after a break. Our instructor will work with you to use and improve your current skillset. 

IMPORTANT INFO: Classes must have a minimum of 4 students signed up to run. 

Long nails will make your throwing journey much more challenging. For best class experience it is encouraged to remove long nails for the class duration.


About the Instructor

Liz focuses on wheel-thrown, carved, and illustrated ceramic art. She studied ceramics in college while pursuing her degree in scientific illustration and has exhibited her work at pottery shows and festivals. Liz loves the process of helping potters build solid, confident skills from the ground up. You can check out her work on Instagram @theANURAN

Please read the Rules before register.

For adults 16+

Ready to spin your first pot or get back on the wheel? Join Spinning Beginnings — a 6-week journey from your first touch of clay to your first masterpiece! 

Course Overview

Week 1: First Steps — Finding the center + studio orientation

Week 2: Building Skills — Pulling your first cylinders

Week 3: Shaping Up — Trimming, handles, and finishing

Week 4: Finding Control —Mindful throwing techniques

Week 5: Exploring Form — Shaping your pieces

Week 6: Final Touch — Glazing your beautiful pieces

This class is ideal for first-time and returning potters at a beginner level, built to set students up to be confident and informed potters ready to join a community studio. Your instructor will cover pottery basics, focusing on the cylindrical form, with added knowledge along the way. 

Classes are limited to just 8 students — so you’ll always get personal attention and enjoy a cozy, semi-private atmosphere (and trust us — when learning hands-on skills like pottery, that makes all the difference!). No experience needed — just bring your hands, curiosity, and a little love for clay!

Have some experience? No problem, this class is great for refining existing skills or getting back on the wheel after a break. Our instructor will work with you to use and improve your current skillset. 

IMPORTANT INFO: Classes must have a minimum of 4 students signed up to run. 

Long nails will make your throwing journey much more challenging. For best class experience it is encouraged to remove long nails for the class duration.


About the Instructor

Liz focuses on wheel-thrown, carved, and illustrated ceramic art. She studied ceramics in college while pursuing her degree in scientific illustration and has exhibited her work at pottery shows and festivals. Liz loves the process of helping potters build solid, confident skills from the ground up. You can check out her work on Instagram @theANURAN

Please read the Rules before register.

For adults 16+

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