Beginning Ceramics, Extended Class

This introductory class focuses on wheel throwing and basic glazing. It is perfect for a group of friends, family, couples or even by yourself (you will make friends in this class, I promise). In this class, you will be learning the basics of forming a ball of clay into a beautiful vase, cup, mug, bowl, or plate using an electric potter's wheel. If you’re feeling especially inspired to take on more… how about a bird feeder or planter!?! The possibilities are endless with pottery.

This class has an extended format, meeting six sessions instead of four and allowing almost a doubling of productive class time. 

Materials will be provided. Additionally, the items you create go home with you to share with your friends and family. All items made are food, dishwasher, and microwave safe.

What Not to Wear:

• Do not wear any dangling jewelry or lanyards that can get caught in machinery. 
  
• Do not wear clothing with loose sleeves or draped or dangling elements that can get caught in machinery
• No open toe shoes (anywhere in the facility)
• Long hair and beards should be securely tied back.
• Currently face masks must be worn in all areas of the facility. A cotton cloth mask with ties instead of ear loops must be well secured with no dangling tie ends.
  

We will provide all materials for class projects.

Upon completion of the class, Ideaworks members may be certified to use the covered ceramics studio tools unsupervised during business hours with instructor's approval.

FREE MONTH OF MEMBERSHIP - New members only

The class includes a one month associate membership to Ideaworks. This offer is only valid for classes $100 and over. Your associate membership starts on the day of your last scheduled class. If you would like to continue your membership, please visit us here:

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Current members of Fresno Ideaworks are not eligible for this promotion. This offer cannot be combined with any other offer.

Note: Please trim your nails down. Longer nails make throwing on the wheel very difficult.