Clay Dreaming Pottery Studio

For experienced potters seeking one-on-one instruction and personalized guidance

Designed for people with some experience who want to expand their knowledge. Learn techniques such as handles, ladles, and large vessels.

Beginners handbuilding class covering methods such as pinch, slab, and coil construction

Mixture of wheel throwing and handbuilding over 8 weeks. Learn basic hand building and wheel throwing techniques including trimming, pinch pots, coils, and vessel work.

Introductory wheel throwing and handbuilding class covering centering, coning, opening, trimming, pinch pots, and coils

Pottery class for more experienced potters. Expand knowledge of sculpture, wheel forms, and advanced techniques.

Great for beginners. Provides basic handbuilding techniques including slab construction for functional and non-functional forms.

Focuses on hand-building methods. 6-week session.

For people with wheel experience. Students will center and make forms independently. Not intended for beginners without wheel throwing experience.

Mixture of wheel throwing and handbuilding over 6 weeks for beginners. Covers centering, opening, pulling, pinching, pinch pots, coils, and studio equipment. Includes design and aesthetic discussions.

Provides hand-building methods such as pinch and coil construction to create both functional and non-functional forms. Suitable for beginners.

Beginner class focusing on handbuilding methods and techniques. Learn functional and non-functional forms, design principles, and surface techniques.

Mixture of wheel throwing and handbuilding. 6-week course covering centering, trimming, pinch pots, and coils with design and aesthetics discussions.

Prerequisite: Clay 1 and Clay 2 must be completed prior to enrollment

Provides basic handbuilding methods such as pinch, coil, and slab construction to create both functional and non-functional forms.

Advanced class for experienced potters. Prerequisite: Clay I + Clay II completion. Offers hands-on guidance and individual arrangements.

Designed for people with previous clay experience who want to expand their knowledge.

Provides basic handbuilding methods such as pinch, coil, and slab construction to create both functional and non-functional forms.