Learn to Throw 6-week course

£190.00
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This is the course to get you started on the wheel from the ground up. No previous experience necessary. With expert instruction in a small group, you will gain the skills and confidence to throw, throwing, glaze and fire your first pots.

Tutor: Karen Groves

Fee includes instruction, materials, studio glazes, and firing.

Refund Policy: If for any reason you are unable to attend the course you have booked, a full refund will be given up to 4 weeks before the start of the course. Half refunds are available between 4 & 2 weeks before the start date and for less than 2 weeks we are unable to offer refunds unless the place can be taken by someone else, in which case we refund you less £50 admin costs.

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This is the course to get you started on the wheel from the ground up. No previous experience necessary. With expert instruction in a small group, you will gain the skills and confidence to throw, throwing, glaze and fire your first pots.

Tutor: Karen Groves

Fee includes instruction, materials, studio glazes, and firing.

Refund Policy: If for any reason you are unable to attend the course you have booked, a full refund will be given up to 4 weeks before the start of the course. Half refunds are available between 4 & 2 weeks before the start date and for less than 2 weeks we are unable to offer refunds unless the place can be taken by someone else, in which case we refund you less £50 admin costs.

Maisie Sawyer

A few years ago. I graduated from Nottingham Trent University (NTU) with a degree in Decorative Arts (BA Hons), where I specialised in ceramics for three years. Since then, I have been pursuing a career in the when I left university, my first job was for deVOL, a bespoke kitchen design company based in Loughborough. Here, I worked as a ceramicist, making and developing lighting and tiling lines. I learned a lot from my time there and still use that knowledge to this day. I now work at Clay Studio Nottingham as Studio Assistant and Class Tutor. I thoroughly enjoy experimenting with clay and teaching others the tips and tricks I’ve honed along the way. I spend my free time developing my own version of the Japanese pottery technique, Nerikomi and I am currently developing a new collection of works. I find the process therapeutic and satisfying.