Making pottery courses

...Making and Decorating Pottery Quick Facts Course Code LL9X51A09 Start 17/09/2009 Course Level Level X Days/Time Thurs 6-9pm Course Length 10...

... perception of pottery and ceramics. This is based on learning all the basic skills required in making ceramics and applying the discipline in developing a creative and personal approach. Course dates for 2018-19 18th September – 11th December 2018 (13 weeks) 15th January – 26th March 2019 (11 weeks) 30th...

...Used at least a few pottery techniques. Collected equipment, with or without support. Learnt about glazing your pots. Produced original pots from your own ideas and designs. Met new people and maybe made new friends. Suitable for: Adults aged 19+ with a range of learning disabilities...

...To gain knowledge, skills and techniques on Studio Pottery. Suitable for anyone interested in studio pottery... Learn about: Hand building...

...to have fun through pottery - making a clay face and having a go on the potter's wheel. Suitable for: From 5 years...

...This is a flexible ceramics course. For the beginner there will be simple projects to follow that teach the basics of pottery: throwing, hand building, surface decoration and glazing. The more advanced students will be encouraged to develop their own ideas and styles of making. What students liked...

... students the opportunity to use a fully equipped pottery studio with individual tuition. Students will be making ceramic items that can be used in the...

...This course caters for beginners as well as experienced students. Beginners will be introduced to all the main making and decorating methods in pottery / ceramics, advanced students will be guided individually in their self-directed projects...

...To gain knowledge and skills on how harvest, process, and create your own earthenware pottery. Suitable for adults only...

...Ideas will be developed through sketchbooks in relation to three-dimensional form, colour, texture, mark making and imagery. You will be encouraged...

... students the opportunity to use a fully equipped pottery studio with individual tuition. Students will be making ceramic items that can be used in the...

...Raku is a hands-on pottery making process. Day 1 Raku is an old Japanese technique which invlolves making small tea bowls, urn shape vessels...

...To further develop and improve techniques and understanding of appropriate materials and processes through practical experience of the making and glazing of handmade pottery objects...

...This is a level 2 throwing course. This ceramics course is an opportunity for students with some experience to improve their throwing skills, and for beginners to learn the basic skills and techniques of making thrown pots. As well as throwing forms and turning, you will have the chance to develop...

...Pottery - Taster Session These are short, two hour, sessions run once a month on Thursdays (7-9pm) when you have opportunity to meet with...

...You can learn and explore some simple methods of making raku pottery without using a wheel. Suitable for: Beginers to Raku Pottery...

...To introduce students to the versatile nature and working properties of clay as a creative medium and to gain an understanding of appropriate material and processes through practical experience of the making and glazing of handmade Pottery objects...

... to expand your skills in pottery: throwing, hand building, surface decoration and glazing. The more independent advanced students will be encouraged to further develop personal ideas and styles of making...

... making equipment. What next? Another term of Pottery for Improvers, GCSE to Degree Level...

...Basic skills for making pots using a variety of techniques including the pottery wheel. Suitable for: Beginner and improvers...