Pottery throwing courses

...This course introduces a broad range of ceramic techniques and builds on the skills you have previously learned. There is great scope for personal development of ideas, whether working independently or on a range of set projects. These will include throwing, hand-building, decoration and glazing... Learn about: IT risk...

...Suitable for: Those with some experience of ceramics. Those with a level 1 NCFE craft/ pottery, or higher...

...This enjoyable class is suitable for both beginners and those with experience. Taught by a popular and experienced ceramic artist, you will be able to explore the versatility of clay with tuition in throwing, coiling, modelling and slab building...

...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...

...This pottery taster course for beginners will guide you through a range of techniques for making 3D forms, including pinching, slabbing, coiling and throwing. You may select pieces of work to be fired for an additional glazing working shop in September (‘Glazing your work’ VR767 / VR766)...

.../ pottery. What is the course content? • Throwing and turning on a potters wheel • Slips and oxide decoration • Coil building • Glazing • Slab decoration...

...Pottery Improvers (Leisure) Course Aims: To develop and improve hand-building with clay. Course Content: A class which caters for all abilities...

...--> Pottery/Ceramics - Intermediate Location Start Date Day Time Fees Duration Leamington 11-Apr-2016 Mon 19:00 - 21:00 £166.00 10Week(s) Leamington... Learn about: Quality Training, Part Time...

... 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...

...Pottery (including Raku) - all levels Quick Facts Course Code LL9X51C09 Start 22/04/2010 Course Level Level X Days/Time Thu 6-9pm Course Length...

...The course offers OCN qualifications in: Pottery & Ceramics; Art & Design - Personal project ceramics; Art & Design ? Ceramics and Art & Design - Sculpture and mixed media...

...This course is designed for those who have completed a beginners course in pottery/ceramics and would like to progress and develop in this field. It gives learners the opportunity to expand their skills and complete self directed projects... Learn about: Quality Training, Part Time...

...This course further develops your pottery and ceramic skills. The course work is project based. You will learn drawing and design, surface pattern and decoration, range of different construction and throwing methods, coiling and slab-building techniques...

...This enjoyable course is for beginners who would like to experience and explore the major ways of making pottery – throwing, pinching, coiling, and slab building. Pots will be decorated, glazed and fired during the course. Kiln firing will be briefly explained and all work will be fired. What...

...To gain knowledge and skills on throwing and hand building. Suitable for anyone interested in pottery...

...Course Overview: This course is designed to introduce you to throwing pots on an electric pottery wheel... Learn about: Ceramic techniques, Ceramics modelling...

...This exciting course teaches students the basics of throwing clay on the wheel and also supports those who have some experience of using a pottery wheel. You will learn to wedge and prepare the clay, centre it on the wheel and make a variety of functional or ornamental vessels... Learn about: Ceramics classification, Ceramic glazing, Ceramics modelling...

...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...

... of the term can be arranged. Throwing Parties held for up to 6 children or Making and Decorating Parties held for up to 8 children These workshops are...

.... The Tutor Emma Johnstone has been teaching ceramics at RACC since 1999, but specialises in teaching throwing. She has exhibited widely throughout the UK, as well as Europe, and the Middle East, and her work has been published in numerous Ceramics books. She is a professional member of the Craft Potters... Learn about: Glaze technology, Basic glazes...