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$170 non-refundable deposit is required to register and hold a spot in a class.
The rest will be due a week before the first class.
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This class is open for students with an understanding of the basics of hand-building. Each class will include demos on varying techniques that will help students expand their toolbox of approaching hand-building forms in clay and students will spend time developing and diving deeper into projects they are interested in focusing on with guidance.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS FOR EIGHT WEEK COURSE:
What's included in the price:
The total price includes 10 lbs of clay, all the tools, 15 options for glaze, underglaze + slip, both bisque and glaze firing of all pieces made during the course, 2.5 hours of weekly instruction for 8 weeks and 5 hours independent studio time per week.
Open studio hours are from 9 am to 10 pm.
This class is open to beginners, intermediate, and advanced students alike.
Studio space:
The 700 SF studio is equipped with two electric wheels, a 12-pound maximum clay extruder, one slab roller and two large working tables. Additionally, it includes a KM-1027 kiln and all the necessary tools for hand-building and wheel throwing.
There are shelves available to store work, as well as a drill, angle grinder, and jigsaw.
Moreover, the studio offers access to a garden area, providing a quiet space for taking breaks.
There are shelves available to store work, as well as a drill, angle grinder, and jigsaw.
Moreover, the studio offers access to a garden area, providing a quiet space for taking breaks.
Make up class:
Everyone gets one makeup class. If you are experiencing a ever, cough, shortness of breath, loss of taste or smell, or other symptoms that could be related to COVID-19, please stay home and contact me via email or text.
What kind of kiln do you have?
I have an electric Skutt kiln and fire cone 5/6.
Inside Dimensions (inches): 22 Diameter x 27 High
What cone do you fire to?
05, 06, 5, and 6.
Is my pottery food safe?
All of the underglazes and glazes options I have are food-safe.
What should I wear to the studio?
Wear comfortable clothing that you don't mind getting dirty and close-toed shoes.
Instructor Info:
My name is Stefanie Guerrero.
I live and work in Ridgewood, Queens. I have been working with clay for over years now. Previously as a ceramic studio assistant, and now have a small ceramic business offering private classes, workshops, studio rental and collective firing.
