topical clay workshops

A couple Saturdays each month we have 2 - 4 hour sessions covering techniques that will help add to your tool box of skills. Our instructors will take the mystery out of things like pulling and attaching handles, making tiles that are flat and glazing techniques. Most of these are taught by Kelley Wilks unless noted and range from $35 to $75 depending on the materials used for the day.

Discounts available for the following:

Members of Boston Mountain Potters Assoc, TPSG, Russellville Arts Center and A Pottery Studio( members and students), can take another 10% off.

Pay for three sessions in a two month period and get the fourth free!

Surface Decorating with Slips & Stains  

Saturday July 25, 10a-1p

How to decorate the forms you make using slips and stains.  $39 includes supplies. Must pre-register.  Register at 479-521-3171   

Glazing & Decorating Techniques

Saturday August 1, 10a-1p  and August 8, 10a-1p  (2 day workshop)

I get asked to do this one for teachers all the time. You will work with many different glazing and surface decorating techniques. Must pre-register by July 25.  $75 includes supplies for both days. Register at 479-521-3171  

Let me know the topics you are interested in.  Other topics coming-up are:

  • Holiday gift ideas you can make
  • Surface decorating with slips & stains
  • Handbuilding using the potter's Wheel
  • Bird houses and feeders - fun & functional

 

Pottery and Ceramic Education at its best

Come see us today! A Pottery Studio is located at 2002 s School Ave, Fayetteville Arkansas. Map Call or come by. 479-521-3171 e-mail us

pottery workshops

We host clay workshops by artists such as Randy Brodnax, Robin Hopper, Lana Wilson, Rosette Gault, Gary Huntoon, Paul Lewing, Linda Blossom, Yosuke Koizumi and others.
Check our workshop page for the upcoming schedule...

topical sessions

One or two day pottery classes covering specific topics, such as mugs, platters, bowls, glazing, working with colored clay, kiln firing, etc....
Come see us today, it's never too late to play with clay!