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Introduction to Stoneware Clay – Part 2: Glazing

October 24 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
$40.00

Introduction to Stoneware Clay – Part 2: Glazing
Fall & Winter Version

** Please Note ** Taking Introduction to Stoneware Clay – Part 1: Hand building is required to take Part 2.
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What you will make and learn:
Students will learn basic glazing techniques on the items they made in the Introduction
to Stoneware Clay – Part 1: Handbuilding class.
What is Included:
∙1-½ to 2 hours (approximately) of instruction and help with projects
∙Glazes in multiple types and colors for use during the class
∙All tools needed for use during the class
∙Kiln firing of items you made (glaze fire to 2267 degrees)
Notes:

Please come in old clothes. You may get a little messy!
Items glazed during class will be kiln fired and returned to University Pickers in labeled
bags for each student.

Cost $40

About the Instructor:
My name is Kathie Depew, and I own Cotton Ridge Designs, LLC. I have been making
wheel-thrown and handbuilt pottery on and off since 2006. My family recently moved
to a house with room for a studio all my own. I have a booth upstairs at University
Pickers, and I also sell my work at several markets during the year (such as the Greene
Street Market, The Gingerbread Marketplace, and the Botanical Gardens Wintergreen
Market). I’m excited to teach this class because I would love to share my experience and
passion for clay with others. There are so many teachers in my past that have shared
their skills with me, and I would love to pass them on!

 

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Introduction to Stoneware Clay – Part 2: Glazing Fall & Winter Version
Introduction to Stoneware Clay – Part 2: Glazing allows students to learn basic glazing techniques on the pieces they created in Part 1. This 1.5- to 2-hour class includes expert instruction, multiple types and colors of glazes, all necessary tools, and the final kiln firing to 2267 degrees. Students should wear old clothes, as it can get a little messy. Once fired, your finished items will be returned to University Pickers in labeled individual bags.
$ 40.00
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