Join Beginning Wheel Thrown Pottery to learn new skills or to refresh your latent skills. This class is limited to 7 students providing opportunities for individualized instruction. Learn the basics of clay working and beyond.
Instructor Len Cockman will teach beginning techniques on the potter's wheel, bisque-fired forms, and raku. Students enrolled in this class are eligible to partake in one additional open studio session per week during the span of the eight week workshop.
Instructor Len Cockman will teach beginning techniques on the potter's wheel, bisque-fired forms, and raku. Students enrolled in this class are eligible to partake in one additional open studio session per week during the span of the eight week workshop.
Your instructor, Joe Chomyn, will guide you towards improving and enhancing your pottery wheel proficiency. Perhaps you want to focus on larger forms, adding lids, handles, and spouts; we have you covered.
Lampworking is the art of creating glass beads with a flame and glass rods using varied techniques. A number of beads will be made. This is a must-class for “beaders.”
Enjoy learning more about the creation of glass beads. We will use techniques such as encasing, adding flowers, using dichroic glass, millefiori cane, and foil.
Lampworking is the art of creating glass beads with a flame and glass rods using varied techniques. A number of beads will be made. This is a must-class for “beaders.”
Join instructors Len Cockman and Joe Chomyn in a wood fire workshop! The class starts with four, 2-hour studio sessions (at Fire Arts Inc.) where students create forms in their choice of hand-built or wheel-thrown methods. Students will then bring their work to the kiln site to apply various surface decoration to their pieces, wad them, and help load the kiln (this will take place on a Saturday morning).
Enjoy learning more about the creation of glass beads. We will use techniques such as encasing, adding flowers, using dichroic glass, millefiori cane, and foil.
Lampworking is the art of creating glass beads with a flame and glass rods using varied techniques. This is a must-attend class for “beaders.”
Lampworking is the art of creating glass beads with a flame and glass rods, using a variety of techniques. This is a must-attend class for “beaders.”
Lampworking is the art of creating glass beads with a flame and glass rods, using a variety of techniques. This is a must-attend class for “beaders.”
You may pay for classes online, in person, or over the phone at 574-282-2787. If you are registering in person or by phone, download and fill out this PDF to accompany your payment. Cash, credit, debit, and checks are accepted.
