Clay-Basic Wheel:
Designed to ground
you in the basics. Students
will complete several wheel
thrown projects while concentrating
on specific forms in these
basic wheel throwing classes.
Level of difficulty and expectations
based upon throwing experience.
You will explore glazes, horsehair,
raku and cone 6 firing to
complete your projects. Limit
of 12 students. Earn 2.4 CEUs
in each of the 3-week classes.
Instructor: Doug Hubbs. Materials:
Approximately $50 .
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SCC, Swain Center TTh 1-5P
$65 Drinking vessels 9/22-10/8
• SCC, Swain Center
TTh 1-5P $65 Bowls 10/13-10/29
• SCC, Swain Center
TTh 1-5P $65 Covered jars
11/3-11/19
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Swain Center TTh 1-5P $65
Birdhouses 12/1-12/17
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four with a fee of $175
Basic Handbuilding: Afternoon classes designed for those looking
for new or enhanced skills
in handbuilding as they
work on specific projects
in these 3-week classes.
Level of difficulty and
expectations based upon
throwing experience. Limit
of 12 students. Earn 2.4
CEUs in each of the 3-week
classes. Instructor: Joe
Frank McKee. Materials:
Approximately $12 per course
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TTh 1-5P $65 Covered boxes
9/22-10/8
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TTh 1-5P $65 Platters 10/13-10/29
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TTh 1-5P $65 Bowls &
Pots 11/3-11/19
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TTh 1-5P $65 Special projects
12/1-12/17
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four with a fee of $175
Glaze and Clay
Formulation: Learn
clay properties and the
chemistry behind glazes
while developing your own
glazes or trying out others’
formulas in this six week
class. Earn 2.4 CEUs. Instructor:
Elise Delfield Materials:
$25
• SCC, Swain Center
9/19-10/31 S 9A-1P $65
Clay, Basic and
Intermediate Wheel:
These courses are designed
for those who are working
on fundamental skills at
either the basic or intermediate
levels. Basic students will
learn those skills necessary
to begin their journey in
clay – a journey filled
with wonder and expectations.
Intermediate students will
begin to refine form and
design, throw larger pieces,
be expected to produce more
pieces than the basic student
and begin developing their
own styles in this 12-week
class. Limit of 12 students.
Earn 7.2 CEUs. Instructor:
Elise Delfield. Materials:
Approximately $100.
• SCC, Swain Center
9/15-12/17 TTh 6-9P $175
Ceramic History:
During this exciting course,
participants will study
the art of clay in many
centuries and cultures.
Taking inspiration from
potters throughout history,
students will expand their
ceramic making skills through
a variety of class assignments
to include both functional
and non-functional pottery.
This is an opportunity to
gain a new appreciation
and insight into ceramics.
No prior experience is required
but is helpful. Earn 7.2
CEUs in this 10-week class.
Instructor: Elise Delfield.
Materials: Approximately
$50
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9/14-12/3 MW 1-5P $175
Joined Vessels:
Intermediate to advanced
level students will explore
the design and production
of joined ceramics including
large vases, pitchers and
bowls along with teapots,
goblets and footed bowls.
Limit of 12 students. Earn
7.2 CEUs in this 12 week
class. Instructor: Joe Frank
McKee. Materials: Approximately
$75.
• SCC, Swain Center
9/15-12/17 TTh 6-9P $175
Low-Fire Ceramics:
Intermediate to advanced
level students will have
an opportunity to experiment
with low temperature firing
to include majolica, other
low-fire oxidation methods
and raku. Limit of 12 students.
Earn 7.2 CEUs in this 12-week
class. Instructor: Elise
Delfield. Materials: Approximately
$75.
• SCC, Swain Center
9/14-12/16 MW 6-9P $175
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