Intermediate Wheel Throwing | CCE 113B-W27

Intermediate Wheel Throwing | CCE 113B-W27

$395.00
Skip to product information
Intermediate Wheel Throwing | CCE 113B-W27
1/4

Intermediate Wheel Throwing | CCE 113B-W27

$395.00

This class has a price of $330.00 plus a $65.00 studio fee

Wed | January 20 - March 31 (10 sessions) no class 3/10 | 06:00 PM - 09:00 PM

Advance your ceramic skills through wheel throwing! This course is designed for folks who have some experience working on a wheel. We will work together to improve, refine, and discover new techniques on the potters wheel. We will also work on various surface decorating techniques and glazing methods 

Learning Objectives:

  • Improve on a foundation of wheel throwing with larger amounts of clay, more complex forms, throwing and altering objects
  • Practice surface decoration and glazing methods

Learning Outcomes:

  • Build on your skills, discover new techniques, and make a bunch of sweet new pots and objects!

Who is this class for?

  • Anyone with experience working on a pottery wheel. Students should be able to center clay and have a basic familiarity with clay.

Course Details

Day Scheduled
Wed
Date Range
January 20 - March 31 (10 sessions) no class 3/10
Time Scheduled
06:00 PM - 09:00 PM
Room
511
CEUs
3
Faculty Name
Emily Armstrong Headshot
Emily Armstrong
Faculty Bio

Emily Armstrong is a ceramic artist and educator based in Portland, Maine, currently serving as Ceramics Studio Manager at Running with Scissors and teaching at Portland Pottery. She holds a BFA in Ceramics from the Maine College of Art & Design and was the 2024-25 Salad Days Artist-in-Residence at Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts. With over a decade of experience in studio management, instruction, and creative entrepreneurship, her work has been exhibited across New England and beyond. Emily's functional and decorative ceramics are inspired by natural forms and community connection, and can be found in galleries, markets, and homes throughout the region. Follow Emily on Instagram and visit her Website.

Supply List
  • Students should bring an apron, notebook, basic pottery tool kit is helpful
  • Clay is provided!

You may also like