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Regular Making$130 a kid, at the door

Pottery, 5 sessions

Hand building and glazing at Clayworx, with everything fired and ready to take home a few weeks after the last class. Five classes over six weeks, with a week off before the last one so the pieces can come out of the bisque kiln: Class 1: Wheel throwing Class 2: Trimming and decorating the wheel pieces, and more practice on the wheel if there's time Class 3: Hand building Class 4: Hand building, and finishing everything off Class 5: Glazing Each kid makes their own pieces, functional or decorative. They pick from five glaze colours, Clayworx fires everything, and the pieces are ready to pick up about three weeks after the last class. The glazes and the firing are food safe, so what they make can go in the dishwasher or the microwave. $130 a child, taxes waived. If you'd rather join in alongside your child than drop off, it's $260 plus HST for one parent and one child. Extra children or parents beyond that cost more. For a kids-only class, Clayworx are happy for you to drop off, or you're welcome to wait in their meeting room, which they keep clear for us. Registration and payment go straight to Clayworx by e-transfer. We need at least 10 people to run it, and 12 is the most they can take, because that's how many wheels they have. First come, first served.

When
Every Tuesday · next OCT 13
Where
Old East Village
Rough area. The exact spot is for members.
Ages
7–16
Led by
a member

5 sessions · Every Tuesday

7 of 10 kids coming3 more wanted

Which days

OCT 13Nobody has said yes yet
OCT 20Nobody has said yes yet
OCT 27Nobody has said yes yet
NOV 3Nobody has said yes yet
NOV 17Nobody has said yes yet

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A family11 days ago
Morning! I wanted to message regarding the pottery classes. I said I was interested in when the dates were TBD, unfortunately the pottery class conflicts with Declan's forest school, so I've taken our name off the event.
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