211 Clay for the Kitchen

211 Clay for the Kitchen

Class - Ceramics | This class is completed

251 N Spruce St. Winston-Salem, NC 27101 United States

Handbuilding - Ceramics

No experience required

1/6/2021-2/3/2021

6:30 PM-9:00 PM EDT on Wed

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$187.50

$168.75

$30.00

Handmade pottery tools for the kitchen are not just beautiful, but practical as well. Stoneware can be used for crockery, cookery, storage and is oven and dishwasher safe. This beginners class will acquaint students with various tools in our studio as they learn how to construct a garlic roaster, a casserole dish with handles, a salt pig, and a small sauerkraut crock utilizing patterns provided by the instructor. Glazing instruction will be provided as well. Recipes and proper use of your new pottery will be discussed.

Ages: 13 - Adult

  • Class is capped at a maximum of 7 students. Cloth face coverings and social distancing are required in this and all Sawtooth classes. Students enrolled in ceramics classes and workshops may sign up for additional open studio hours for the duration of their class.
  • Registration includes a $30 material fee for the first 25 pounds of stoneware clay and related glazing and firing. Porcelain clay excluded.
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  • For your first class, you will need to bring a large car wash sponge for cleaning. Additionally, you will need a pottery tool kit (if you do not already have one). To purchase, please bring with you to your first class $20.00 cash or a check made out to Sawtooth School for Visual Art. If paying cash, please bring exact change, as we can not currently provide change.
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  • For future classes, you will need an old hand towel or bath towel, water resistant gloves (re-useable or disposable) and a set of inexpensive paint brushes. Your instructor will talk more about this during your first class.
Gunyuzlu, Mary

I teach a variety of ceramic classes at Sawtooth from portrait and animal sculpture to hand built clay projects. My degrees are in Art History/Fine Art with a Master’s in teaching and this background has helped me to effectively communicate what I have learned while working in this medium. I hope that my instruction gives people the skills to feel creative and inspired while working in clay.