Low temperature glazes, firing and molds are included in course cost. No class October 11 and Nov. 8. Cheryl Stapleton graduated with a BFA from the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design and is the technician of the pottery studio. She is also a teacher at Kwantlen University College and with the Vancouver School Board Continuing Ed. In the second session create your own molds using wood, clay and plaster to make a series of clay objects.
Low temperature glazes, firing and mold materials included in course cost.
All levels This class will focus mainly on using the pottery wheel. Students will learn how to center on the wheel, make basic shapes, and cover some hand-building. Glazing and firing will also be included. These images will act as a source of inspiration for your own tile decorating. You will also be introduced to the famous majolica, tin-based glaze through its application onto earthenware tiles.