Wheel Throwing

This sweet little tea bowl is full of charm and character and don’ let the name fool you, they can be used for more than just tea.

There are many ways to make clay spoons. In this class, we’ll throw the bowl and handle and then attach them. Small items like clay spoon parts can be difficult to throw, but I’ll show you how easy it can be using the hump method. So, come along and I’ll show you how to throw the parts and assemble them into a spoon.

Small bottles are perfect for storing oils, perfumes, herbs, or spices. They’re also look great just sitting on a shelf. Small items like these mini bottles and stoppers can be difficult to throw, but I’ll show you how easy it can be using the hump method. So, come along and we’ll make a pretty, little stoppered bottle.

Knobs are a very useful thing to know how to make. They can be used on lids, as stoppers for bottles, and for drawer pulls.

Bottle stoppers are handy to have around and make great gifts.

Learn how to make small bowls, which are perfect for sauces, holding rings, spoon rests, and so many other uses.

This handled, perforated bowl and plate are perfect for rinsing and serving berries.

Learn to throw your own plates.

Keep your yarn untangled while knitting with this sweet yarn bowl.

This is a great little whiskey cup that serves equally well for juice at breakfast.