1756 days ago

Beginners pottery class - 8 weeks on Thursday mornings

Waikato Society of Potters

13 May -1 July 2021 (8 weeks)

Thursday Mornings: 9.30am - 12.30pm

The course will take you through the main hand building techniques with fun and creative projects that are sure to delight you for years to come.

Wilhelmiina Drummond is a very devout tutor who cares deeply about the progress of her students making sure that everyone is on the right track throughout the class. You can look her up on Instagram www.instagram.com... to see her past and current projects.

Come and get inspired and learn the basic skills that will get you on your way to discovering your creative power.

Clay and firing costs are extra. Payments for materials & firing can be paid at the society and will be determined on usage.

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