SUNDAY PM Spring Pottery Techniques Class with Laura Miller
SUNDAY, March 16, 2025, through SUNDAY, May 11, 2025
(no class Easter Sunday), 8 Week Session
Class time is 2 pm – 5 pm for all level of experience.
Location: Elkhart Art League Studio, 132 Tyler Street, #1B, Elkhart IN 46516 in the west end of the Depot Building south of the Elkhart Post Office.
Cost: Members $153; Non-members $186 for the 8 week class
Stoneware clay (25 #), glaze, and firing are included. Students are able to attend our Thursday night Open Studios from 6-9 pm at no charge. (Teachers don’t usually attend Open Studio.) CLASS SIZE IS STRICTLY LIMITED TO 7 STUDENTS DUE TO THE NUMBER OF POTTERY WHEELS IN THE STUDIO.
In this class, you will learn the basics of wheel thrown and hand built pottery from instructor Laura Miller. The class sessions will cover beginning and intermediate techniques for throwing clay vessels on the potter’s wheel and for hand building anything you can imagine. The throwing techniques you learn will help you create bowls, vases, plates, mugs, and/or decorative pieces. The hand built techniques you will learn will enable you to create not only the same forms as wheel throwing, but also platters, figures, animals, bird houses, and much more. Take this class to become a well-rounded potter and to experience all that the medium has to offer.
SUNDAY, March 16, 2025, through SUNDAY, May 11, 2025
(no class Easter Sunday), 8 Week Session
Class time is 2 pm – 5 pm for all level of experience.
Location: Elkhart Art League Studio, 132 Tyler Street, #1B, Elkhart IN 46516 in the west end of the Depot Building south of the Elkhart Post Office.
Cost: Members $153; Non-members $186 for the 8 week class
Stoneware clay (25 #), glaze, and firing are included. Students are able to attend our Thursday night Open Studios from 6-9 pm at no charge. (Teachers don’t usually attend Open Studio.) CLASS SIZE IS STRICTLY LIMITED TO 7 STUDENTS DUE TO THE NUMBER OF POTTERY WHEELS IN THE STUDIO.
In this class, you will learn the basics of wheel thrown and hand built pottery from instructor Laura Miller. The class sessions will cover beginning and intermediate techniques for throwing clay vessels on the potter’s wheel and for hand building anything you can imagine. The throwing techniques you learn will help you create bowls, vases, plates, mugs, and/or decorative pieces. The hand built techniques you will learn will enable you to create not only the same forms as wheel throwing, but also platters, figures, animals, bird houses, and much more. Take this class to become a well-rounded potter and to experience all that the medium has to offer.
SUNDAY, March 16, 2025, through SUNDAY, May 11, 2025
(no class Easter Sunday), 8 Week Session
Class time is 2 pm – 5 pm for all level of experience.
Location: Elkhart Art League Studio, 132 Tyler Street, #1B, Elkhart IN 46516 in the west end of the Depot Building south of the Elkhart Post Office.
Cost: Members $153; Non-members $186 for the 8 week class
Stoneware clay (25 #), glaze, and firing are included. Students are able to attend our Thursday night Open Studios from 6-9 pm at no charge. (Teachers don’t usually attend Open Studio.) CLASS SIZE IS STRICTLY LIMITED TO 7 STUDENTS DUE TO THE NUMBER OF POTTERY WHEELS IN THE STUDIO.
In this class, you will learn the basics of wheel thrown and hand built pottery from instructor Laura Miller. The class sessions will cover beginning and intermediate techniques for throwing clay vessels on the potter’s wheel and for hand building anything you can imagine. The throwing techniques you learn will help you create bowls, vases, plates, mugs, and/or decorative pieces. The hand built techniques you will learn will enable you to create not only the same forms as wheel throwing, but also platters, figures, animals, bird houses, and much more. Take this class to become a well-rounded potter and to experience all that the medium has to offer.
About Laura Miller
Laura Miller has been creating beautiful things from clay for 50 years and has been instructing students in the art for 25 years. She combines wheel thrown and hand built pottery techniques to create everything from functional bowls, plates, and pitchers to fanciful garden totems. Laura is a board member, instructor, and past president of the Elkhart Art League.
