Pullman Summer Clay Camp: July 23-25: Miniatures!

Campers will utilize mini-wheels and slab-building techniques to create pottery that is pint-sized and perfect, including tiny doll-house-sized dishes, teapots, furniture and more.

Day One: Tweens and kids will learn the basics of pottery and become oriented to the studio and how to use our tools, equipment and share a community studio, in addition to starting the process of determining scale and calculating how much clay shrinks in the firing process.

Day Two: Students will resume their ceramic work, utilizing underglazes to add color and decoration to their creations.

Day Three: Students are encouraged to create what inspires them, using the skills they’ve developed over the previous two days. Possible projects include mugs, vases, sculptures and more.

Prices include all instruction, clay, tools, kiln firing, and dip-glazing. Pottery is generally ready to glaze two weeks after creating.

Campers are grouped with peers to ensure positive, age-appropriate projects, instruction, and social experiences.

Camps occur Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Add Friday for a bonus day of wheel lessons, fused glass creations or custom glazing project for $49.