Campers will utilize pinch-pot, slab-building and other beginner sculpting techniques to create functional pottery for their feathered neighbors.
Terracotta Pullman June 24-26 1-4 p.m.
Day One: During the first day of “camp” 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 their slab-building process of building a bird house and bird feeder out of clay.
Day Two: Students will resume their ceramic work, paying special attention to finishing touches, and preparing their pottery for the drying process.
Day Three: Students are encouraged to create what inspires them, using the skills they’ve developed over the previous two days.
Prices include all instruction, clay, tools, kiln firing, and dip-glazing. Pottery is generally ready to glaze two weeks after creating.
