Description

To be in this class, a $10 materials fee (exact change) must also be paid to the instructor the first day of class.

This ceramic program is for adults.
We ask that participants not bring their children to class.

Join Meg as she teaches techniques and skills in hand building and wheel throwing for beginners to advanced students. Please note this center has a limited number of wheels and students are not guaranteed dedicated wheel time each class. Participants should bring their own aprons to protect their clothing and a thin piece of plastic such as a disposable tablecloth or drop cloth to cover their projects.

Clay can be purchased from the Schiller front desk on the first day of class. Prices vary based on type of clay. Sold in 12.5 lb. increments only. Basic hand tools are provided.

Completed projects must be picked up the end of the 3rd week after the class is completed. All unclaimed projects may be donated to the Empty Bowls - a charity that raises funds for the Mid-Ohio Food Bank.

To be in this class, a $10 materials fee must also be paid at the front desk by the first class before participating.

This ceramic program is for adults.
We ask that participants not bring their children to class.

Join Meg as she teaches techniques and skills in hand building and wheel throwing for beginners to advanced students. Please note this center has a limited number of wheels and students are not guaranteed dedicated wheel time each class.

Clay can be purchased from the Schiller front desk on the first day of class. Prices vary based on type of clay. Sold in 12.5 lb. increments only. Basic hand tools are provided.

Completed projects must be picked up the end of the 3rd week after the class is completed. All unclaimed projects may be donated to the Empty Bowls

a charity that raises funds for the Mid-Ohio Food Bank.

Activity Age Category

Adults

Location

SP: Ceramics Room at Schiller Park Community Recreation Center

Instructor

Meg Beech