Friday Evening Wheel Throwing

$420.00
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Date: Starts on 25/09/2026

Duration: 6 classes, 2hrs each.
Time: 5.00-7.00pm
Price: $420.00
Tutor: Dee Edward

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Wind down for the week with pottery, wine and nibbles. Get into the groove and relax into the weekend. A great way to wind down from a busy week, be sociable and meet new people. This class caters to all levels from beginners to advanced. This is a wheel-throwing class there are no handbuilding options available.

Class Details

Starting Date: Friday, 25/09/2026 to 30/10/2026 from 5.00-7.00pm
Course Length: 6 classes, 2 hours each.

Suitable for adults and teens 15 years of age and upwards.

Please wear closed-in shoes to this class and bring an apron.

Read the Conditions of Class Attendance.

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Date: Starts on 25/09/2026

Duration: 6 classes, 2hrs each.
Time: 5.00-7.00pm
Price: $420.00
Tutor: Dee Edward

Learn More

Wind down for the week with pottery, wine and nibbles. Get into the groove and relax into the weekend. A great way to wind down from a busy week, be sociable and meet new people. This class caters to all levels from beginners to advanced. This is a wheel-throwing class there are no handbuilding options available.

Class Details

Starting Date: Friday, 25/09/2026 to 30/10/2026 from 5.00-7.00pm
Course Length: 6 classes, 2 hours each.

Suitable for adults and teens 15 years of age and upwards.

Please wear closed-in shoes to this class and bring an apron.

Read the Conditions of Class Attendance.

Deidre Edward

I have been a potter for thirty-nine years, I started on this journey in my early twenties. I fell in love with clay, the instant I touched it. I dreamt of being a potter for life, I always say to everyone if I am a potter until my journey here comes to an end, I will have lived my dream. I truly don’t feel that I work.

 

June Towers

My journey into working with clay started in late 1992 when my second son was six months old. As a beginner, I felt intimidated but also loved the achievement of creating functional ware. I bought my first wheel and practiced at home with mixed results, most ended up in the bucket.