Friday Evening Wheel Throwing

$400.00

Date: Starts on 31/10/2025

Classes will still be held on this date the first day of this term of classes.

Duration: 6 classes, 2hrs each.
Time: 5.30-7.30pm
Price: $400.00
Tutor: Dee Edward

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Wind down for the week with Pottery, Wine and Nibbles, get into the groove and chill leading into your weekend, great way to wind down from your busy week. Be sociable and meet new people. This class caters for mixed levels of students from beginners to continuing and advanced students. This class is purely a wheel throwing class, no handbuilding options available in this class.

Class Details

Starting Date: Friday, 31/10/2025 to 5/12/25 from 5.30-7.30pm
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.

Date: Starts on 31/10/2025

Classes will still be held on this date the first day of this term of classes.

Duration: 6 classes, 2hrs each.
Time: 5.30-7.30pm
Price: $400.00
Tutor: Dee Edward

Learn More

Wind down for the week with Pottery, Wine and Nibbles, get into the groove and chill leading into your weekend, great way to wind down from your busy week. Be sociable and meet new people. This class caters for mixed levels of students from beginners to continuing and advanced students. This class is purely a wheel throwing class, no handbuilding options available in this class.

Class Details

Starting Date: Friday, 31/10/2025 to 5/12/25 from 5.30-7.30pm
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.