Youth Pottery Classes in Moorestown
This class is ideal for students who have taken Welcome to Pottery, Welcome Back to Pottery, or both. Students in this class will strengthen basic techniques and learn new ones as they begin with handbuilding projects and progress to the wheel. Beginners are welcomed in this class, which will include both sculptural and functional objects. More advanced students will hone their clay skills, while everyone will learn to develop their ideas from sketches to three-dimensional realization. This class may be repeated, since new projects are designed for each term.
no class on Memorial Day
Calling all Parents!Take two hours each week to bond with your child in an exciting and creative class that will introduce children (and possibly you) to the exciting medium of clay. Children and parents can enjoy handbuilding together in this course emphasizing basic techniques; learn how to make basic forms and explore a variety of decorating and glazing techniques. (Prices are for both parent and 1 child; please no more than 2 children per parent)
This is for registering one parent and one child. To register one additional child, please select the class, Parent and Child Handbuilding, additional child
Calling all Parents!Take two hours each week to bond with your child in an exciting and creative class that will introduce children (and possibly you) to the exciting medium of clay.Children and parents can enjoy handbuilding together in this course emphasizing basic techniques; learn how to make basic forms and explore a variety of decorating and glazing techniques. (Prices are for an additional child.)
This is for an additional child joining the Parent and Child Handbuilding class.
Ideal for students who have taken pottery classes at Perkins in the past, the class will build upon skills achieved by introducing techniques for working on the pottery wheel. This class will present step-by-step instruction on how to center, open and pull up clay to create bowls, cups and plates. Surface decoration, glazing and hand-building projects also will be explored. Geared toward beginners and those with prior experience, this course may be repeated.
