Pottery Wheels
Three ways to experience our wheels:
1) Experienced? Reserve time on the wheel. Clay is provided. Call the studio for open wheel time.
2) Not experienced or rusty? Then . . . Try it! Just try it! Saturday mornings there will be two hour private lessons with one of our three professional potters. Clay is provided.
3) Looking for a great Date? Two wheels — two people. Our three professional potters are fabulous instructors. Reserve a time Friday or Saturday afternoon or evening.
4) Want to give it more than one try? You can save money. Call the studio to set up a schedule. We can fashion 3-6 weeks to meet your needs and desires.
**For those new to wheel throwing or who haven’t worked with clay in a while, we recommend taking a lesson before signing up for free time. This ensures you make the most of your experience and investment.
Experienced potters looking for free time on the wheel can reserve their spot by calling the studio at (970) 243-0886. We offer a comprehensive experience, including wheel time, clay, and glazing.
Want a more complete experience? Call or email us and we will tailor an experience just for you!
This immersive experience offers you more than just a taste—it’s a comprehensive journey into the art of pottery. Here’s what it includes:
- Initial Lesson (2 hours): Start with a two-hour lesson where our professional potter will introduce you to the basics.
- Independent Practice (1 hour): After your lesson, spend an hour practicing on your own to reinforce what you’ve learned.
- Second Lesson (1 hour): Rejoin our potter for another hour of instruction, building on your foundational skills.
- Independent Practice (1 hour): Take another hour to practice independently, refining your techniques.
- Final Lesson (1 hour): In your last session with our potter, you’ll learn more advanced skills and receive guidance on your next steps.
- Independent Practice (1 hour): Finish with an hour of independent practice to solidify your newfound skills.
Each session, whether with the instructor or on your own, includes two pounds of clay, as well as all firing and glazing for a single piece.
