One Session - 2 hours
Room 06
Date and time to be decided with instructor
Ceramics Lesson - Private
Do you prefer to learn one on one? Or does your schedule just never line up with the group class schedules? Try a private lesson!
Private lessons are great to learn one on one or if you have specific skills or techniques you want to work on. They are based on your individual experience and goals and can be focused on wheel throwing or hand building and any part of the pottery process (throwing, trimming, glazing, etc).
This is for a 2-hour private lesson.
Kara Doescher
About your teacher
I started doing pottery in high school and instantly fell in love with it. I took as many ceramics classes in college as I could fit into a busy schedule. I can't resist the methodical but messy nature of making pottery, and I love being able to make beautiful but useful pieces. Since moving to Grant County, I've been so happy to find a ceramics studio with such an incredibly kind, welcoming community of artists. When I'm not playing with mud in the studio you can find me doing something (anything!) outdoors with my border collie, baking, and trying out any kind of arts and crafts.
