Clay Hand Building Class: Tiny Houses

Create miniature ceramic houses in the Adelaide Hills!


Red Bird Studio Art
Red Bird Studio Art
4.9 (140)
1k

2 hours Class size 6 to 10 guests     $85

Adelaide
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Craft
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Pottery
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Clay Sculpture and Hand Building
Discover how to build your own ceramic houses and buildings in this beginners pottery workshop in the Adelaide Hills.
Guided by studio potter, Alison Arnold, you'll learn how to carve and decorate your own personal mini-town or village.
These tiny buildings are not only fun to make, they can be displayed in many creative ways. They look fabulous as a collection on a shelf, in plant pots or even in an adorable fairy garden!
Pottery is a lovely way to unwind, by yourself or with your friends and family. Learning a new skill as you create your animal, you'll be proud to display your ceramic creation in your home and remind yourself of your achievement.
Whether you're looking for fun things to do on the weekend or date night ideas, come along to our hand building workshop today!

Knowledge required
Absolute beginners welcome.
 
What you'll get
  • Expert tuition with an experienced potter.
  • All clay and materials to hand build your own tiny houses.
  • Firing and glazing of your ceramics (which will be ready to collect three to four weeks after the class).
What to bring
Wear some comfy clothes that you don't mind getting messy in.
 
Suitable for

This class is great for a team building activity, Christmas party or hens party.

Location

Hawthorndene, SA

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Red Bird Studio Art
Red Bird Studio Art

4.9 (140)
1k

Alison is a full-time studio potter and teacher living in the Adelaide Hills. She has been making pots for over 30 years but clay has been a part of her life from early childhood. Memories include hands in the sticky red ‘Murram’ mud in Kenya where she spent several years as a child, and at high school in the UK creating elaborate sculptural animals and Celtic inspired coil pots.
Alison began formal studies as soon as she came to live in Australia in 1999 gaining a BA at Adelaide Centre for the Arts. She then took up a place on the associate training scheme at the JamFactory in Adelaide and continued as a studio tenant. Before setting up her own studio she took up further study at the University of South Australia obtaining a Graduate Diploma in Arts and Cultural Management.
Alison has built up an extensive library of forming and decorating techniques and enjoys sharing these with students as well as using them to make and decorate pots from the functional to the whimsical. Drinking vessels, bowls, kitchenware are thrown on the wheel with practical simplicity or delicately formed by hand into ultra-fine porcelain objects. She relishes every part of the process of making from design stage and consideration of form and function to indulging in the elaborate, highly decorated whimsy of exhibition pieces.
2024-11-29 15:00:00
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