Frequently asked questions
Do I need to bring my own tools or clay?
For in-studio classes, we provide clay, basic tools, and studio glazes. For live online and self-paced, you’ll receive a recommended tools list and safe clay options with local suppliers.
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How do I choose the right level?
If you’re new, start with Hand-building 101 or Wheel Throwing Basics. Intermediate courses assume you can center clay consistently and join clean seams. Advanced classes dive into complex forms and finishing.
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What is your reschedule policy?
Notify us 24 hours before your session and we’ll happily move you to a later date at no extra cost when seats are available.
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What are your safety practices?
We promote wet-cleaning to reduce dust, safe handling of glazes, and proper ventilation. Masks are optional but welcome, especially when mixing dry materials.
Data and safety notes
Do you offer kiln firing for personal projects?
Yes, we provide community kiln time for enrolled students. We’ll guide you on cone selection and loading etiquette during class.
Classes covering firing
Are online sessions interactive?
Live online sessions include real-time feedback with a second camera angle from the instructor and time to ask questions.
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Is there a minimum age?
For kids & family workshops, we welcome ages 7+ with a guardian. Teen-only groups are available seasonally.
Kids & Family options
Do you support accessibility needs?
Yes, we can adjust pacing, provide captions, and modify tools. Let us know what helps you feel supported.
Tell us what you need
Do you provide certificates?
We provide a completion letter upon request that summarizes topics and competencies covered.
Our learning philosophy