Kids Handbuilt Pottery (ages 8-12) with Kristen Von Hohen Feb. 1

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Please enroll by January 24, 2024. Students will spend 6 weeks developing important pottery skills including coiling, slabs, pinch pots along with surface decorations with glazes. Tuition includes supplies. In Person Session begins February 1. Class runs Thursday from 4:30-6pm for 6 weeks. $180. Minimum of 4 students, maximum of 9. Enroll by January 24, 2024. Our classes require a minimum number of students in order to run. If that minimum has not been met one week before the scheduled start of the class, the class will be cancelled. So please register early to avoid disappointment!.
Please enroll by January 24, 2024. Students will spend 6 weeks developing important pottery skills including coiling, slabs, pinch pots along with surface decorations with glazes. Tuition includes supplies. In Person Session begins February 1. Class runs Thursday from 4:30-6pm for 6 weeks. $180. Minimum of 4 students, maximum of 9. Enroll by January 24, 2024. Our classes require a minimum number of students in order to run. If that minimum has not been met one week before the scheduled start of the class, the class will be cancelled. So please register early to avoid disappointment!

Please call 610-326-2506 or email us to schedule these private lessons., In person, one on one lessons are available with ceramic artist Kristen Von

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