Children’s Classes – Finished Works & School Holiday Program

Happy Easter Everyone!!

Term One has come to an end, but for children there are still fun opportunities over the school break with two workshops being held on each Wednesday of the holidays – in both classes we are making Mothers Day gifts. these gifts will make great pressies for mums, nanas, aunts, sisters, even the neighbour across the road!

ClayMotion School Holiday Program

 

These classes will be lots of fun … check the SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAM page for all the details.

But, of course, there was lots of great work made by the children during term one…. check out some of the posts about term one HERE.

Meanwhile here are some finished works by the children during term one … enjoy!

Some Finished Works from Term One – Pottery in Ballarat

Term One was a short term due to Easter, and it went so fast!

The dates for term two are on the CLASSES page and I suggest you enrol soon, as places are filling fast. I am contemplating putting on another adults class so the sooner I know numbers the easier it will be to organise times.

There is also a SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAM these holidays focusing gifts for Mothers Day, so be sure to check that out.

I have scheduled some WORKSHOPS for term two and term four, both suitable for beginners, so check that page out for more info.

I’ll leave you with some pics of finished artworks from term one, and look forward to term two 🙂

Busy Start to the Year – Pottery Classes in Ballarat

Well, here we are past the half way mark of the term, and it has gone so fast! Classes are all full and if many more adult enrolments come in for term two I may have to add a fourth class! I feel a studio extension coming on!!

There has been a wide variety of artwork produced in classes this term – various handbuilding projects, sculpture and wheel throwing.

The CLASSES and SHOP pages have been updated for term two dates and prices, so to enrol or re-enrol simply visit those pages. Please note the adults term is an eleven week term due to this term being only nine weeks due to Easter. This means the fee is a little more, but it was a little less this term.

So without further ado I shall leave you with some pics from the classes during this term – have a great week 🙂

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Pottery Class – busy start to the week

Its Tuesday night and the first adults  class for the week, and what a busy class it was! I feel a fourth class coming on for term two!

Here’s  a few pics…. ?

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Fun from Adults Pottery Classes this week

Fun from Adults Pottery Classes this week in Ballarat

Week three and students are steaming ahead with some great creations….. mid term enrolments are welcome, so just shoot me a message for any enquiries.

You can enquire via Facebook or leave a comment on this blog post or email me: dawn@claymotion.com.au

Here’s a few pics of works being made during class – enjoy 🙂

 

 

Pottery Classes in Ballarat: Week Two – so many creative gems

Week two of adults pottery classes and everyone is getting right into it – creating some fabulous pots.

Mid term enrolments are welcome, simply email me or phone me on 0438382522 to organise. Everyone works at their own pace within the class, so you won’t be behind within the class, and you will only pay for the amount of weeks left in the term.

In the meantime, enjoy the pics 🙂

Children’s Pottery Classes Begin this Week

Children’s Pottery Classes Begin this Week – Ballarat & Surrounds

Term One is always a bit of a blur with recovering from Christmas and school holidays, school fees, new school books, new school uniforms… the list goes on!

And yes, pottery classes start this week too!

But don’t panic, there are still spaces available, and if you’re not organised enough for this week the following week or mid term enrolments are welcome. Your child won’t have missed out on anything. Children within the class work at their own pace and are different levels, so nobody feels left behind.

If you enrol in week two or mid term I simply adjust the term fees to reflect how many weeks are left in the term. If you enrol online this can be credited back via clay and/or firing fees.

Children’s classes are held on Saturday mornings or Wednesday afternoons.

You can enrol online via the SHOP or call me on 0438382522 🙂

Meanwhile here are some pics of works made in the children’s class from last term.

 

Term One Adults Classes Begin this Week

Term One Adults Classes Begin this Week
Pottery in Ballarat

Pottery classes begin this week at the ClayMotion studio, and there are a few places still available, but they won’t last long!

Visit the CLASSES page for more information about days and times, or go to the SHOP to enroll online … or ring Dawn on 0438382522 🙂

In the meantime here are some pics of a few wonderful creations from last terms creative students 🙂

ClayMotion School Holiday Program January 2016

ClayMotion School Holiday Program in Ballarat January 2016

All ClayMotion children’s workshops are designed to stimulate and develop children’s thinking and design skills in a relaxed and safe environment.

Workshops are $38.00 including tuition, all materials and firing.

Enrol via the SHOP or phone 0438382522

Parents will be contacted when the creatures are fired and ready to pick up.

January 13th Fantasy creatures 10-12noon

Children will create a fantasy creature from their imagination using the hand modelling and hollowing out technique. Creatures will then be finished with textures and coloured slips..

This is a fun activity designed to stimulate the children’s imagination, and aid dexterity and fine motor skills..

 January 20th Monsters 2-4pm

During this workshop children will create a monster lidded pot using the pinching technique. Details such as eyes, teeth and horns will then be applied. Monsters will then be painted with coloured slips.

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Tuesday Tutorial – handles

Today’s Tuesday Tutorial focuses on handles for mugs, jugs, casseroles- anything that needs a handle!

The video comes from the Ceramic Arts Daily website, and the presenter focuses on a different take on a more decorative handle, but the technique of attaching and paying attention to balance and form are the same for any handle being attached to any vessel, whether wheelthrown or handbuilt.

Enjoy, and remember to drop back in next week for the next Tuesday Tutorial 🙂

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