Lessons in 2010
Pottery classes are run by David for people of all ages
and abilities, making pottery using the electric wheels and by
handbuilding.
Hundred-aker-wood Mobile Pottery
Our mobile operation will still be active with classes
at the Milborne St Andrew Sports Club on Wednesday
evenings and the Mission Hall at Sutton Poyntz on
Friday evenings, both from 1900 till 2130.

We also offer special deals for group bookings and
school visits, see the bottom of this page for details.
Booking and Costs
Booking enquiries should be made by email using the
contact page on this website.
The reply email will confirm your booking and give
details of payments, which can be made by cheque or alternatively
payment can be made on-line using PayPal (you do not have to have a
PayPal account, just a working credit or debit card - follow this link
6 Session Cards : Adults £48 : Under 16's £32
Additional Charges
The above charges include all clay and tools provided.
There is an addition charge per item when it is fired,
£1 per item up to 7 inches tall and £2 per item for all
larger pieces.
There is no charge for non potting adults who accompany
under 16's.
Refreshments, snacks etc on sale at Portland workshop.
Refridgerator and microwave available for use.
Materials and equipment.
A Spencroft or Commercial Clay stoneware clay is used
for throwing whilst a Spencroft clay
is available for handbuilders.
The electric wheels used for each lesson are two Discus Craftsman
potters wheel and four of the new electronic Cowley Hush potters wheels.

Beginners Throwing Course.
During the beginners course the following elements will
be taught, although individuals may find it altered to suit their
ability:
Wedging, centring & coning.
Opening and lifting
Throwing a simple bowl.
Turning
Repetition throwing
Using bats
Throwing deep bowls
Throwing a Vase
Mugs, jugs and cups
Handles and Lids
Plates and footrings
Making glazes
Alternatively hand building skills are taught by David
& Cherry, involving press moulds, coiling, slab building and
sculpture.
For news of places available and further details please
contact Hundred-aker-wood pottery via the contact page by email, phone
or post.

David with 4 new Wheels
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