This induction will give you a feel for whether you want to become a Clay Club regular and explore your clayful practice with us.

About Little Pot Production Induction

Come along for an induction before deciding if you would like to become a regular.

Your induction is for two sessions: one is throwing and the other, trimming - on our Small Ceramics Wheels.

After your induction, and if you would like to join us for more, become a regular. Regulars pay as little as: £10 to work on the wheels. We also offer clay for hand building your own projects (from £7) and a selection of Annie Sloan chalk paints, waxes, lacquers, guldings, some acrylic paints and various media if you want to explore surface decotating and sealing (£5).

We're set up for 3 hours (11 AM - 2 PM) but there's no start time: come, go, take a break, eat cake, as and when. Also, as a regular, we don't charge you in advance nor take a payment if, last minute, you can't make it to the session. As a Community Interest Company we love that Clay Club is affordable, sustainable and welcoming.

About Us

We are a small group of 5 to 10 regulars who meet most Wednesdays to catch up and get stuck in. Some of us are here for: the clay, the adventure and for simply showing up routinely to a creative and absorbing practice. Not forgetting, the easy social connection and the unbeatable Soft Touch Cafe food and vibe.

Whether you are a complete beginner or are an experienced clay enthusiast, after your induction, you are welcome to join our Little Pot Production Line or to work on your own project. As well as the wheels, we have a wide range of tools and equipment so you can pinch, slab, coil, sculpt, carve etc. Whatever you decide to do, instruction or causal help is always at hand if wanted.

Little Pot Production on Small Ceramics Wheels

Our Little Pot Production line is a great way to learn and practise throwing, turning and pot doodling. We use Small Ceramics wheels because their stability and geared motors make for a surprisingly authentic throwing experience. The torque is such that the wheel remains steady when you most need it to be. In fact, the Small Ceramics wheels are so good that the skills, approaches and principles that we use on them can be directly transferred to throwing bigger.

For more info

@potform1 (https://www.instagram.com/potform1?igsh=aThiZnQ5dHV5N3g0&utm_source=qr)

and

sites.google.com/view/potform/home (https://sites.google.com/view/potform/home)

or email me, Veronica, at

potform1@gmail.com

Please Note

We take your health and safety seriously and there will be hard copies of our Health and Safety, Information and Disclaimer document for you to peruse and sign before using the equipment, tools and clay. Please get in touch if you would like a copy emailed to you before booking. Hopefully, you will find it an interesting and useful read.

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