Where to find pottery studio?
Q. I live in the milwaukee area, and love ceramics and I would buy a potters wheel but have no place to fire my work. It's not hard to build a raku kiln but I still need to bisque fire, does anyone know where you can fire pieces or rent studio time?
Asked by fifi - Mon May 29 09:55:10 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check out www.potters.org - I think they have a listing of studios that do timeshares or are willing to biscuit fire other people's stuff. You might also try a Google search. I recently bought a wheel and was lucky enough to find a place (in the middle of nowhere, SC) only a few minutes away that will fire for me, so it's definitely not impossible. Also, try some of the Yahoo! groups for pottery - you might find someone in your area who is willing to help.
Answered by Linnea S - Mon May 29 09:58:09 2006
Q. I live in the milwaukee area, and love ceramics and I would buy a potters wheel but have no place to fire my work. It's not hard to build a raku kiln but I still need to bisque fire, does anyone know where you can fire pieces or rent studio time?
Asked by fifi - Mon May 29 09:55:10 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check out www.potters.org - I think they have a listing of studios that do timeshares or are willing to biscuit fire other people's stuff. You might also try a Google search. I recently bought a wheel and was lucky enough to find a place (in the middle of nowhere, SC) only a few minutes away that will fire for me, so it's definitely not impossible. Also, try some of the Yahoo! groups for pottery - you might find someone in your area who is willing to help.
Answered by Linnea S - Mon May 29 09:58:09 2006
How to start a studio Pottery ?
Q. I would like to start hobby pottery studio for learners and professionels. What are the basic equipments required and cost involved ? I own lamd of 2700 square feet (270 m2 app)
Asked by madhusudhana v - Fri Aug 8 04:29:20 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First you need to be in the right location...to get enough support from users/ sharers and potential buyers of the pots when they are made. You have to make it pay and how are you going to finance it. Are you going to charge for teaching classes in pottery? Are you hoping to get professionals to share the costs.? Setting up a pottery with a large enough kiln and several wheels is going to be expensive, Then you need space for the clay bins, shelving for the drying pots until you have enough to make up a firing, somewhere to put the fired ware to cool gradually, large tables to work at for glazing / decorating etc. I think a feasibility study is essential. If you had a local college, or arts centre who have the equipment it would be easiest… [cont.]
Answered by Shirley B - Fri Aug 8 05:15:26 2008
Q. I would like to start hobby pottery studio for learners and professionels. What are the basic equipments required and cost involved ? I own lamd of 2700 square feet (270 m2 app)
Asked by madhusudhana v - Fri Aug 8 04:29:20 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First you need to be in the right location...to get enough support from users/ sharers and potential buyers of the pots when they are made. You have to make it pay and how are you going to finance it. Are you going to charge for teaching classes in pottery? Are you hoping to get professionals to share the costs.? Setting up a pottery with a large enough kiln and several wheels is going to be expensive, Then you need space for the clay bins, shelving for the drying pots until you have enough to make up a firing, somewhere to put the fired ware to cool gradually, large tables to work at for glazing / decorating etc. I think a feasibility study is essential. If you had a local college, or arts centre who have the equipment it would be easiest… [cont.]
Answered by Shirley B - Fri Aug 8 05:15:26 2008
i have a troika vase with the wells studio pottery stamp incorperated in the design is it rare?
Q. i have a troika vase with the wells studio pottery stamp incorperated in the design is it rare?
Asked by swifty - Sun Oct 28 09:37:00 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If there is no date or other inscription on the base of the vase or the bottom, then it may well be very hard to price. The rarity may or may not be true thing. You need to check with both Sothbey's and Christie's auction house websites. They have experts who can help you. The Antiques Roadshow has a website, but I don't know what it is offhand. The experts they use come from all over the world and if you have ever watched the show, are quite knowledgeable. Good luck!
Answered by Wally Y - Sun Oct 28 09:54:15 2007
Q. i have a troika vase with the wells studio pottery stamp incorperated in the design is it rare?
Asked by swifty - Sun Oct 28 09:37:00 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If there is no date or other inscription on the base of the vase or the bottom, then it may well be very hard to price. The rarity may or may not be true thing. You need to check with both Sothbey's and Christie's auction house websites. They have experts who can help you. The Antiques Roadshow has a website, but I don't know what it is offhand. The experts they use come from all over the world and if you have ever watched the show, are quite knowledgeable. Good luck!
Answered by Wally Y - Sun Oct 28 09:54:15 2007
Asking for funding to set up a pottery studio?
Q. How do I go about this?
Asked by Dib - Mon Jul 19 20:39:48 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. How do I go about this?
Asked by Dib - Mon Jul 19 20:39:48 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How much is the most expensive item at "Mud Monkey Pottery and Art Studio" inOrmond BEach Florida?
Q. i need to know how much money to bring so that my choice is not limited. I want to be able to pick out anything i want to at the store. are you kidding me! thats a lie! i callled there and they said $68. you liar. (my waypink)
Asked by Amanda M - Tue Jul 29 16:36:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. $ 200.00 ;)))
Answered by mywaypink - Tue Jul 29 22:51:55 2008
Q. i need to know how much money to bring so that my choice is not limited. I want to be able to pick out anything i want to at the store. are you kidding me! thats a lie! i callled there and they said $68. you liar. (my waypink)
Asked by Amanda M - Tue Jul 29 16:36:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. $ 200.00 ;)))
Answered by mywaypink - Tue Jul 29 22:51:55 2008
Is there a web site that shows pictures of layouts of pottery studios?
Q. I am in the process of building a pottery studio and would like as much information as possible before all of my electrical, lighting, shelving, etc. are completed. I designed my studio floor plan, but on 2nd thought, would like suggestions from others who already have a studio and could advise me on things I might not have already considered which would be helpful.
Asked by sophie - Mon Apr 28 07:39:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Romeo - Thu May 1 04:29:49 2008
Q. I am in the process of building a pottery studio and would like as much information as possible before all of my electrical, lighting, shelving, etc. are completed. I designed my studio floor plan, but on 2nd thought, would like suggestions from others who already have a studio and could advise me on things I might not have already considered which would be helpful.
Asked by sophie - Mon Apr 28 07:39:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Romeo - Thu May 1 04:29:49 2008
Pottery studios in north metro or north east Georgia?
Q. I am looking for a membership pottery studio in the north metro or north east Georgia area. I know about the one in Decatur/mud fire and Tucker but I am trying to find something closer (gas). I am looking for one with a monthly membership. I know about the one in Decatur (Mud Fire) and the one in Tucker but is there any more? Thanks!
Asked by Lou Lou - Thu Sep 25 17:22:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you near Towne lake in Woodstock, they have a pottery place over here.
Answered by Trophy Wife + bun - Thu Sep 25 17:49:27 2008
Q. I am looking for a membership pottery studio in the north metro or north east Georgia area. I know about the one in Decatur/mud fire and Tucker but I am trying to find something closer (gas). I am looking for one with a monthly membership. I know about the one in Decatur (Mud Fire) and the one in Tucker but is there any more? Thanks!
Asked by Lou Lou - Thu Sep 25 17:22:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you near Towne lake in Woodstock, they have a pottery place over here.
Answered by Trophy Wife + bun - Thu Sep 25 17:49:27 2008
Good Names for a Pottery Studio?
Q. My family is making a family business, it's going to be a Pottery Studio, but we want a cool, friendly, creative name to call it. Any good Ideas???
Asked by Hannah B - Tue Jul 7 10:06:16 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Magic Hands Created with Love. Earth and Fire. A Lotta Terra Cotta!
Answered by Wee Trojan - Tue Jul 7 10:47:38 2009
Q. My family is making a family business, it's going to be a Pottery Studio, but we want a cool, friendly, creative name to call it. Any good Ideas???
Asked by Hannah B - Tue Jul 7 10:06:16 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Magic Hands Created with Love. Earth and Fire. A Lotta Terra Cotta!
Answered by Wee Trojan - Tue Jul 7 10:47:38 2009
Pottery Studio in NYC or NJ? (2 make pottery)?
Q. I saw on "Jon & Kate + Eight" about them going to a pottery studio and making pottery and then painting them... I want to go with one with my younger sister and mom but I don't know if its only a age group or is it something not for adults. I really found it pretty cool, if theres one in NY or NJ please let me know.. -Thank You :)
Asked by mrs. delilah - Sat Sep 13 21:28:55 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
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Answered by Malthus - Wed Sep 17 19:56:59 2008
Q. I saw on "Jon & Kate + Eight" about them going to a pottery studio and making pottery and then painting them... I want to go with one with my younger sister and mom but I don't know if its only a age group or is it something not for adults. I really found it pretty cool, if theres one in NY or NJ please let me know.. -Thank You :)
Asked by mrs. delilah - Sat Sep 13 21:28:55 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
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Answered by Malthus - Wed Sep 17 19:56:59 2008
Pottery Studio in Columbus, Georgia?
Q. My fiance and I are going to Georgia for Christmas to spend some time with his family, one thing that we really want to do is take his little sister, 8 and 10, to a pottery studio and have then paint their own piece of pottery, where we are from in Washington we have something called the Dancing Brush in Poulsbo and we were just wondering if there was anything similar in or around Columbus. I've looked around a little on the internet but not knowing the area it's a little hard to know what I am looking for. Thank you very much! Thank you very, very much! And I will pick best answer! :-) - Emily
Asked by cheeremily89 - Wed Dec 3 13:24:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well i live in atlanta and the only one in columbus is bare ware this ones in macon my aunt has been there
Answered by Chris<3 - Wed Dec 3 16:24:50 2008
Q. My fiance and I are going to Georgia for Christmas to spend some time with his family, one thing that we really want to do is take his little sister, 8 and 10, to a pottery studio and have then paint their own piece of pottery, where we are from in Washington we have something called the Dancing Brush in Poulsbo and we were just wondering if there was anything similar in or around Columbus. I've looked around a little on the internet but not knowing the area it's a little hard to know what I am looking for. Thank you very much! Thank you very, very much! And I will pick best answer! :-) - Emily
Asked by cheeremily89 - Wed Dec 3 13:24:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well i live in atlanta and the only one in columbus is bare ware this ones in macon my aunt has been there
Answered by Chris<3 - Wed Dec 3 16:24:50 2008
im designing my own art (pottery) studio for a project in art class...?
Q. where might I go to get information on what I need in the studio, what would be the best layout and where I can get all the equipment and materials?
Asked by photogrphy_addict89 - Tue May 8 20:25:24 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are a couple of good books on Pilchuck (Ceramics at .. and Pottery at .. ) that include some studio images. At the ceramics supply place (clay and stuff) I use there is a considerable supply of books with several on the business of being a potter with layouts and equipment. I do know that lots of storage is needed for air drying, bisque fired and being glazed, ready for shipping, etc.
Answered by mike1942f - Sat May 12 21:12:46 2007
Q. where might I go to get information on what I need in the studio, what would be the best layout and where I can get all the equipment and materials?
Asked by photogrphy_addict89 - Tue May 8 20:25:24 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are a couple of good books on Pilchuck (Ceramics at .. and Pottery at .. ) that include some studio images. At the ceramics supply place (clay and stuff) I use there is a considerable supply of books with several on the business of being a potter with layouts and equipment. I do know that lots of storage is needed for air drying, bisque fired and being glazed, ready for shipping, etc.
Answered by mike1942f - Sat May 12 21:12:46 2007
Contemporary Ceramics Studio?
Q. I am interested in opening a paint-your-own-pottery studio. Does anyone have any idea how much something like this would cost to start up?
Asked by your chinese horoscope - Sat Apr 11 00:26:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Join the CCSA. They have all kinds of resources about this. They have consultants who can help you set up a studio with a "turnkey" plan.
Answered by ChrisP - Sun Apr 12 09:56:56 2009
Q. I am interested in opening a paint-your-own-pottery studio. Does anyone have any idea how much something like this would cost to start up?
Asked by your chinese horoscope - Sat Apr 11 00:26:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Join the CCSA. They have all kinds of resources about this. They have consultants who can help you set up a studio with a "turnkey" plan.
Answered by ChrisP - Sun Apr 12 09:56:56 2009
When cleaning up clay after using a pottery wheel- is it safe to wash clay down the drain?
Q. I put the large chunks of clay in my slurry bucket, but what about the small bits that inevitably wash down the sink during cleanup? Is this a problem? Could it clog my drain? Is there a special filter for clay only? I have a small shop sink in my studio that I use.
Asked by mbushatz - Mon Mar 3 14:38:52 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you can make a receptable for your sink. It is basically a big bowl of water with a drain near the top. Your clay, and all the other solids will sink, the chemicals will rise to the top of the water where they can evaporate, (if you use oil-based paints they will float on the top of the water for you to clean away.) There should be plans on the web. Clay will clog your drain, and a filter will not work, as the clay particles are too small. Added: I was trying to find the link of that post by meeny mo, this is what I found, would work too: But you would have to clean out the upper bucket after each use, to prevent it getting clogged.
Answered by Willeke - Mon Mar 3 15:43:10 2008
Q. I put the large chunks of clay in my slurry bucket, but what about the small bits that inevitably wash down the sink during cleanup? Is this a problem? Could it clog my drain? Is there a special filter for clay only? I have a small shop sink in my studio that I use.
Asked by mbushatz - Mon Mar 3 14:38:52 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you can make a receptable for your sink. It is basically a big bowl of water with a drain near the top. Your clay, and all the other solids will sink, the chemicals will rise to the top of the water where they can evaporate, (if you use oil-based paints they will float on the top of the water for you to clean away.) There should be plans on the web. Clay will clog your drain, and a filter will not work, as the clay particles are too small. Added: I was trying to find the link of that post by meeny mo, this is what I found, would work too: But you would have to clean out the upper bucket after each use, to prevent it getting clogged.
Answered by Willeke - Mon Mar 3 15:43:10 2008
How do you make ceramic tiles from scratch and know if they're suitable for floors?
Q. I volunteer at a not-for-profit pottery studio, and I was discussing making ceramic tiles for floors, which apparantly they do, but they are not sure how you know if they're too porus for bathrooms, etc. Anybody know where I can go to look this up? I tried Google-ing it, didn't come up with much.
Asked by Hobbitling - Thu Mar 1 23:31:07 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. www.milatiles.com/?pageid =47977 try this Jenn
Answered by jenn - Fri Mar 2 11:59:01 2007
Q. I volunteer at a not-for-profit pottery studio, and I was discussing making ceramic tiles for floors, which apparantly they do, but they are not sure how you know if they're too porus for bathrooms, etc. Anybody know where I can go to look this up? I tried Google-ing it, didn't come up with much.
Asked by Hobbitling - Thu Mar 1 23:31:07 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. www.milatiles.com/?pageid =47977 try this Jenn
Answered by jenn - Fri Mar 2 11:59:01 2007
Pottery Classes in Sydney?
Q. Hi all, I'm new to Sydney and am interested in taking some pottery classes. I'm looking for a pottery studio that can accommodate me on a casual basis such as two Sunday's a month and the odd Tuesday or Thursday as well. Has anyone come across such a pottery studio in Sydney that offers this? Thanks in advance, Heidi
Asked by Sydney Pottery Class Query - Thu Dec 31 00:43:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Heidi, I took some classes at this great little studio in Sydney's south in the suburb of Bundeena which also has some lovely beaches and bushwalks. You can book with them on any day including weekends. They do both pottery wheel throwing as well as handbuilding classes and you get to paint and glaze as well. I did a private individual class with them but they also do classes for groups. The place was called Something at Mary's and you can get more info on them at Good luck, Wanda
Answered by ozgal - Sun Jan 3 19:31:22 2010
Q. Hi all, I'm new to Sydney and am interested in taking some pottery classes. I'm looking for a pottery studio that can accommodate me on a casual basis such as two Sunday's a month and the odd Tuesday or Thursday as well. Has anyone come across such a pottery studio in Sydney that offers this? Thanks in advance, Heidi
Asked by Sydney Pottery Class Query - Thu Dec 31 00:43:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Heidi, I took some classes at this great little studio in Sydney's south in the suburb of Bundeena which also has some lovely beaches and bushwalks. You can book with them on any day including weekends. They do both pottery wheel throwing as well as handbuilding classes and you get to paint and glaze as well. I did a private individual class with them but they also do classes for groups. The place was called Something at Mary's and you can get more info on them at Good luck, Wanda
Answered by ozgal - Sun Jan 3 19:31:22 2010
What can I do while I am at work?
Q. I am trying to lose weight and have a bunch of time to kill at work. I work at a pottery studio and it gets a little slow. Does anyone know any sort of workout I can do while at work without making a fool out of myself if someone comes in?
Asked by nicolymoly7 - Sat Jul 8 01:30:31 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try some squats, lunges, (to work quads)and heel raises to work your calves. You might also want to try some resistance bands. You might be able to sneek in some exercises. Check out this site. Good luck!
Answered by connorsmom916 - Sat Jul 8 01:44:27 2006
Q. I am trying to lose weight and have a bunch of time to kill at work. I work at a pottery studio and it gets a little slow. Does anyone know any sort of workout I can do while at work without making a fool out of myself if someone comes in?
Asked by nicolymoly7 - Sat Jul 8 01:30:31 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try some squats, lunges, (to work quads)and heel raises to work your calves. You might also want to try some resistance bands. You might be able to sneek in some exercises. Check out this site. Good luck!
Answered by connorsmom916 - Sat Jul 8 01:44:27 2006
What is a GREAT business to start up?
Q. I can't do any boring "stuff" like insurance, medical, or anything like that... I want to sell something... Like shoes, boutique stuff, coats, jewelry, food (catering/restaurant), maybe a studio like yoga or pottery, etc... ***Please help. i basically want to sell something, and actual "thing" not like insurance, but I don't know what it should be?*** I want it like a store unless you have something better in mind...with the exception of the associations of food. thanks so, SO MUCH!
Asked by Nameless - Sat Apr 5 21:59:38 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. People will pay the most money for things they cannot do for themselves, or will not do for themselves...
Answered by Sophie B - Sat Apr 5 22:09:42 2008
Q. I can't do any boring "stuff" like insurance, medical, or anything like that... I want to sell something... Like shoes, boutique stuff, coats, jewelry, food (catering/restaurant), maybe a studio like yoga or pottery, etc... ***Please help. i basically want to sell something, and actual "thing" not like insurance, but I don't know what it should be?*** I want it like a store unless you have something better in mind...with the exception of the associations of food. thanks so, SO MUCH!
Asked by Nameless - Sat Apr 5 21:59:38 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. People will pay the most money for things they cannot do for themselves, or will not do for themselves...
Answered by Sophie B - Sat Apr 5 22:09:42 2008
Kilns for public use in or near Derry, New Hampshire?
Q. I'm hoping to buy a small potter's wheel sometime in the near future, but I don't have the money, room, or technical knowledge to have my own kiln. Even better would be a place that has open wheels, clay, glazes, AND a kiln. Basically, I'm seeking a pottery studio. The less expensive, the better.
Asked by imaje_10392 - Sun Aug 23 19:58:33 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Google reports Pottery kilns near Derry this place west River Bend Pottery 22 Riverbend Rd, Wilton, NH - (603) 654-2752 and this place south (which might be faster) Boston Kiln Services 66 Thomas St, Medford, MA - (617) 926-1802 But putting in Manchester and just pottery returns a number of studios, etc.
Answered by mike1942f - Sun Aug 23 23:32:58 2009
Q. I'm hoping to buy a small potter's wheel sometime in the near future, but I don't have the money, room, or technical knowledge to have my own kiln. Even better would be a place that has open wheels, clay, glazes, AND a kiln. Basically, I'm seeking a pottery studio. The less expensive, the better.
Asked by imaje_10392 - Sun Aug 23 19:58:33 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Google reports Pottery kilns near Derry this place west River Bend Pottery 22 Riverbend Rd, Wilton, NH - (603) 654-2752 and this place south (which might be faster) Boston Kiln Services 66 Thomas St, Medford, MA - (617) 926-1802 But putting in Manchester and just pottery returns a number of studios, etc.
Answered by mike1942f - Sun Aug 23 23:32:58 2009
what should the theme be?
Q. i love planning my birthday parties. my 13th was a pottery party at a mosaic studio in new york. my 14th was a candy party at dylan's candy bar in florida(i moved).now i have to choose a theme for my quince and sweet 16. im brasillian so our quince arent as traditional as the hispanics quince. also my 16th needs to be original...nothing princess, luau, slumber party. i just really want to make it memorable not for my guests but for me and my family. i really hope someone can help. please and thanx and along with the theme if you can suggest things i can have at the party and types of food and beverages. like my friend had card readers, bellydancers,fire breathers, henna tatoos cause her party was of arabian nights. so wat ever events… [cont.]
Asked by Peace - Mon Jun 18 22:15:14 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. masquerade in paris you guys could dress up and have an effiel tower, and do the whole masks. such as this one... -you could have a cafe area... -you could do a photo shoot... best of luck! ~~~ you could do a glamour theme/runway, you could hire a make up/hair artist and have your friends all dolled up then do a little fashion show, hence photoshoot OR both themes combined (paris/glamour)
Answered by lucky - Mon Jun 18 22:23:51 2007
Q. i love planning my birthday parties. my 13th was a pottery party at a mosaic studio in new york. my 14th was a candy party at dylan's candy bar in florida(i moved).now i have to choose a theme for my quince and sweet 16. im brasillian so our quince arent as traditional as the hispanics quince. also my 16th needs to be original...nothing princess, luau, slumber party. i just really want to make it memorable not for my guests but for me and my family. i really hope someone can help. please and thanx and along with the theme if you can suggest things i can have at the party and types of food and beverages. like my friend had card readers, bellydancers,fire breathers, henna tatoos cause her party was of arabian nights. so wat ever events… [cont.]
Asked by Peace - Mon Jun 18 22:15:14 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. masquerade in paris you guys could dress up and have an effiel tower, and do the whole masks. such as this one... -you could have a cafe area... -you could do a photo shoot... best of luck! ~~~ you could do a glamour theme/runway, you could hire a make up/hair artist and have your friends all dolled up then do a little fashion show, hence photoshoot OR both themes combined (paris/glamour)
Answered by lucky - Mon Jun 18 22:23:51 2007
Pottery/ceramics workshops in Dallas?
Q. I'd like to go somewhere to do pottery or ceramics for my birthday. I'm not looking for lessons, but just a studio or something where I could go with my husband to create some pottery for the day. Does anyone know of a place like this? Thanks
Asked by Sarah P - Wed Dec 30 14:00:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, I believe both the Craft Guild and the Creative Arts Center limit access to their equipment to people who have taken their classes - the stuff is costly and they want some confidence it will not be misused or turn the people watching the space into instructors for people who want to wander in and skip the classes. But ask.
Answered by mike1942f - Wed Dec 30 23:42:27 2009
Q. I'd like to go somewhere to do pottery or ceramics for my birthday. I'm not looking for lessons, but just a studio or something where I could go with my husband to create some pottery for the day. Does anyone know of a place like this? Thanks
Asked by Sarah P - Wed Dec 30 14:00:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, I believe both the Craft Guild and the Creative Arts Center limit access to their equipment to people who have taken their classes - the stuff is costly and they want some confidence it will not be misused or turn the people watching the space into instructors for people who want to wander in and skip the classes. But ask.
Answered by mike1942f - Wed Dec 30 23:42:27 2009
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