Introduction to Hand-building with Clay <br>Saturday 22nd of November

£90.00

Suitable for all abilities, this creative workshop will introduce you to the fundamentals of hand-building with clay. You’ll make three unique pottery pieces. Starting with a pinch pot, you’ll then shape a small bowl and a vase or candleholder, using traditional hand-building techniques.

All materials are provided, including light stoneware clay, sculpting tools, and wooden boards. You’ll also be able to choose your glaze finish on the day.

Once finished, your pieces will be dried and fired twice (first bisque, then glaze) and will be ready to collect around three weeks after the workshop.

You’ll also have the option to add a touch of luxury, a 24 carat gold lustre finish can be applied to the rim of your pots.

✨ You can book this in advance when reserving your spot (at £12 per piece), or if you’re unsure, you’ll have the chance to decide on the day.

 

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  • Instructor: Natalie Haynes
  • Date and Time: Saturday 22nd of November from 10am to 12.30pm
  • Duration: 2.5 hours
  • Age Range: Suitable for adults and teenagers over 14 yo. Children over 10 yo may join in too if accompanied by an adult.
  • Skill Level: This workshop is set up for beginners with no previous experience, but we also welcome those who have worked with clay before.
  • Materials Required from Participants: Participants should wear comfortable clothing. All materials and aprons are provided.
  • Group Size: Up to 8 participants
  • Contact Information: For questions or more information, email us at info@vigourandskills.com
  • Location: Upton Downs Farm, Burford, OX18 4LY

 

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    Inspiration and Techniques

    Natalie draws inspiration from the rolling hills of the Cotswolds and the serene Cornwall coast. She uses traditional handbuilding techniques like slab, coil, and pinch to create her pieces, adding unique textures and personal touches to each one. Her collections are ever-evolving, reflecting her love for the endless possibilities of working with clay.