Pottery classes to suit everyone
Try your hand at throwing on the wheel, hand modelling and other techniques
Classes take place in my small pottery studio in Bamford where I even have an outside kick wheel for throwing pots in the sunshine (when the weather is right!). I teach a wide range of classes to suit people of all ages, abilities and walks of life - from toddlers to octogenarians. I offer creative, fun and unique lessons on a one-to-one or small group basis. I am passionate about sharing my love of creating pottery with others and have decades of experience in teaching pottery as a creative therapy, as a fun group activity or as a way of expressing yourself.
I provide lessons from beginners, through intermediate to advanced levels in hand-building, sculpture and wheel work. I am always flexible and can design a class or workshop to suit your needs. More information about my classes can be found below.
The lessons I offer
My studio is open on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
Workshop times:
10am - 1pm
1:30pm - 4:30pm
Workshop fees:
2 hours - £50
3 hours (half day) - £75
6 hours (full day) - £140
If you're looking for a unique gift, vouchers can be purchased for pottery lessons:
2 hours - £50
3 hours (half day) - £75
6 hours (full day) - £140
I usually send vouchers by email, but they are also available directly from my studio.
Please phone me on 07762163938 or email leewatermanarts@hotmail.
com if you are interested.
Lessons for children can include throwing pots on the wheel or hand modelling. With parental supervision, children from age 3-18 can come for one or a series of lessons.
Children's fees:
£15 an hour
Everyone who comes to my studio is an individual, so I tailor workshops to suit each person's interests and experiences.
Workshops can include throwing on the wheel, hand building with slabs or coils, modelling and sculpture, as well as using colours, slips and glazes.
Getting creative with friends or family can be a really fun experience, allowing you to support and encourage each other in what you create. It makes for a memorable day out.
I can accommodate up to 6 people per workshop.
It has to be nice and smooth so a spoon can scoop in it easily
Lee's tip on making a multipurpose bowl. Watch the video for more
