Weekly Class Announcements

 

Week 7 of 8, February 16th-22nd

It’s week 7, meaning this is the last week for wet clay work. Everything you want fired for this session needs to be leather hard and on the bisque carts by 4:00 on Sunday Feb. 22nd. Any pots that miss that deadline will need to be paid for and sent through the firing counter. Sunday Feb. 22nd is also the date you need to have your shelf cleared by if you are not taking class in March. Week 8 is for glazing only! If you ARE taking class in March, still give your shelf a wipe down. Once week 8 is done, keep checking the return shelves until you have glazed all of your pots and put them back through.

The terra sigilatta workshop on Sunday the 22nd is full, but you can send us an email if you want to get on the waitlist.  That will be held in the handbuilding classroom until 2pm.

Thank you for all the donations to Food not Bombs.  Their needs list has been updated from warm winter items to hygiene and food products.  They’re asking for diapers, toilet paper, deodorant, canned goods and rice & beans.  You can drop off items in the kiln room across from the firing counter.

Please check the lost and found!  We’ll be clearing that out at the end of the month.

Field trips this week are 25 kids on Tuesday and 27 on Friday.

 

Week 6 of 8 February 9th - 15th

First of all, thank you all so much for your patience with crazy Saturday events and field trips. We really appreciate your help in making everyone feel welcome.

We are into week 6 so I want to give a rundown of the end of the session. Everything you want fired for this session needs to be leather hard and on the bisque carts by 4:00 on Sunday Feb. 22nd. That is the end of week 7.  Any pots that miss that deadline will need to be payed for and sent through the firing counter. If you are not taking class in March, your shelf should be cleaned off by that same Sunday. Week 8 is for glazing only! If you ARE taking class in March, still give your shelf a wipe down. Once week 8 is done, keep checking the return shelves until you have glazed all of your pots and put them back through.

we will have 17 kids here on Tuesday for a field trip as well as a hand building event with 25 people from 2:30 to 4:30 on Friday

The Food not Bombs drop off site should be a studio fixture for the foreseeable future so keep dropping things off and we will update you if the “wanted item” list changes.