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We’ll gather and get our hands in earth, learning to hand-build a small bowl/candle holder, as well as beads and buttons, using white clay and dyes.
Cost: $80 for instruction, supplies and healthy snacks.
Our teacher will be Dave Blakeslee. He completed a degree in Ceramic Art at Alfred University in New York, and has been a working potter since 1975. He was a long-standing member of the Bolder Arts and Crafts Coop, and comes to us from his studio on the banks of the Arkansas River.
PLAY WITH CLAY
with master potter Dave Blakeslee
April 21, 1-5 pm
We’ll gather and get our hands in earth, learning to hand-build a small bowl/candle holder, as well as beads and buttons, using white clay and dyes.
Cost: $80 for instruction, supplies and healthy snacks.
Our teacher will be Dave Blakeslee. He completed a degree in Ceramic Art at Alfred University in New York, and has been a working potter since 1975. He was a long-standing member of the Bolder Arts and Crafts Coop, and comes to us from his studio on the banks of the Arkansas River.
We’ll gather and get our hands in earth, learning to hand-build a small bowl/candle holder, as well as beads and buttons, using white clay and dyes.
Cost: $80 for instruction, supplies and healthy snacks.
Our teacher will be Dave Blakeslee. He completed a degree in Ceramic Art at Alfred University in New York, and has been a working potter since 1975. He was a long-standing member of the Bolder Arts and Crafts Coop, and comes to us from his studio on the banks of the Arkansas River.
We’ll gather and get our hands in earth, learning to hand-build a small bowl/candle holder, as well as beads and buttons, using white clay and dyes.
Cost: $80 for instruction, supplies and healthy snacks.
Our teacher will be Dave Blakeslee. He completed a degree in Ceramic Art at Alfred University in New York, and has been a working potter since 1975. He was a long-standing member of the Bolder Arts and Crafts Coop, and comes to us from his studio on the banks of the Arkansas River.
