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Clay Club Monthly Membership 

WHAT TO EXPECT

These sessions are designed exclusively for potters who have completed the five week beginners course and want to continue practising and developing their wheel throwing skills. Focus on centring, pulling up and creating your own forms at your own pace in a relaxed and supportive studio environment.

What’s included

  • 6 hours of studio time each month

  • 3 × 2-hour Saturday afternoon sessions

  • Choose from 1pm–3pm or 3pm–5pm

  • Your own pottery wheel for the full session

  • Unlimited clay included

  • Use of studio tools and equipment

  • Firing for up to 2 pieces each month, up to 5kg in weight

  • Additional pieces can be fired for £10 each

  • 10% off the Improvers' Wheel-Throwing Course

What to bring

An apron and old towel / tea towel for drying hands and wheel head alternatively you can hire an apron and towel bundle at check out for £5 

Wear comfortable clothing that can get a little messy, and keep your nails short! 

Cost

£80 a month £5 per apron and towel bundle for hire (optional)

Duration

6 hours (3 × 2hour sessions every month)

When

See calendar for available times

How to book your Clay Club sessions?

There are two ways to use the Clay Club sessions:

CLAY CLUB — £80 PER MONTH

If you want to join the monthly membership:

Click “ADD CART” and purchase the £80 monthly membership.

Once you've paid, you'll receive a membership code by email.

You can then use this code to book your 3 × 2-hour Clay Club sessions each month.

BOOK A ONE-OFF SESSION — £40

If you're not a Clay Club member and would simply like to book an individual 2-hour studio session, you can book and pay for a one-off session by choosing the session from the selection of session dates below .

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