New Classes
for 2021

Option 1:

Skill level: Beginners and Advanced beginners

Seven Thursday mornings 9:30-11:30

Dates: Jan. 13 - Feb. 24

Instructor: Tim Scull

Tuition: $345, firing fees not included

Students enrolled in the Winter Term may continue to use the studio from

Nov. 21 - Jan. 9 Additional Fee: $280

Present Fall deadlines due not apply to students whom have enrolled in this option. 

Option 2:

Skill level: Beginners and Advanced beginners

Seven Saturday mornings 9:30-11:30

Dates: Jan. 15 - Feb. 26

Instructor: Abigail Jensen

Tuition: $345, firing fees not included

Students enrolled in the Winter Term may continue to use the studio from

Nov. 21 - Jan. 9 Additional Fee: $280

Present Fall deadlines due not apply to students whom have enrolled in this option. 

Option 3:

Skill level: Beginners and Advanced beginners

Seven Friday evenings 7:00p.m.-9:00p.m

Dates: Jan. 14 - Feb. 25

Instructor: Tim Scull

Tuition: $345, firing fees not included

Present Fall deadlines due not apply to students whom have enrolled in this option. 

If you have ever dreamed of working with clay or are eager to return to clay, this is a great opportunity to get dirty, creative and have a blast. Beginner forms like, tea bowls, cup, mugs, soup bowls and plates will be covered in detail in this beginner class.

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A 25 pound bag of clay is included in these classes.

Wood Firing Intensive 

Skill level: Advanced

Seven Thursday evenings 7:00p.m. - 9:00p.m.

Dates: Jan. 13 - Feb. 24

Instructor: Tim Scull

Tuition: $345  firing fees not included

Students enrolled in the Winter Term may continue to use the studio from Nov. 21 - Jan. 9 Additional Fee: $280

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Present Fall deadlines due not apply to students whom have enrolled in this option. 

This is a terrific opportunity to study with a man of 30+ years of experience, 20+ years of wood firing.Tim has wood fired close to 400 times.

This is a rare opportunity to explore wood firing at an advanced level. This class will cover firing both of CCW’s Naborigama and its Climbing Train Kiln. Extensive information and discussions will cover clay bodies, glaze application, numerous flashing slips, cool down reduction, stacking and placement of wares in each kiln.

Porcelain, and porcelain slips will be explored in detail for unique interactions with fly ash and vapor released from the combusting wood.

For individuals who have wanted to receive more information and experience on the preparation for two different wood fired kilns, this is a fabulous opportunity. 

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Please Note: The Month of March has been reserved for the make up of classes due to weather issues.