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breakfast with the head of Love
Productions and mentioned the video. He
watched it back at his hotel, and phoned me
up to ask if I wanted to be a judge on this
new programme he was putting together,”
explained Keith.
Keith was adamant that he didn’t want to
be involved with something where the
contestants are set up to be broken down.
Love Productions assured him it would be
a proper programme, promoting crafts, so
he agreed, and the rest is history.
Following the success of the first two
series, this third series is longer, with 10
episodes (Series 1 had six and Series 2 was
The sgra to range for Heal’s that eight) and features 12 potters as opposed to
kick-started Keith’s production career.
10. Some of the projects push the envelope
and are a big ask, which will make great
with some photos of a sgraffito range that loved my Word range and said it was very viewing. Rich Miller has a great team
I’d made. I showed them to the buyer at scalable. He’d just come back from China, dealing with the technical side of things,
Heal’s and she asked if I could make 200 – and within two weeks I was on a plane to and the production team is now much more
‘by next week’. I delivered, they sold well China, visiting factories that he’d found. I’d used to how the whole things works in
and the next order was for 400. It became a been looking into mass production anyway, terms of firing schedules etc.
bit of a game; she’d ask for 600, then 1,200, because with the kind of volume I was “What’s been interesting about the
and it was fine because I’d had this producing, and in that market, the pricing programme is to watch the thought process
traditional training and could deliver in was getting tricky. We formed MAKE of each individual potter and the way they
volume. International. construct their design concept for the task.
“The largest order I ever made was “It’s the same thing that I do, but on a There’s a lot of personal, emotional stuff
16,000 pieces for Habitat, which took about bigger scale. I hand-make and design each that comes through,” said Keith.
three months. I’d been working with them, prototype, go to China to block and case it, “In the first series they were allowed to
designing various ranges, and then I or get it ready for jiggers or moulding, and I choose whatever clay they wanted for each .
developed a breakfast range called the work in the factory, on the floor, and we get
Brooks range, and it was put up for the it up to mass production. A lot of the
merchandisers to see if they wanted it. equipment used in the mass production
Their head of development came out of the originated from Stoke, bought when factories
meeting laughing, and I asked if they’d there closed down. China still has the skill
gone for it. He said, ‘Have they! Have you sets that are gradually being lost over here.
seen the numbers?’ I got back to the They’ve never stopped using them.”
workshop and the fax machine was spitting Having investigated the possibility of
out reams of orders for their various shops. relocating his production to a factory in
“I’d get on the wheel at 5.30am and Stoke (the red tape proved insurmountable),
throw. By the time the others came in at Keith is trying to bring at least some of the
9am, I’d have made 300-400 pieces, and I’d production back to the city and is talking
manage 800-1000 mugs a day. By then I to some of the big companies about
had five or six people working for me; a working with them.
couple of girls just packing boxes, a guy
preparing the clay, and I used to sit at the The Great Pottery Throw
wheel all day, turning the work out, like a Down – more potters,
machine. bigger challenges
“Back in 2014, Dom and I did some
Going large promotional videos for Make International,
“I was there for 15-17 years, then moved and the Adele ‘Rolling in the deep’ spoof
down here [to Whitstable]. By this time I went viral. At the time, we were working
was doing trade fairs and in 2006/2007 I with the owner of a chain of stores in Originally part of an art
met my business partner Dom. He said he America. She happened to be having installation, this is ‘Exhibit A’!
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Society for Education in Art and Design) cross-section is vital for the heatwork
and they support and give loads of during firing – essential for domestic ware
information to arts teachers, and the more when you’re firing 30,000 mugs in one
I can extol the virtues of creative subjects kiln!”
– whether it’s pottery or woodwork or
whatever – that cognitive experience that Where next?
kids don’t get so much any more, the better. Talking to Keith, it’s clear he’s a man full of
I’m dyslexic and pottery was my way out, ideas and enthusiasm, revelling in the
my inspiration to do what I do now. If it various clay-related avenues life has thrown
hadn’t been for that, I wouldn’t be here at him. He loves the television work, and is
now. Touching clay for the first time was a busy with workshops, demos and personal
eureka moment for me. There’s a really appearances, as well as keeping on top of
lovely experience to it when you’re using the production of MAKE International.
your head, your hands and this lovely But what else might the future hold? “I’m
malleable substance.” designing some samples for Port Meirion
and Steelite at the moment, and I want to
Getting his hands dirty start making a hand-made range again.
Downstairs in his studio, Keith gave a It’ll be at a higher price point than my
couple of quick demos. The first was a other things but it’s a different market, and
This traditional jug form took
Keith two and a half years to perfect cylinder, which he cut in half. Being a if I do it, it’ll keep my hand in as well.”
when he first started. production potter, he leaves quite a thick “I get a bit funny if I’m not on the wheel
base because he will go on to turn it later. for longer than three or four days”, he tells
task, which was a minefield, so now each The second was the hardest shape he us, “It’s where I think.”
task uses a different clay. It works better as ever learned to throw; a bellied jug, and it The third series of The Great Pottery
a programme because, if we need to, we can took him ages to perfect it. Part of the Throw Down airs on More4 on 8 January
explain a particular clay, eg crank, raku, difficulty, he says, is that you have to at 9pm.
porcelain, and the continuity is the same pre-empt where you need the clay to end keithbrymerjones.com
for everyone and it works better up. Open up, collar in and then he says he
logistically. was taught to leave enough clay at the rim
“I get inspired by the show too. I’m with the first pull, compress it, then never
known for using porcelain but having seen touch it again. Subsequent pulls finish just
the results that the contestants got with underneath the rim. The speed of the wheel
different clays, I’ve been loving the textures is important too, Keith varies the speed
and different finishes and the reactions that according to which stage he’s at. He often
you get with them. I’ve started developing tells people not to be afraid to use tools to
in stoneware and seeing what reactions we help shape the form, letting them become
get with different stoneware bodies. In fact, an extension of their hands. He
Valentine Clays has made a clay body for demonstrated this with a rib on the outside
me, KBJ Stoneware. We initially planned of the form and – unusually – a sponge on a
to do a porcelain, but then I thought more stick on the inside. The bit he said he could
people would want stoneware, so we came never get right when he first started was
up with this body that’s really good to the belly – it needs to be a nice free-
throw – it’s nice and plastic – and it biscuit flowing shape, and the neck. “I could never
fires to a lovely cream colour. It has a good understand why I couldn’t get it, but you
firing range too, of 1230-1300°C.” just go in and exaggerate it. You can make
it really sharp if you want. Leaving clay in
Promoting crafts the rim means there’s enough to pull the
“I love talking about clay to people and this spout, which is why you leave it there. Use
profile that I now have is brilliant. even pressure as you pull, and then get it
Everything I do reaches a different really nicely turned over without touching
demographic, and if it goes to young people the rest of the rim. That took two and a
who hear that there’s an alternative to an half years to perfect, and now because I
academic career, that’s great,” Keith know the concept of the shape, I can throw Trialling his new clay body, KBJ
enthused. it in any size.” As he inspects the sliced Stoneware, available at Valentine
“I’m a patron of NSEAD (The National open form, he points out, “A decent, even Clays.
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■ Foam mounting board – you will need to buy several sheets
of A3, su cient to make a mould 2-3 cm deep. Note: It can
apparently be bought in thicker sheets, but I couldn’t source any –
you may have better luck
■ Sheets of A3 paper – or a roll of wall lining paper
■ Blown vinyl textured paper
■ A3 sheet of craft foam
■ Ruler
■ Craft knife
■ Pencil
■ Compass or cookie
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make semicircles)
■ Ellipse tool for making
oval shapes
■ Double-sided tape
■ Cutting mat
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in place as you cut.
Working on the cutting mat, fold an A3-sized sheet of
paper in two lengthways, then in two again to quarter 4
the sheet.
Open up the template to check the size and shape is to
your requirements.
If you feel it’s too large, simply fold it back up, draw in a
smaller oval with the ellipse tool and re-cut it.
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Using the ellipse tool, draw a quarter oval on the folded This is the template for the actual mould. To avoid
paper, lining up the middle of the oval with the folded confusing it with others you will make, write ‘Mould’ at the
centreline of the paper. centre.
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Divide the outer line into equally sized sections with a
half-section at the long end of the oval. The measurements
shown are 6cm apart (and therefore 3cm at the long end),
Fold a second, large sheet of paper in four again. but yours will depend on the size of your template.
Fold the mould template in four and place it on the Record each division with a clear pencil mark.
second folded sheet, as if you were going to cut out an
identical shape.
Draw around the outline. 9
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Using either a compass or a suitably sized cookie-cutter,
draw a semicircle between two of the marks. Be aware
that dierent sized cutters will make deeper or shallower
semicircles so practice until you find a size that you like.
The good thing about pencil lines is that they can be
rubbed out if you make a mistake.
When you have a shape you like, measure the distance at
Using the ellipse tool again, draw another line 2-3cm the centre of the shape from the inner to the outer line.
out from the inner one. Make a note of the size.
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Using the given measurement, mark this distance at the .
top end of the oval, as shown.
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Draw in the half-semicircle as shown, positioning the
cutter between the given marks.
Carefully cut the template out and open it out when
finished to check the shape is as you envisaged it.
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Draw in the remaining semicircles.
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Tape the folded template sheets together at an outer
edge to prevent the paper moving as you cut the shape Lay the template on your textured sheet to fi nd the best
out. position for it.
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Place your original ‘Mould’ template at the centre of
the texture template, making sure the fold lines align with
the drawn lines and that the shape is equidistant from the
edge, all the way around.
Turn the textured sheet over and place the template in Draw in the shape.
the approximate position on the back.
Draw the outline of the template onto the texture.
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With the template still in place on the textured paper,
mark the centre points at both ends and middles with a Cut out the texture template carefully, using a good,
clear pencil mark. sharp craft knife.
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Draw a line between the marked points to divide the
template in four. .
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Cut out the oval from the centre of the template. Layer the foam mounting board sheets together and
The textured frame is what you will use to make your secure them with double-sided tape.
dish later.
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You can make frames like this in all shapes and sizes Using the original mould template, draw the shape in at
following the same instructions. the centre of the foam board.
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Sand around the cut edges to smooth them o .
Carefully cut the oval shape out, working through one
layer at a time.
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To use the mould, suspend it over a box of some kind; it
can be plastic or a simple cardboard version, but it needs
to be large enough for the clay to slump in the mould
without touching the sides of the box it’s suspended over.
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Because the mounting
board is covered with paper,
you will need to protect the surface
with something non-absorbent. (This is a
problem I discovered at my cost, proving that even
seasoned makers still have things to learn!)
So, to protect the surface, cut the mould template
out from the centre of your foam sheet then fix this
over the mould with double-sided tape.
Your mould is now ready to use.
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Following on from the previous
project, this is the test to see how You will need:
well your mould works. You will be ■ Earthenware or stoneware
surprised how many variations of – colour of choice
■ Rolling pin, roller guides,
the shape you can make – but let’s 2 plastic sheets
begin with this shallow dish ■ The textured and ‘mould’
templates made in the last
project
■ Box to rest the mould on
■ Glaze to suit clay type
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Return to rolling the slab out until it’s the same
thickness as the roller guides, then smooth over the
Prepare a large block of clay – it must accommodate surface of the slab with a rib to compact the clay.
the size of your template, so estimate accordingly.
Working on a sheet of plastic, reduce the bulk of
the clay by beating it with the side of your rolling 4
pin. Work in measured, even strokes from one side
of the clay to the other, to avoid making deep
grooves in the surface.
Roll out the clay between the roller guides, making
sure it will adequately accommodate the texture
template.
You will find that periodically turning the slab will
make rolling much easier and give you more control
over reaching the approximate shape that you
require.
With the roller guides still in place, position the
textured template on the slab and carefully roll it into the
clay.
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Cut the shape out using a sharp knife. Discard the
excess clay from around the edge.
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Test the size of the slab by placing the template over
the surface. If the slab still has some way to go before Peel the template o the surface. Take care doing this
being fully rolled out, reduce the size by roughly cutting – it can easily rip, but if you’re careful you can save it to
around the template and discarding the excess. use again.
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Run your fingers around the scalloped edge of the
slab, to smooth and round it o .
Again, run your fingers around the scalloped edges of
8 the slab to neaten them up.
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Lay the second sheet of plastic over the surface of the
slab and smooth it over gently so that there are no
creases in it.
Place the template marked ‘mould’ on the slab,
9 making sure it’s central, then lightly mark the
position with a pin.
Turn the slab over, sandwiched between the two
sheets of plastic, and then peel the bottom sheet o .
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Gently smooth over the back of the slab with a rib.
DO NOT apply too much pressure; it will spoil the texture
on the underside! .
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Sit the slump mould over the slab, lining the oval up
with the scored line on the slab. Lift the mould and tap it on the sides of the box a few
times to encourage the slab to slump a little more.
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Slip a board under the plastic sheet that the slab and 18
mould are lying on. You can do this after step 12 if you
prefer – it might make the process a little easier. You can encourage a deeper slump by working over
the untextured central surface with a soft kidney.
Note: If you began with a thick slab, it’s possible to
make the clay slump really deeply because the clay
has enough bulk to stretch. This becomes trickier
with thinner slabs and will require some
experimentation to see how far you can push it.
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Turn everything over in one swift go – the board,
plastic sheet, slab and mould.
Rest the mould on the awaiting box and remove the
board.
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Peel the plastic sheet o the slab. As you do this, the Neaten around the scalloped edges of the dish with a
clay will naturally slump into the mould. suitable tool if you feel it’s needed.
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Smooth over the inner surface of the dish one last
time to make sure it’s finished o neatly at the depth you
require.
Turn the board and mould over and lay it on the work
surface.
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Firm the clay up with a hairdryer until you’re sure the
shape will hold when turned out of the mould.
Carefully lift the mould o the dish.
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foam to the surface of the mould because you can clearly
see that a thin layer of the boards’ paper covering has
stuck to the surface of the clay. This isn’t a problem in
itself because it will burn away in firing, but it does spoil
the surface of the mould if not careful.
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Pack the interior of the dish with soft plastic or
something similar, to support the shape when it’s
turned out of the mould.
Lay a board over the surface.
Roll a long, even coil of clay approximately 1.5cm thick
to form the foot of the dish.
Lay the coil on the underside of the dish in the required
position and overlap the ends. .
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Cut through the overlapped ends of the coil at an
angle, as shown. Check the foot to
ensure it’s in the
correct position then
gently score around
the inner and outer
edge to mark the
place.
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Carefully lift just the cut ends and score them with a
serrated kidney.
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Apply a dab of slip to
one of the ends only
then join the two
together and smooth
over the surface with
your fingers. Very carefully remove the foot, trying not to allow it to
stretch as you move it.
Score the edge of the foot that will fix onto the dish.
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When you’re happy that the foot is securely fixed,
Score the marked position on the dish then apply work around the join inside and out with a wooden tool
slip to the area and the scored foot ring. to remove excess slip.
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As a final (optional) detail, roll a tiny ball of clay with
a finger in the palm of your hand, then flatten it
between your finger and thumb.
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Place the foot back in position on the dish and gently Stamp your maker’s mark at the centre of the little
press it into place. disc. .
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Score the underside of the
disc and a corresponding
position for the mark on
the underside of the dish.
Apply a dab of slip to
the scored areas. When you’re sure the dish will hold its shape when
moved, turn it over and remove the board and support
stu ng.
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Allow the dish to dry out slowly before bisque fi ring.
Fix the disc in place carefully making sure not to spoil
the impression.
Note: You might be wondering why I stamped the disc
before applying it to the surface. The answer is that I
didn’t want to risk distorting the body of the dish by
pressing the stamp into the surface without supporting
the clay from the underside. Added to this, I didn’t want
to distort the dish by lifting it at this stage.
After bisque fi ring, fi nish o the dish with your glaze
of choice.
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and glazed in Amaco Turquoise, opalescent, low fire
glaze. The textured area only was painted in a single
Firm the foot up to the same level of dryness as the layer of Velvet underglaze in Rose, before glazing.
body, with a hairdryer. Fired to cone 05 (1046°C) in an electric kiln.
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Three, to be precise. I can’t tell you how good it feels to fully
finish a piece within the space of a week or so
only eight feet square, with a whole wall
taken up by deep shelving, but I think
I’ve made the best use of space I possibly
could, and it doesn’t feel small at all; it’s
A s you can imagine, I’ve been just cosy and perfect. As a result, I’ve
really been able to get on with the
revelling in my new studio
shed; pottering about, making
top of that, having the bigger kiln in the
pots, glazing pots, moving equipment serious business of playing with clay. On
around to find the right spot and shed next door has meant that much
shock of shocks, I’m even more firing is possible. It occurs
enjoying cleaning! to me that it would’ve been
Sometimes I head out much easier all this time if
there in the evening, turn I’d kept on going to
on the lights and heater, lessons, or signed up to an
close all the blinds and open studio where firing This one flopped – cutting it
apart shows I’d gone too thin at the
listen to music or a was included!
shoulder area.
podcast as I work. It’s I really fancied throwing
those oil bottles from issue conical, so rather than try to make it
32, although I had a sneaky conform to the shape on the pages, I
feeling that I wouldn’t get round decided to let it go the way it wanted. I’m
to the stopper part (this turned out to be becoming more aware that this tactic –
true). I think I attempted five of them in following the clay instead of following a
total, with three making it through to plan – is not going to do me any favours
firing. I’m much more fussy these days long term. Soon enough I’ll need to
about what I fire because I’ve got a big become more skilled at throwing the
backlog of old work that I wish I hadn’t things I intend to throw, but for now I’m
bothered with… I don’t really enjoy still happy to go with the flow even if it
glazing and, to make it worse, some of isn’t what was intended, as long as I like
the pieces will deserve smashing even if what’s happening.
I do glaze them. A few of them I’m I really enjoyed making and using a
keeping for glaze tests, others for when I foot tool with an old store or credit card,
have tried and tested glazes that I’m sure as per the instructions. However, I
will enhance rather than ruin them. snipped away at it while sitting at the
I found the bottle shape pretty tricky wheel, which meant that some of the
to throw. This was partly because I tend slivers of plastic pinged away from the
to try for a narrow base right from the scissors to disappear on the floor and
start and this project called for a wide under the shelves. I must admit I had a
one. It turned out that I’m not so good at sneaking suspicion that one might have
Snipping an old plastic card into a going narrow at the top when I’ve dropped into my reclaim bucket. Lo and
foot tool is amazingly e ective – just
don’t drop the shards in your reclaim. started wide at the base. This was behold it turned up, spiking my hand, as
Circled: The handmade foot tool therefore extremely good practice. I’ll I wedged that reclaim back into a ball.
works so well I’ve given it its own never learn if I just stick to my comfort I’ve uploaded a video of my reclaim
space in my tool box. zone. The first attempt started to look process, including the moment I found
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Amaco Storm brushed on using a Not a bad little group!
People, label your bottles – this banding wheel, with some Seaweed
was slip, not Amaco Oatmeal glaze! over the top.
the shard, to my social media channels Another of those occurred when I
NOTE
@pottlemuddery. The tool made a really made a classic rookie error during
You can see last issue’s bird feeder
nice foot shape so I have kept that little glazing. I had a few small squeezy bottles
upside down in one of the photos – I
card and it’s become a precious addition that I’d previously used to drizzle glazes
glazed the bottom by gluing some
to my toolbox. like Amaco’s Ancient Jasper and Oatmeal
wooden shapes to the base and
I don’t have any texture rollers, so the on the rims of pots. I did not label them.
glazing over them. Before firing I
first and second bottles were left with So after I’d glazed the first, conical,
removed those and used balls of
simple lines around the neck/shoulder bottle with Storm and a ring of Seaweed,
‘wadding’ (lots of recipes online) in
area. For the third, I attempted to use a I used Iron Lustre on the next one,
the unglazed areas left behind to lift
wooden bead, but unfortunately I’ve drizzling it with the little bottle of
the piece away from the kiln shelf.
mislaid my stash of interesting ones and Oatmeal. Or so I thought. It was only
only had a really basic option, which did when it came out of the kiln and looked
not make a nice pattern. It was so bad really odd that I realised… it was Parian As I said earlier, I had no real plan
that I decided to get rid of the evidence casting slip! You can see how the slip sat for corks or bungs. I had half an idea
by carving repeating vertical lines. on top of the glaze and cracked. Again that I’d make some from clay, rather
These turned out to look very effective, though, I absolutely love the effect and than buying them, as bought ones
especially with glaze over them, so I it’s something I never would have tried would necessitate making the bottle
chalked it up as a happy accident. in a million years! necks a specific size. My friend Claire
made bottles with bungs in our
summer camp this year, adding
fantastic shapes on top, which worked
beautifully. However, in my case this
never quite materialised. I have since
found a couple of stoppers in the drinks
section of the local supermarket, but
alas, I have no idea where I put them
when I unloaded the shopping. I expect
they’ll turn up eventually, though the
chance of them miraculously fitting
must be minuscule. I suppose the good
news is that I can attempt to make
stoppers at any point in the future. Or
maybe I’ll just enjoy the bottles as
ornaments. There’s plenty of space in
My own glazes worked well but my house for more pots, after all.
the Seaweed/Storm combo wasn’t
A first foray into pouring a glaze as striking as I’ve managed before, Follow me on Instagram, Facebook
I’d mixed myself… this is the aqua/ perhaps because that was on or Twitter via @pottlemuddery
blue bottle before glaze firing. porcelain.
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powderhallbronze.co.uk facilities MERSEY
summer intensive week (chimeneas)
SEA DRIFT POTTERY STUDIO Dates: Mon-Sat 10am-9pm Dates: 10 weeks per term – Autumn
Courses: Weekly classes, wheel taster Location: Sheffield City centre term: 25th, 26th, 27th September 2019. BALTIC CLAY
sessions, 1-2-1 wheel tuition, monthly arthousesheffield.co.uk Spring term: 8th, 9th, 10th January 2020. Courses: Evening and weekend clay
project workshops. Kiln hire available KATIE BRAIDA Summer term: 25th, 26th, 27th March 2020 courses
Dates: Various Courses: weekly class and day workshops Location: East Yorkshire Dates: Tue, Wed, Thurs (6.30pm -
Location: Sandbank, nr Dunoon, Argyll Dates: Every Thursday evening Tel: 01482 598751 enquiries/view facility 8.30pm) & Sat
seadriftpottery.co.uk and various others 01482 598744 info/enrolment Location: Liverpool
SEATREE CRAFTS Location: Scarborough 07961 734 729 lecturer balticclay.com
Courses: Beginners' classes, workshops, katiebraida.com E: [email protected] BLUE BUTTERFLY CRAFTS
after school club, supervised open access CLAYHOUSE STUDIO HULL TRAINING AND ADULT Courses: Handbuilding.
Dates: Various Courses: All levels from beginners to EDUCATION Weekly 2-hr sessions and day-courses
Location: Innellan, Argyll intermediate. Taster courses, handbuilt Courses: Range of courses for all abilities Dates: Various, see website
seatreecrafts.co.uk pottery and specialist workshops. Dates: Various Location: Accrington, Lancs
THE WEE MUD HUT Dates: See website for details Location: Preston Road Adult bluebutterflycrafts.co.uk
Courses: Handbuilding and throwing Location: Sheffield S10 5DB Education Centre, Hull JOAN CHAN
for all ages/abilities. Groups and theclayhousesheffield.co.uk hcctraining.ac.uk Courses: Introduction to clay,
individual sessions BOO EVERETT LEAFY LANE POTTERY BY SUZIE handbuilding, throwing, slip
Dates: Various Courses: Day and evening courses in Courses: Hand building courses for all casting,glaze workshop
Location: East Kilbride, Scotland all aspects of hand building with clay. abilities. Learning disabilities, residential Dates: Afternoons and evenings
Lanarkshire Further courses available in order to homes, schools and private sessions, and Location: Greasby, Wirral
theweemudhut.co.uk decorate the fired bisque. Individual one sculptures for your home and gardens Tel: 07803 848212,
CUMBRIA/N EAST to one or group sessions. All tailor made Dates: Throughout the year and area E: [email protected]
Location: Hull and East Yorkshire
FB: jccermaics
to your requirements
HANDKNITTED POTTERY Dates: The dates are flexible. My studio Tel: 07886 841936 THE CLAY HOUSE
Courses: Throwing (individual or two is always open, so I can fit in with you E: [email protected] Courses: Two 3-hr workshops every
together), handbuilding (groups and Location: Castle Howard Estate, North NORTHLIGHT ART STUDIO month
private lessons). Gift vouchers available Yorkshire, about 12 miles from York. Courses: Evening and day workshops, Dates: Various, see website
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Location: Cedar Farm, Mawdesley, CARLA POWNALL SEVEN LIMES POTTERY CARDIFF POTTERY WORKSHOPS
nr Ormskirk, Courses: Throwing, 6-week course, Courses: Varied courses/classes Courses: Handbuilding; throwing;
Tel: 01704 807320 beginner to advanced using stoneware Dates: All one-off Saturday sessions; 1-2-1
theclayhouseatcedarfarm.co.uk and raku clay. One-off courses on last Location: Moss Side, Manchester throwing; masterclasses with
CLAYWORKS Saturday of the month. 7Limes.co.uk Anne Gibbs; parties (children, adults,
Courses: Evening & daytime classes for Dates: Weds am & pm, plus last SEYMOUR ROAD STUDIOS teambuilding); pottery membership
all abilities (with occasional weekend weekend of the month Courses: Weekly/1-day weekend tutored & un-tutored
events such as 'Raku', etc) Location: Wirral classes Dates: 6-wk day & eve sessions, various
Dates: Weekly throughout the year E: [email protected] Dates: Various Location: Cardiff
Location: Southport, Lancashire FB: carlapownallceramics Location: West Bridgeford, Notts cardiffpotteryworkshops.com
FB: arthousesca seymourroadstudios.co.uk CARMEL POTTERY
sca-network.co.uk NOTTS/DERBYS/ PAT SHORT CERAMICS Courses: 6-week throwing courses.
CRAFFITY POTTERY STUDIO LEICS/MIDLANDS Courses: Beginners’ handbuilding Hand-building courses. One-to-
Courses: 'Create with Clay' drop-in workshops one lessons. One-off half or full day
sessions, with or without input. Regular SANDY BYWATER CURIOUS Dates: Various experiences. Beginners welcome
and seasonal workshops STUDIOS Location: Edgbaston, Birmingham Dates: Various
Dates: Various Courses: All pottery skills, suitable for patshortceramics.com Location: Carmel, Carmarthenshire
Location: Bury, Greater Manchester the beginner or the more experienced POTS IN NOTTS E: [email protected]
craffitycreations.co.uk Dates: Tuesday afternoons and evenings. Courses: Weekly classes and wheel T: 07740291608
Monthly, Saturday themed workshops
THE CRAFTY POTTER Location: Sneinton Market, Nottingham taster sessions GLOSTERS
Courses: Throwing, hand-building & sandybywaterceramics. Dates: throughout the year, Course: Throwing
modelling wordpress.com contact for more details Dates: April,
Dates: Various Location: Worksop, Notts Location: Porthmadog
Location: Chorley, Lancashire CANDO POTTERY E: [email protected] glosters.co.uk
thecraftypotter.co.uk Courses: Hand-building for beginners T: 07811 171369 JANE MALVISI
Dates: Thursdays 10.30am-12.30pm
THE DOWN TO EARTH POTTERY Location: Mellor, Stockport FB & IG: @potsinnotts Courses: Pottery classes, including
Courses: Hand-building for beginners candopottery.wixsite.com/group LINDA SOUTHWELL Raku. All abilities welcome
to advanced. We are always trying out THE CLAY ROOM LEICESTER Courses: Evening classes and Dates: Mon/Tues/Weds days and
new techniques such as use of decals Courses: Range of classes for all one-to-one experiences evenings
and coloured clay Dates: Wednesday evenings and by Location: Bridgend, S Wales
Dates: Year-round: Tuesday pm abilities, plus membership scheme arrangement janemalvisi.co.uk
for more experienced makers
and Wednesday eve. Some Saturdays Dates: Throughout the year Location: The Harley Ceramics Studio, MID WALES ARTS
Location: Clitheroe. Lancs Location: Leicester Welbeck, Worksop Courses: Two-day course on wood-
E: [email protected] theclayroom.co.uk lindasouthwell.co.uk firing kilns. Make your work then fire it
FB: thedowntoearthpottery DAVID STOCKS Dates: Various
THE CLAYROOMS
FIRED 4 U Courses: Handbuilding, throwing, Courses: Beginners Basics, although Location: Maesmawr, Powys
Courses: Guided evening workshops sculpting from beginners to open to all, including disabled midwalesarts.org.uk
& do your own, clay work and painting experienced makers (carers free when accompanying). ORIEL BODFARI GALLERY
ceramics Dates: Various see website for dates Pinch pots through to slabs, coil work AND POTTERY
Dates: 1st & 3rd Wednesday 7pm, Location: Ashbourne , Derbyshire and throwing and glazing Courses: Throwing, handbuilding,
pre-booking essential theclayrooms.co.uk Dates: Thursday Evenings 18.15-21.00 Raku, etc
Location: Preston, Lancashire CLAY STUDIO MANCHESTER £15 per session (Dorridge), plus Dates: Various
fired4u.co.uk Tuesday & Wednesday evenings at Location: Bodfari, North Wales
Courses: One-off taster sessions to
PAUL GOULD/MON CERAMICS regular weekly courses and 1-to-1 the Sense Pears Centre. See web for orielbodfarigallery.co.uk
Courses: Beginners & intermediates tuition. Anyone from beginner details of 10 and 8 week courses. TREE HOUSE POTTERY
Dates: Tuesdays & Wednesdays 2-4pm upwards is welcome. monthly Location: Dorridge Methodists Church Courses: Pottery in a real Treehouse.
and 7-9pm Saturdays and Sunday membership scheme for more and Sense Pears Centre, Selly Oak (see We offer courses & taster sessions for
workshops: various dates throughout advanced makers above) beginners, clay building & potters wheel
the year Dates: Various RamOnTheRoundabout Dates: Various
Location: The Wirral Location: Hulme, Manchester [email protected] for Dorridge, or Location: Gower Heritage Centre,
monceramics.co.uk claystudio.co.uk for Selly Oak contact Sense Pears Centre: Swansea
GREEN MAN CERAMICS LITTLE MOUSE POTTERY [email protected] gowerstoneart.co.uk/tree-house-
Courses: Pottery Discovery weekends Courses: Adult & children handbuilding WOODSETTON ART POTTERY pottery
Dates: Various, & wheel workshops Courses: A levels are taught by
Location: Colne, Lancs Dates: Throughout the year postgraduate production thrower CAMBS/LINCS
Tel: 01282 871129 Location: Keyworth, Nottingham and designer maker with 8 years
LEMON STUDIO E: [email protected] experience in Stoke on Trent PAULA ARMSTRONG
Dates: Various
Courses: Handbuilding for all levels, T: 0115 9375950 Location: Woodsetton, Dudley Courses: Handbuilding, workshops
taster sessions, workshops and parties FB, IG & littlemousepottery.co.uk W Mids Dates: Monday and Thursday mornings,
Dates: Various MIDLANDS ART CENTRE woodsettonartpottery.com Tuesday & Thursday evenings, monthly
Location: Warrington Courses: Ceramics Open Studio @woodsettonpots Saturday workshops
lemonstudio.co.uk Dates: Various Location: Willingham, Cambs
PILLING POTTERY/NORTHERN KILNS Location: Birmingham WALES parmstrongceramics.co.uk
Courses: From novice to professional: macbirmingham.co.uk ART BARN GAMLINGAY
throwing, hand-building, glazing, making PARKWOOD THROWING COURSES JACKIE BARBER CERAMICS Courses: Handbuilding, raku and
glazes, kiln loading, programming kiln Courses: Basic and intermediate Courses: One-to-one throwing pit-firing
controllers, fitting elements throwing lessons Dates: Wednesday and Thursday
Dates: Various Dates: 8-week Thurs evenings, Dates: Various evening clay classes.
Location: Pilling, Lancs weekend courses, taster sessions Location: Pencader, Ceredigion 2-day raku making and firing
pillingpottery.com Location: Nr Alfreton, Derbyshire jackiebarberceramics.co.uk workshops, Saturday 27th April and
THE POTTERS BARN parkwoodthrowingcourses.co.uk BASE ART STUDIO, GALLERY & Saturday 18th May.
Courses: Adult half & full day: beginners PLAY WITH CLAY POTTERY WORKSHOPS Clay in a Day class, Saturday 28th
throwing & handbuilding. Intermediate Courses: Throwing, toddler clay Courses: Handbuilding; throwing; September.
& advanced throwing. Raku & pit firing Dates: Saturday mornings, Tuesday 1-2-1 one-off sessions; parties Location: Gamlingay, Cambs/Beds
Dates: Various afternoons, throwing weekly by (adults, children, team-building) border
Location: Sandbach, Cheshire/Staffs appointment. Dates: Ongoing, days and evenings E: [email protected]
border Location: Loughborough Location: Llanbradach, Caerphilly T: 07715 206780
thepottersbarn.co.uk creationspottery.co.uk baseart.org FB: Art Barn Gamlingay
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MATTHEW BLAKELY BRITISH CERAMICS BIENNIAL Dates: Weekdays. Various evenings KATIE'S POTTERY STUDIO
Courses: Weekend Courses: Throwing, Courses: Beginners & Intermediate and weekends available Courses: One-to-one & small group
Porcelain throwing Dates: Tuesday & Thursday Location: Staverton, Northants tuition in throwing, handbuilding,
Dates: Monthly Location: Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire catherineanneceramics.com decorating, glazing & firing for all
Location: Lode, Cambs The BCB operates a clay school and a CENTRE OF ENGLAND ARTS ages and abilities. Children's Saturday
matthewblakely.co.uk variety of courses throughout the year. Courses: Novice to experienced, class
DEEPDALE POTTERY britishceramicsbiennial.com including throwing Dates: Throughout the year
Courses: Handbuilding and throwing EARTH AND FIRE CERAMICS Dates: Weekly, Thursday evenings 7-9pm Location: Leiston, Suffolk
for beginners and experienced Courses: hand-building, throwing by Location: Nr Solihull katiespotterystudio.co.uk
Dates: Weekend and weekday arrangement, pop-up pottery. 1:1 or coea.co.uk SUDBURY POTTERY CLASS
courses, including yurt accommodation small groups, 2-hour intensive lessons M & K RAKU WORKSHOPS Courses: Weekly classes, workshops,
if required, throughout the year Dates: Various, 4-weekly courses Courses: One-day raku workshops run one offs and pottery for kids. Various
Location: Barton upon Humber, Location: Great Haywood, Stafford by Mark Compton and Kirsteen Holuj. hand building, slab, coil and surface
North Lincs Facebook: @earthandfireceramics Bring your own bisque-fired pots or decoration. All abilities welcome
yurtatthechapel.co.uk KAREN FINCHAM CERAMICS sculptures along or buy pots from us on Dates: Weekly, daytime and evening/
HILLS ROAD SIXTH FORM Courses: Hand building and throwing. the day to glaze and fire. All levels. some weekends
COLLEGE One to one and group sessions Dates: Workshops run monthly from Location: Sudbury, Suffolk
Courses: Handbuilding, throwing, Dates: Weekdays, evenings and April to October sudburypotteryclass.co.uk
plus summer school workshops Saturdays Location: Milton Keynes THAXTED POTTERS
Dates: Various Location: Redditch, Worcestershire mkraku.co.uk Courses: Beginners and intermediates
Location: Cambridge clayclass.co.uk POTTERYDAYZ Dates: Various 6-week sessions
hillsroadadulteducation.co.uk LOVECLAY AT VALENTINE CLAYS Courses: Handbuilding, throwing Location: Thaxted, Essex
THE POT SHOP Courses: Basic/intermediate/ lessons from Richard Gibbons thaxtedpotters.co.uk
Courses: Individual and small groups professional/families. Throwing, Dates: Full and half days by arrangement DOMINIC UPSON
pottery classes in a professional slip casting & slip decorating, sculpture, Location: Kings' Cliffe, Northants Courses: Adult classes in all the
workshop basic ceramic techniques, professional E: [email protected] build techniques, running in
Dates: Various, throughout the year masterclasses, ceramic painting FB: potterydayz six-week blocks. One-to-one classes in
Location: Lincoln Dates: Evenings & weekends (various) PUP RUGBY throwing taller, thinner and production
Facebook, Twitter & Instagram: Location: Stoke-on-Trent Courses: Pop-up pottery, pay-as-you- making
@potshop1 loveclay.co.uk go. Come and have a go! Dates: Various
Tel. 01522 528994 POP UP POTTERY STUDIO Dates: Wednesdays, fortnightly Location: Battisford, Suffolk
EARTH & FIRE CERAMICS Location: Newton Village Hall, nr Rugby dominicupson.com
POTTERYDAYZ
Courses: Wheel throwing for beginners Courses: Beginner courses to learn FB: @popuppotteryrugby WEST SUFFOLK COLLEGE
E: [email protected]
simple techniques
and more experienced. Raku courses Courses: Beginners, intermediate,
through the summer Dates: Tuesday evenings & Friday SWANSPOOL CERAMICS mixed abilities & workshop classes
Dates: Saturdays, 9.30-3pm afternoons Courses: Handbuilding, throwing, in hand-building, throwing, glazing
Location: Great Haywood (near
Location: Peterborough/East Midlands Stafford), Staffordshire all levels. Open access studio. & decorative surfaces & other
FB: @potterydayz Weekend courses & one-off experiences techniques
E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Dates: Termly, year-round Dates: Saturday daytime and evening
POTCLAYS Location: Castle Ashby, Northants for 6 or 10 weeks. Terms starts January
ROWAN ARTS CENTRE Courses: Basic/Intermediate/Advanced swanspoolceramics.co.uk
Courses: Handbuilding, throwing, Throwing, Intro to glazes, Pottery Basics, 2020 & April 2020
Location: Bury St Edmunds
untutored group for those with experience Moulding and Slipcasting, Tilemaking wsc.ac.uk
Dates: Various Dates: Various NORFOLK/SUFFOLK/
Location: Cambridge Location: Stoke-on-Trent ESSEX
rowanhumberstone.co.uk potclays.co.uk BEDS/BUCKS/HERTS
WOODNEWTON POTTERY THE SCULPTURE PLACE DEBORAH BAYNES
Courses: Weekly; throwing, hand building, Courses: Figurative Sculpture Classes Courses: Residential and nonresidential ART BARN GAMLINGAY
Courses: Handbuilding, raku and
decorating (Tues/Weds). Clay sculpture Dates: Weekly sessions: Monday, Wednesday Dates: Weekends (spring/autumn), full pit-firing
Dates: Throughout the year & Thursday (running for 6 weeks) weeks (July/Aug)
Location: Near Peterborough Location: Wolverhampton, Staffordshire Location: Shotley, Suffolk Dates: Wednesday and Thursday
robbibbyceramics.co.uk evening clay classes. 2-day raku making
thesculptureplace.co.uk potterycourses.net and firing workshops, Saturday 27th
ZOO CERAMICS
Courses: Half and full day handbuilding STONEHOUSE STUDIOS BRICK HOUSE CRAFTS April and Saturday 18th May. Clay in a
Day class, Saturday 28th September.
Courses: Throwing & handbuilt ceramics,
Courses: handbuilding, throwing,
workshops, 10-week pottery classes sculpture & life sculpture. Portrait drawing, decoration, mould making, raku in the Location: Gamlingay, Cambs/Beds
Dates: Various painting, & general art. One off workshops summer. Beginners to professional border
Location: Waddington, Lincolnshire & one-to-one tuition on request welcome. Leisure classes & City & Guilds E: [email protected]
zooceramics.co.uk
Dates: Throughout the year L2 and L3 courses T: 07715 206780
WORCS/SHROPS/ One offs by arrangement Dates: Tues - Friday 10am to 4pm, FB: Art Barn Gamlingay
Sat 10am - 12 midday
Location: Drayton Basset, nr Tamworth,
ARTSHED ARTS
STAFFS/HEREFORD Staffs Location: Silver End, Essex Courses: Hand building, throwing &
stonehousestudios.co.uk brickhouseceramics.co.uk surface pattern. All levels. Throwing
ALLYEARROUND POTTERY
Courses: Weekly classes; taster sessions; WOBAGE FARM CRAFT MARIAM CULLUM taster sessions, private throwing tuition
one & two-day courses in throwing, WORKSHOPS Courses: 1:1 tuition in throwing, hand- & sculpture. Pottery parties
hand-building and decorating; pottery Courses: Various multiple-day building, slip-casting, surface decoration Dates: See website
and glaze preparation and application.
Location: Ware, Hertfordshire
throwing workshops
parties for all ages. All for beginners and
more advanced Dates: Various Dates: Various - Monday to Friday artshedarts.co.uk
Dates: Various all-year-round! Location: South Herefordshire 10am-4pm CHARLIE’S POTS
Location: South Herefordshire workshops-at-wobage.co.uk Location: Bury St Edmunds Courses: Intensive day-long Sunday
all-year-round.org.uk WARKS/N’HANTS/ mariamcullumceramics.co.uk throwing courses for beginners
AMERTON ARTS STUDIO LIBBI HUTCHENCE, HANDMADE AT Dates: Various
Courses: Life sculpture. Working OXON BRAMLEY COTTAGE Location: Aylesbury, Bucks
from a life model to create a figurative Courses: 1:1 tuition in throwing, hand- E: [email protected]
sculpture. Step-by-step tuition, CATHERINE ANNE CERAMICS building, surface decoration & glaze CLAY WITH CAROLE
beginners welcome Courses: Small groups and one-to-one making for all ages/abilities Courses: Handbuilding, throwing
Dates: Termly, Saturdays of all ages and mixed ability. Throwing, Dates: Throughout the year Dates: Various
Location: Stowe by Chartley hand building, glazing. Family sessions Location: Culford, Nr Bury St Edmunds Location: Hitchin, Herts
amertonartstudio.com during school holidays handmadeatbramleycottage.co.uk claywithcarole.co.uk
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DIGSWELL CERAMICS workshops (individuals or groups), Location: Winterbourne Stoke, Near LANSDOWN POTTERY
COMMUNITY mentoring/tutoring/specialist Salisbury and Amesbury Courses: For all levels, beginnners and
Courses: Beginners’ tuition, support training (1 or 2 days), intensive course Tel: 01980 620328 intermediate
for experienced potters (4 days in groups) [email protected] Dates: Tuesday and Wednesday
Dates: Tuesdays, Thursdays Gift vouchers: for lessons or taster mornings (10 - 12.30)
Location: Letchworth workshops Tuesday evenings (6.30 - 9.00)
FB: Digswell Ceramics Community Location: Bradford on Avon Wiltshire DORSET/GLOS/ Location: Stroud
E: [email protected] Tel: Julia Warin 07800 778582 SOMERSET T: 01453/298567
NORTH MARSTON POTTERY E: [email protected] E: [email protected]
Courses: Variety of pottery courses FB: CeramicSpace Bradford on Avon ARTISAN CRAFT CLASSES & MOON STUDIO
Dates: Contact directly for further CHALKE VALLEY POTTERY WORKSHOPS Courses: Hand building, throwing,
details COURSES Courses: Weekly pottery classes -wheel surface design. Taster sessions, short
Location: North Marston, Bucks Courses: 2-day courses in spring and and handbuilding courses, pottery parties, kids clay time &
northmarstonpottery.co.uk autumn, with Jennie Gilbert & Emily Dates: Mondays and Wednesdays, mobile pop up pottery
KATE RADFORD POTTERY Myers, Learn the basics in a relaxed one-offs by arrangement Dates: Weekly classes all year, plus
Courses: Hand building, throwing and friendly environment, or improve Location: Winterborne Monkton, private tuition for individuals and groups
and sculpture for all abilities and ages. your skills. See website for details Dorchester Location: Christchurch, Dorset
Electric, gas and raku firings Dates: Various E: [email protected] moonstudioceramics.co.uk
Dates: Weekly courses on a Location: Broadchalke, Wilts ASHBROOK STUDIO FB: Moon Studio Ceramics
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday jenniegilbert.co.uk Courses: Throwing, handbuilding, NEW BREWERY ARTS
daytime and evenings, one to one THE CREATIVE CAVERN glazes Courses: Variety of ceramic courses
and group sessions available Courses: Various, inc 1:1 throwing, One-to-one or small group, daily Dates: Contact directly for further
Location: Kensworth, South Dates: Various Dates: All year details
Bedfordshire Location: Winnersh, Berks Location: Waterrow, Somerset Location: Cirencester, Gloucestershire
kateradfordpottery.co.uk thepaintnightcompany.co.uk/ ashbrook-ceramics.co.uk newbreweryarts.org.uk
RUBY SHARP pages/the-creative-cavern BANWELL POTTERY RUARDEAN GARDEN POTTERY
Courses: Hand building, throwing, EASTCOTT STUDIOS Courses: Throwing, handbuilding, Courses: Weekends, week-long
decorating pots, sculpture for home Courses: Workshops, classes, drop-in modelling, slab work, coil work, Courses: Throwing, Pot Making
and garden sessions, open access tile-making Dates: Various
Dates: Throughout the year Dates: Various Dates: Weekly evening class, Weds Location: Forest of Dean
(weekend & day sessions available) Location: Swindon, Wilts 6-8pm ruardeanpottery.com
Location: Amersham, eastcottstudios.co.uk Location: Weston-super-Mare, RACHEL FOOKS: CERAMICS
Buckinghamshire FIRED THOUGHTS ARTS STUDIO & N Somerset Courses: Weekly classes and one-off
rubysharppottery.co.uk GALLERY banwellpottery.org sessions, hand-building & throwing for
WHERE INSPIRATION BLOOMS Courses: Weekly classes: introductory BEING WITH CLAY all abilities
Courses: Beginners’ classes, workshops, & advanced. Throwing & sculpture a Courses: Clay and mindfulness Location: Wareham, Dorset
hand-building, family sessions, pottery speciality. Open Studio bookings, incorporating handbuilding techniques rachelfooksceramics.com
room hire, kiln space hire 1:1 throwing. Various workshops. & mindfulness practises
Dates: Year round Group sessions & more, see website Dates: Weekly or day courses. DEVON/CORNWALL
Location: Chesham, Buckinghamshire Dates: Various Maximum of 3 people or 1-2-1. Well CHRISTOW POTTERY
whereinspirationblooms.co.uk Location: Market Lavington, Wilts equipped and relaxed studio.
firedthoughts.co,uk Location: Claverham nr Yatton, North Courses: 2-day saggar & raku-firing
WILTS/HANTS/ JEANNE LEWISTIFF Somerset weekend workshops with Abi Higgns/
Alison West. All abilities
beingwithclay.co.uk
Courses: Small groups or 1-1 in
BERKS throwing and/or hand building CARANTOC ART Dates: Throughout the year
Dates: Contact for details Courses: Intensive & regular classes Location: Devon
ANGELS FARM POTTERY Location: Maidenhead, Berkshire available in pottery & ceramic sculpture abihiggins.co.uk
Courses: Residential (B&B) & non- E: [email protected] Dates: Year-round alisonwestceramics.com
residential. Throwing, handbuilding, NEW DIRECTIONS Location: Weston-super-Mare, GOONZOYLE POTTERY
decorating Courses: Exciting range of ceramics North Somerset Courses: Wheel, handbuilding, glazing,
Dates: Sat and w/ends once a month. courses to suit all abilities in a well- carantoc-art.co.uk raku and pit-firing. For all abilities in fully
Weekly evening classes & Fri am. equipped studio. CREATIVE CLAY FOR ALL equipped rural studio.
One-off days for groups, min 4, max 8 Taught by specialist tutors and Travelling clay workshops for those Dates: Morning, Afternoon & Evening
attendees technician. who have no access to a kiln. Ideal for drop-in workshops throughout the year.
Location: Lyndhurst, New Forest, Hants. Dates: Various, see website community groups. Based in Dorset Contact directly for more information.
angelsfarm.co.uk Location: Reading facebook.com/creativeclayforall Location: Camborne, Cornwall
ACTIVATE LEARNING AT newdirectionsreading.ac.uk E: [email protected] FB: Goonzoylepottery
BRACKNELL AND WOKINGHAM DIANA PATTENDEN PATRICK ESSON marykaunenglish.com
COLLEGE Courses: Sculpture, throwing, hand Courses: Modelling, coiling, slab work, LEACH POTTERY
Courses: Mixed ability adult leisure building, Prosecco & Clay sessions, pinching, throwing Courses: 3 & 5-day throwing, evening
classes taught throughout the daytime children's parties, hand casting. All ages Dates: Various classes handbuilding, throwing
and evening. All abilities welcome in our and abilities welcome Location: Gloucester Dates: Various, each month
well-equipped pottery studio, where a Dates: Daytime, evenings and E: [email protected] Location: St Ives, Cornwall
range of pottery techniques are taught weekends CHARLOTTE MILLER CERAMICS leachpottery.com
by experienced tutors. One-day specialist Location: Newbury, West Berkshire Courses: Throwing, handbuilding, LUCKTAYLOR CERAMICS
courses taught throughout the year dianapattenden.co.uk mould-making, surface decoration Courses: Hand building and Raku firing
Dates: Mon – Thurs, daytime and SASHA WARDELL Dates: Termly part-time, taster courses for beginners and advanced
evening Courses: Bone china & mould making workshops, pottery parties students. Fully equipped rural studio.
Location: Woodley Hill House, Earley, courses Location: Bournemouth Dates: Various
Berks Dates: May to September ( incl.) in SW charlottemillerceramics.com Location: St Buryan, Cornwall
activatelearning.ac.uk/study/ France /Feb & March in Wiltshire KITE STUDIOS CLAY STUDIO E: [email protected]
subjects/ceramics-and-pottery Location: SW France/ Wiltshire Courses: Throwing, handbuilding, FB & IG: @lucktaylorceramics
Tel: 01344 868600 sashawardell.com glazing, adult & children courses weekly lucktaylorceramics.co.uk
CERAMICSPACE STONEHENGE POTTERY & weekend. One-to-one sessions and TARKA POTTERY
BRADFORD ON AVON Courses: weekly classes, Tuesday and pottery birthday parties Courses: All levels from beginners
Courses: Full time access and/or Thursday, hand building and throwing. Dates: Mon-Sat various times to intermediate all year round. Taster
practice without tuition (experienced Weekender workshops Location: Kemerton, Gloucestershire, sessions for individuals or groups,
ceramicists), one-off 2.5hrs taster and group sessions by arrangement and London weekly throwing and handbuilding
sessions (beginners), adults taster Dates: Various all year round kitestudios.org courses. Child/family workshops, parties
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Dates: Tuesday to Saturday throughout the year FOREST ROW SCHOOL OF MORLEY COLLEGE
Location: North Devon Location: West Sussex CERAMICS Courses: Hand building, throwing,plus
tarkapottery.co.uk claynglaze.co.uk Courses: Adult intensive throwing and summer workshops, beginner to
ALISON WEST CERAMICS THE CLAY PLACE handbuilding weekly classes. advanced levels, adult and family
Courses: Weekend raku, saggar and Courses: 6-week courses, one-day Weekend workshops: raku, soda/smoke education.
barrel firing workshops, bespoke clay days. firing, animal sculpture, glaze chemistry, Dates: Starting in September with
Dates: Various Hand building techniques, slab, coil, slip decorating. various dates throughout the year.
Location: Chagford, Devon surface decoration Three-month residential Sept-Nov 2018 Location: London
alisonwestceramics.com Dates: Wednesday/Friday 6-week Location: Forest Row, West Sussex morleycollege.ac.uk
courses frschoolofceramics.co.uk PADDOCK STUDIO POTTERY
Various dates for one-day workshops GO CREATE Courses: 1-day individual or shared,
KENT/SUSSEX/ Location: Ashurst, West Sussex Courses: Pottery, sculpture & craft throwing, handbuilding
SURREY/LONDON jwceramics.net Dates: Various Dates: Various
THE CLAY ROOM UK Location: SW London Location: Lewes, East Sussex
ART OF MINE Courses: Clay taster workshops; gocreate.co.uk thepaddockstudiopottery.co.uk
Courses: 1-1 throwing tuition, hand introductory pottery; mould-making CLAIRE GRIFFITHS THE PAINTING POTTERY CAFE
building, surface decoration for all & slip-casting; transfer; termly pottery Dates: Starting September; Weds Courses: Evening classes:
ages and abilities. Birthday parties, courses; Christmas workshops & private 10.00am -12.30pm & Thurs 7.00- 9.30pm Throwing, coiling, slab & pinch for
team building and taster sessions lessons Location: Whitstable different monthly projects. All
Dates: Various Dates: Various E: jc.griffi[email protected] materials and glazes provided. £35pp
Location: Maidstone, Kent Location: Chelsfield, Orpington HANDMADE IN CHISWICK Dates: 3rd Thursday of the month
E: [email protected] theclayroomuk.com Courses: Weekly classes and one-off 6.30-9.30pm
ART SHOP AND POTTERY THE CLAY STUDIO workshops inc 1:1 throwing. Location: Brighton
Courses: 1-to-1 throwing tuition. Courses: Handbuilding, throwing, Studio time for more experienced paintingpotterycafe.co.uk
One-off taster sessions & longer surface decoration, glazing for learners PARKGATE POTTERY
courses available. Slabbing, tile beginners/experienced potters. Dates: Term time for weekly classes, Courses: One-to one throwing
making and Kids Clay Club. Raku, smoke-firing and animal by arrangements for workshops and Dates: Various
Dates: Monday to Saturday sculpture. Weekend workshops studio time Location: Dorking, Surrey
10.00am - 6.00pm Dates: Mon-Fri all day inc evenings Location: London, W4 parkgatepottery.co.uk
Location: Brighton & Hove Location: Groombridge, nr HandmadeinChiswick.com POTTERY CORNER NO. 45
artshopandpottery.com Tunbridge Wells IG: @sylvieopsimath Courses: Clay club, Raku, handbuilding
AYLESFORD POTTERY E: [email protected] JESS JORDAN CERAMICS and throwing courses available.
Courses: Raku days, 1-day, 10-week THE CLAY WORKSHOP Courses: Handbuilding, throwing, Clay club on Tues/Thurs evenings,
Pottery classes, Mould Making, Glaze Courses: Throwing, hand-building, decoration, glazing others various throughout the year
Theory & Application glazing, decorating, raku. Dates: Various Location: Chichester, West Sussex
Dates: Various terms All levels, inc 1:1s Location: Worthing, W Sx E: [email protected]
Location: Aylesford, Kent Dates: Various, ongoing pottyjess.co.uk SULEYMAN SABA
aylesfordschoolofceramics.co.uk Location: Central Eastbourne THE KILN ROOMS Courses: Pottery classes
LOUISE BELL CERAMICS grahammatthewsceramics.com Courses: Beginners one-off taster Dates: Tuesday and Wednesday
Courses: Hand building, surface THE CORNER WORKSHOP sessions; beginners taster classes: evenings (Clapham),
decoration, simple mould making and Courses: Beginner courses for adults. beginner/intermediate courses in hand- Mondays and Tuesdays (Kingsbury)
glazing for beginners. Hand building & a variety of decorating building, throwing, decorating, glazing. Location: London (Kingsbury and
Taster afternoons and bespoke sessions methods. Small class sizes Masterclasses. Open access Clapham)
for up to three people of any level or Dates: Various, weekly Dates: Various, year round, plus open suleymansaba.com
ability. Location: Balcombe, West Sussex access SUSAN RAMSAYSMITH POTTERY
Dates: Various E: [email protected] Location: Three studios in Peckham, BARN
Location: Lewes, East Sussex PETER CUTHBERTSON East London Courses: Experienced tutor, max
Louisebellceramics.com Courses: Throwing and handbuilding, thekilnrooms.com 6 students, throwing/hand-building,
BURWASH POTTERY beginners and more advanced KITE STUDIOS CLAY STUDIO all levels
Courses: Various handbuilding, Dates: Weekly regular day and Courses: Throwing, handbuilding, Dates: Tuesdays. Two-hour taster;
decoration. All levels. Classes, evening classes plus one off weekends glazing, adult & children courses 5-week terms
workshops, parties, taster sessions by arrangement weekly & weekend. Location: Heathfield, East Sussex
Dates: Terms of 6 weeks, various Location: East Hoathly, East Sussex One-to-one sessions and pottery experiencesussex.co.uk
Location: Burwash, East Sussex E: peter.cuthbertson@phonecoop. birthday parties SUTTON COLLEGE
burwashpotter.co.uk Coop Dates: Mon-Sat various times Courses: Hand building, throwing,
Location: Kemerton, Gloucestershire,
CERAMIC SPIRIT JO DAVIES and London plus summer workshops, mixed abilities,
Courses: Weekly, day and evening. All Courses: Throwing classes; for kitestudios.org adult and family education.
techniques. Surface decoration, glazing beginners and intermediates with Jo's CLOVER LEE CERAMIC Dates: Starting in September with
Dates: See website experienced studio tutors; masterclasses Courses: Throwing courses for one various dates throughout the year.
Location: Horsham or one-to-ones with Jo for those wanting
to improve or refresh their practice day or 6 weeks, and independent Location: Sutton, Surrey
ceramicspirit.co.uk Dates: Various sessions for all abilities suttoncollege.ac.uk
THE CERAMIC STUDIO Location: Dalston, London Dates: Weekly regular, weekends STAR POTTERY
Courses: From beginner to jo-davies.com and private booking available Courses: Taster, Weekly classes
professional, plus taster sessions EASTBOURNE STUDIO POTTERS through out the year Dates: Various
Dates: Various Courses: Throwing, hand building, Location: South West London, SW19 Location: Lewes, East Sussex
Location: Five Oak Green, Kent surface decoration and glazing for clover-lee.com hamid-pottery.co.uk
theceramicstudio.me.uk beginners and experienced potters. LILLAGUNILLA CERAMIC STUDIO THE STUDIO AT CLAPHAM LTD
CERNAMIC Plus, Personal Project Development Courses: One-day workshops and Courses: Taster course, project
Courses: With Nam Tran; throwing, with specialist support. Open access: Saturday classes in throwing and based workshops, tailored tuition.
mould-making, raku studio hire available for experienced hand-building Beginners Handbuilding Courses.
Dates: Various makers Dates: Various Learn to pinch, coil, slab and throw!
Location: SE London Dates: Weekly courses throughout Location: Charlton, South East London Wednesday drop in for experienced
cernamic.com the year. Personal Project on Weds lillagunillaceramics.co.uk enthusiasts.
CLAYNGLAZE POTTERY STUDIOS 6-9pm. MAZE HILL POTTERY All levels catered for.
Courses: Pay as you go pottery for Location: Eastbourne Course: Weekly Evening Classes Dates: Various
all levels. Various training days/weekend E: eastbournestudiopottery@ Dates: Throughout the year Location: Clapham Near Worthing,
courses & fine art workshops gmail.com Location: Greenwich, London West Sussex
Dates: Days, evenings & weekends eastbournestudiopottery.com mazehillpottery.co.uk thestudioatclapham.com
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IMOGEN TAYLORNOBLE use and animal sculpture. Location: Saint Génies de Comolas, REST OF WORLD
Courses: Weekly pottery classes for Bilingual course French and English France
adults and children. Suitable for all Dates: 10-12 July and 25-27 August Facebook: @FredPotierGres DUCTAC, MALL OF EMIRATES
levels. Hand-building, glaze mixing & Location: Beaufort sur Gervanne/South SASHA WARDELL Courses: Introduction to ‘Pottery for all’;
glazing, experimental firing days. East of France in the Vercors regional Course: Bone china & mould making hand-building & throwing. Trial sessions
Obvara, Raku, & Saggar. 1:1 throwing park courses Dates: Sunday, Monday, Thursday
sessions at my Whitstable studio E: [email protected] Dates: May to September (incl) 10-1pm. Tuesday 6.30-9.30pm
Dates: Various MAS SARRAT POTTERY in SW France/Feb & March in Wiltshire Location: Dubai, UAE
Location: Espressions Art Cafe, Canterbury Courses: Introduction to pottery Location: SW France/Wiltshire ductac.org
imogentaylor-noble.com (handbuilding and throwing). Improver sashawardell.com STACEY MCDONALD POTTERY
TURNING EARTH pottery handbuilding and throwing) Courses: Fully equipped, spacious
Courses: Open access studio Tues- 5-day courses SPAIN clay studio offering beginner &
Sun for all levels – must be working Dates: April 16-30 and 23-27
independently. Classes available, see Location: Cazals, Lot, France TOTEM CERAMICS POTTERY intermediate wheel throwing,
handbuilding and beginner sculpture
website for details/availability Jenniegilbert.com
Dates: Open access studio Tues-Sun. Facebook: @cvpotterycourses SCHOOL classes, workshops and special events
Location: Hoxton E2 and Lee Valley Courses: Throwing, sculpting, for adults and children 10 and over.
E10, London UN PETIT TOUR DE TERRE handbuilding, slip casting, general skills Cone 6 electric firing, white stoneware
turningearth.org Courses: All levels, hand-building, for beginners. and a selection of other clay bodies,
surface decoration, making tools, raku, Weekly classes & courses glazes made in-house
FRANCE glazing. Dates: 1-5 day courses, weekly classes, Dates: Ongoing start dates; days,
Full-board accommodation available year-round evenings and weekends
L’APIPOTERIE /E. PENSA Dates: All year round, Location: Andalucia Location: 12 W. Spring St. Illinois USA
Courses: Handbuilding for utilitarian Monday 9am to Friday 5pm totemceramics.com staceypottery.com
EVENTS Do you have an event you’d like listed?
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Janice, which will premiere in February
RUNNING JANUARY 2 6 FEB 2020.
UNTIL 14 JAN 18 APR Spring Fair 2020 10am – 6pm
International buying show
Contemporary Applied Arts, London
Barry Steadman – Ceramic Showcase NEC Birmingham caa.org.uk
UNTIL 17 JAN
springfair.com
City Art Gallery, Leeds
Staffordshire University 3D craftcentreleeds.co.uk 5 FEB MARCH
Graduates 18 JAN
LoveClay Ceramics Centre, Enkindled Spring 7 MARCH 18 APR
Stoke on Trent Sculpture workshop: Animals Dylan Bowen’s lively works provide a RISING STARS 2020
loveclay.co.uk The Art House, Sheffield new energy to the surface of clay with Rising Stars is a platform for some of the
arthousesheffi eld.co.uk his rhythmical and highly powered most exciting new crafts by emerging
UNTIL 17 JAN pourings of slip. The son of the noted makers in crafts, design and applied arts.
18 JAN slipware potter Clive Bowen, Dylan trained
The Winter Show Build and sculpt your ideal mug in at Camberwell College of Arts and had This curated, selling exhibition will be
Thrown gallery clay a studio in Oxford before establishing showcased at the New Ashgate Gallery
Highgate, London Ceramics Studio, New Brewery Arts himself in nearby Tackley in 2002. Here and also include a programme of makers’
throwncontemporary.co.uk professional development events and a
newbreweryarts.org.uk he has concentrated on a range of large £500 prize.
dishes and plates as well tiles, bottles and
UNTIL 18 JAN 18 JAN 1 MARCH vases, thrown and hand-built. The participants are graduating students,
Constructed Texture Aelwyd Humber Street, Fruit Market, Hull recent graduates or at a pivotal moment
Flow Gallery, London Fifteen makers, all from or living in Wales, studioeleven.co.uk in their early career. Rising Stars is an
fl owgallery.co.uk create handmade items that are a pleasure opportunity for both makers as well as
to live with. Including unique vessels 8 FEB art collectors who wish to support and
UNTIL 19 JAN 2020 by Deiniol Williams that incorporate Valentine’s Grown and Thrown collect work by future stars. Rising Stars
Southern Ceramic Group: First stones and silt collected from the Welsh Mix and match ceramics with plants is organised by the New Ashgate Gallery
Winchester Exhibition landscape – so that a little piece of home 129 Shacklewell Lane, London E8 2EB and supported by the Billmeir Charitable
City Space, becomes a defining part of each vessel. bit.ly/2LV403F Trust. The gallery works in partnership
Winchester Discovery Centre, Wheel-thrown tableware by James and 15 FEB with the University for the Creative Arts,
southernceramicgroup.org.uk Tilla Waters are made to be used and Farnham.
enjoyed as part of our daily routine. Sculpture: head and shoulders Including: RISING STARS ONE YEAR ON:
UNTIL 8 FEB makersguildinwales.org.uk workshop MITCH PILKINGTON, WINNER 2018
Kat Wheeler Exhibition: New 25 JAN Krishna Alageswaran will show you how Drawn to the organic, natural forms
Beginnings to make a stylised human head/bust. of coastal forays in her home of North
Ideal for new or experienced potters who
Leach Pottery, St Ives West Forest Potters – Paul Wearing Devon, and the worn, dry spirals of
leachpottery.com Open to non-members want to make a sculptural piece – maybe weathered conch shells, gathered
Knowl Village Hall a more abstract piece of work or a figure on warm Caribbean beaches, Mitch
UNTIL 11 FEB westforestpotters.org.uk with your own personal style (without the communicates the sculptural qualities of
worry of trying to make a sculpture in the
Maker in Focus: Yo Thom: Clothes FEBRUARY likeness of a model sat in front of you!). these influences.
for Food The piece will be decorated using slip and Her ceramics are instinctively handformed
New Ashgate Gallery 1 FEB then left to for firing/clear glazed. Suitable in an emotionally intuitive and mindful
Farnham, Surrey DIY Art Market for beginners or more experienced process using methods such as coiling
newashgate.org.uk 11am, Copeland Park & Bussey Building potters and pinching. Each piece, a vessel for her
London 10am – 4pm, £60 emotional journey. Working in grogged
UNTIL 11 APRIL bit.ly/2LV403F arthousesheffi eld.co.uk stoneware clay, with a palate of coastal
Spring Craft Collection: Crafts shades, and using various stains, slips and
with the local heart 1 FEB 21 FEB oxides, she enhances the natural stone-
New Ashgate Gallery Independent Ceramics Market Celebrating Janice Tchalenko like quality of the clay
Farnham, Surrey 11am, Copeland Park & Bussey Building A selection of work from different stages New Ashgate Gallery
newashgate.org.uk London in the influential potter’s career shown Farnham, Surrey
bit.ly/2LV403F alongside highlights from a new film on newashgate.org.uk
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