Spring B Class Supply List
Class supplies for ALL youth classes are provided by the organization.
Adult All Level Hand Building:
*All students will need to purchase clay directly from the arts center. A supply kit is also highly encouraged, but not required. These can be purchased before your session begins or at your first class. * Additional items that are helpful to have on‐hand: ‐ Plastic sheets to cover work; dry cleaning bags or trash bags work great for this. ‐ Drywall board or plywood (12×12 or 18×18 or 12×18) to dry work on. Hardware stores sell small squares of drywall. ‐ Newspaper to place work on for drying and for glazing.
Adult All Level Wheel Throwing:
*All students will need to purchase clay directly from the arts center. A supply kit is also highly encouraged, but not required. These can be purchased before your session begins or at your first class.* Additional items that are helpful to have on‐hand: ‐ Plastic sheets to cover work; dry cleaning bags or trash bags work great for this. ‐ Drywall board or plywood (12×12 or 18×18 or 12×18) to dry work on. Hardware stores sell small squares of drywall. ‐ Newspaper to place work on for drying and for glazing
All Level Hand Building and Wheel Throwing:
*All students will need to purchase clay directly from the arts center. A supply kit is also highly encouraged, but not required. These can be purchased before your session begins or at your first class. * Additional items that are helpful to have on‐hand: ‐ Plastic sheets to cover work; dry cleaning bags or trash bags work great for this. ‐ Drywall board or plywood (12×12 or 18×18 or 12×18) to dry work on. Hardware stores sell small squares of drywall. ‐ Newspaper to place work on for drying and for glazing
Mixed Media:
*All students will need to purchase clay directly from the arts center. Basic Hand Building clay tools are required.
Note: These can be purchased before your session begins or at your first class but do not include items such as a slip/scoring tool, a small knife such as a scalpel or paring knife and will be helpful to bring. Since this class uses both clay as well as additional items to create assemblage work, you will need to resource much of what you want to incorporate into your pieces. In the class we will discuss what items/ideas such as “found objects” that you will want to bring on a week by week basis to complete your projects. In some cases, the instructor may have items for inclusion in your pieces and advise you if there is a small charge to purchase them. We will discuss where and how you can find nearby shops, etc. to mine items for mixed media/assemblage wor
‐ Drywall board or plywood (12×12 or 18×18 or 12×18) to dry work on. Hardware stores sell small squares of drywall. ‐ Newspaper to place work on for drying and for glazing.
Big Pots: Dynamic Forms
Required:
- 25# bag of Clay
- Wheel Throwing tools (Sponge, Wooden Knife, Wire, Wood & Metal Rib, Loop Tools, Needle tool)
- Large Container (½ gallon – 1 gallon)
- 1 pt lidded container
- Trash bags or thick plastic wrap
- 2 × 12″ or 14″ pottery bats
Optional:
- a 12″ × 12″ Board made of Plywood, Masonite, or Sheetrock
- Underglaze
- Stamps