Master Pottery Skills in Spanish Fork’s Level 2 Course
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
6 weeks, 2–3 hours per session
Fitness Level
Suitable for all physical shapes as the activity is primarily seated and involves hand and arm movements.
Overview
Elevate your pottery skills with a 6-week intermediate course in Spanish Fork, UT, offering hands-on guidance and unlimited studio time for creative exploration. Ready to craft unique vases and plates? Keep reading to discover what this course has in store.
6 Week Course | Level 2
Build upon the skills you learned in Level 1!
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About This Adventure
Elevate your pottery skills in this intermediate course, where you'll master trimming, altering, and crafting unique pieces like vases and plates. With the added benefit of free open studio time for both handbuilding and pottery wheels, this experience promises creativity and exploration in a supportive environment.
Elevate your pottery skills in this intermediate course, where you'll master trimming, altering, and crafting unique pieces like vases and plates. With the added benefit of free open studio time for both handbuilding and pottery wheels, this experience promises creativity and exploration in a supportive environment.
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early for Studio Time
Take advantage of free open studio hours by arriving early to maximize your hands-on practice.
Wear Comfortable, Old Clothes
Pottery can get messy, so clothing you don’t mind getting clay on is key.
Stay Hydrated
The dry Utah air can be dehydrating, so bring a water bottle to keep refreshed during sessions.
Bring a Sketchbook
Sketch your design ideas before working with clay to help visualize your projects.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Great horned owl
History
Spanish Fork was founded in the mid-1800s and holds a rich heritage connected to pioneer settlements and Native American cultures.
Conservation
Local studios like FIKA emphasize sustainable practices by recycling clay and using eco-friendly glazes to reduce environmental impact.
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Recommended Gear
Old Comfortable Clothes
Wear clothing you don’t mind getting clay on during hands-on pottery sessions.
Water Bottle
Stay hydrated in Utah’s dry summer climate while working in the studio.
summer specific
Sketchbook and Pencil
Useful for planning and visualizing pottery designs before shaping your clay.
Clay Apron
Protects your clothes and keeps you comfortable during messy pottery making.