Everyone is welcome at our studio. Sometimes we have participants who don’t speak Swedish, and when that’s the case, the course is taught in both Swedish and English so that everyone can follow along. You’re always welcome to ask questions in whichever language you feel most comfortable with. By booking a course with us, you accept that teaching may take place in two languages.
Participant details
Please fill in the name and mobile number of every participant. Email is optional, but it helps us a lot. We send course information by email about 1–2 weeks before the course, and apart from that we only use these details if we need to reach someone at short notice, or to send a final reminder about pieces that haven’t been collected. If the place is a gift, you can tick the box below instead.
Please fill in the name and mobile number for all participants, or tick that the place is a gift.
For example if you don’t speak Swedish, or if there’s anything else we can keep in mind to make the course as good as possible for you.
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Evening ceramics course for all levels – for beginners as well as those who have taken a course before and want more practice.
Tuesday evenings 18:00–21:00 – 7 sessions of 3 hours, starting 9 March 2027
Break in week 16 – 20 April – for bisque firing. The last session – the glazing session – is therefore Tuesday 27 April.
Please note – there is no break during the Easter holidays.
Teacher: Marika Samuelsson
The evening ceramics course suits both beginners and those who have taken a course before and want to develop further. In this course you get to throw on the wheel and also try different hand-building techniques such as coiling, slab building and pinching.
The course fee includes 3 kg of clay; after that you can buy more clay for SEK 70 per kg. All our glazes and colour slips are included, and we fire what you make, so once the course is finished you can take home pieces you made yourself.
Every participant has their own pottery wheel throughout the course.
Coffee and tea are on us.
During the course the teacher will give demonstrations of throwing and trimming, as well as individual guidance. On the evening course you can try throwing different kinds of pieces such as teacups, candle holders and bowls, and the teacher will go through the techniques for each.
Session 1 – Introduction to wheel throwing, centring on the wheel, and studio etiquette.
Session 2 – Trimming, decorating, pulling and attaching handles, and signing. Decorating with underglazes and colour slips.
Sessions 3–5 – Practising all of these steps, in the group and with individual guidance. Also an introduction to coiling, slab building and pinching, if you would like to try hand-building instead of throwing. Reclaiming clay.
Session 6 – Practice throwing (these pieces can’t be trimmed, since the next session is the glazing session), continued hand-building, trimming, decorating and signing.
Session 7 – Glazing your pieces
About 4–6 weeks after the course ends, you can collect your finished, fired pieces.
The minimum age for our courses is 16 without a parent, or 14 if accompanied by a parent.
Cancellation
Your place is only booked once it has been paid for. You are entitled to a full refund within 14 days of payment under the Swedish right of withdrawal. After these 14 days, a cancellation fee of SEK 500 per place applies.
If you cancel 3–7 days before the course starts, 50% of the course fee is refunded; if you cancel less than 3 days before the course starts, only 25% of the fee is refunded.
If we manage to fill your place with someone from the waiting list, you only pay the cancellation fee of SEK 500.
If we have to cancel the course, the full course fee will be refunded.
If you miss a session, we will do our best to help you make up the hours, but this is not always possible.
