40% off 4 week courses

Trimming a large bowl on the wheel

Kickstarter

4 week course

Learn the basics and get studio time to practice outside of class in this 4 week course

Centring clay on the wheel

Week 1

Center, open the clay and pull the walls

Glazing a finished pot

Week 2

Practice throwing with the skills we leaned in week 1

A finished piece on the wheel

Week 3

Trim, add handles and other additions to your pieces

Trimming a pot

Week 4

Glaze and finish your peices

A red and cream checkered mug
A dark ribbed vase
A green glazed cup

After class pick up

we’ll text you when you pieces are ready for pick up

What you’ll make

Past student work

A red checkered mug

Kickstarter details

4 week course

When

4 classes, 2.5 hours each.

One class per week for 4 weeks.

Choose your day and time at booking.

Where

Our Lehi studio or Provo studio. Choose at booking.

Price

$200. That includes everything!

What’s included?

  • 10lbs of clay
  • Patient, personalized instruction
  • Bisque and glaze firings
  • Open practice hours Mon—Thur, 6—10pm, all month, no charge

Our instructors

Bob

4 yrs experience

Joan

Joan

4 yrs experience

Abby

Abby

4 yrs experience

Billy

Billy

4 yrs experience

Trey

Trey

2 yrs experience

Sam

4 yrs pottery experience

Reviews

1 day ago

The best time!

Joann Spencer

To celebrate my best friend’s 45th birthday, I took her to Throw Art Studio. We had the best time! I highly recommend it! Great atmosphere. Our instructor Kayla was amazing. All around fun experience!

1 day ago

The best time!

Joann Spencer

To celebrate my best friend’s 45th birthday, I took her to Throw Art Studio. We had the best time! I highly recommend it! Great atmosphere. Our instructor Kayla was amazing. All around fun experience!

10/1/2005

The best time!

Joann Spencer

To celebrate my best friend’s 45th birthday, I took her to Throw Art Studio. We had the best time! I highly recommend it! Great atmosphere. Our instructor Kayla was amazing. All around fun experience!

Two students with their finished pieces
Hands shaping clay on the wheel
A pottery character holding a list

FAQ’s

None at all. Most people at a wheel for the first time have never touched clay. Your instructor walks you through every step.

A red and cream checkered mug
A dark ribbed vase
A green glazed cup