Friday Night "Try It" Wheel Throwing at N
For those of you that just want to dip a toe, get a refresher, or try it out—here is your chance! This one-time class is perfect for those who are not ready to dive into a long-form class quite yet, but want to experience throwing on the wheel. You will learn the basics of wheel throwing and you will be able to take home your finished piece a few weeks after class.
After class, we will trim your pieces and glaze them in one of three colors of your choosing. Your pieces will be ready for pickup 6 weeks after the date of your class.
This Class Meets One Time on Friday Evening from 6-8 PM at The Mud Room North: 1831 N Killingsworth Ave, Suite D.
Available Dates with Dani:
June 6th, 20th
July 25th
August 1st, 15th, 29th
Available Dates with Ryan:
May 30th
Available Dates with Pru:
June 13th
$85/person
These classes will be taught by Danielle (she/her), Ryan (they/them), and Prudence (she/her).
A little about Danielle:
Danielle (she/her) first learned ceramics while at Roger Williams University and then honed her craft through mentorships and self exploration in her home studio. As a teacher, she brings the experience of a potter who has shown her work in galleries, sold pots in markets all across New England, and has a true passion for the craft.
Danielle's teaching style follows the fundamental skills of wheel-throwing while pushing each individual towards achieving their own personal goals. She brings an open mind, friendly demeanor, enthusiasm, and an adaptable teaching style to her classes to meet students where they are. Danielle hopes to inspire creativity and foster community within her classes and believes that the most valuable pottery education comes from community studios much like The Mud Room.
A little about Ryan:
Ryan (they/them) brings over 12 years of experience in ceramics, evolving from the early days of crooked pinch pots to mastering the complexities of crystalline glaze chemistry. Passionate about sharing their knowledge, Ryan is committed to helping students discover techniques that suit their unique bodies and creative styles. Their teaching is rooted in the fundamentals and encourages curiosity, experimentation, and a deep sense of community.
A little about Prudence:
Prudence (she/her) discovered her passion for clay through handbuilding during high school and has been honing her skills on the wheel since 2019. She found both consistency in her practice and a strong ceramic community through her membership at The Mud Room in 2021. Prudence loves exploring new techniques and experimenting with different ceramic methods. As an instructor, she is dedicated to fostering curiosity and guiding students towards their unique ceramic goals.
Cancellation Policy: If you need to cancel or reschedule, please notify us at least two weeks before your class date. After this time, we cannot offer refunds or reschedule your spot for any reason, including illness. Please note there is a $15 processing fee for all refunds.
We understand that unexpected things can happen, but we are unable to recoup the costs of empty spots in class. If you can't attend, you’re welcome to transfer your registration to a friend or family member by sending us their name and contact info.
If your teacher is unable to attend class, we will do our best to arrange for a substitute. If a substitute teacher is not available, we will reschedule the class for a later date.
If you are purchasing this class as a gift for someone else, please reach out to us with their name and email address. We need to share important studio information with them ahead of time, including details about the class, and the timeline for picking up finished pieces afterwards.
We only run this class if more than 4 people sign up. If we need to reschedule your class, we will email you with as much notice as possible, and offer a variety of available dates.
This class is open to anyone 16 years of age and older, or 13 years of age if accompanied by a guardian.
For those of you that just want to dip a toe, get a refresher, or try it out—here is your chance! This one-time class is perfect for those who are not ready to dive into a long-form class quite yet, but want to experience throwing on the wheel. You will learn the basics of wheel throwing and you will be able to take home your finished piece a few weeks after class.
After class, we will trim your pieces and glaze them in one of three colors of your choosing. Your pieces will be ready for pickup 6 weeks after the date of your class.
This Class Meets One Time on Friday Evening from 6-8 PM at The Mud Room North: 1831 N Killingsworth Ave, Suite D.
Available Dates with Dani:
June 6th, 20th
July 25th
August 1st, 15th, 29th
Available Dates with Ryan:
May 30th
Available Dates with Pru:
June 13th
$85/person
These classes will be taught by Danielle (she/her), Ryan (they/them), and Prudence (she/her).
A little about Danielle:
Danielle (she/her) first learned ceramics while at Roger Williams University and then honed her craft through mentorships and self exploration in her home studio. As a teacher, she brings the experience of a potter who has shown her work in galleries, sold pots in markets all across New England, and has a true passion for the craft.
Danielle's teaching style follows the fundamental skills of wheel-throwing while pushing each individual towards achieving their own personal goals. She brings an open mind, friendly demeanor, enthusiasm, and an adaptable teaching style to her classes to meet students where they are. Danielle hopes to inspire creativity and foster community within her classes and believes that the most valuable pottery education comes from community studios much like The Mud Room.
A little about Ryan:
Ryan (they/them) brings over 12 years of experience in ceramics, evolving from the early days of crooked pinch pots to mastering the complexities of crystalline glaze chemistry. Passionate about sharing their knowledge, Ryan is committed to helping students discover techniques that suit their unique bodies and creative styles. Their teaching is rooted in the fundamentals and encourages curiosity, experimentation, and a deep sense of community.
A little about Prudence:
Prudence (she/her) discovered her passion for clay through handbuilding during high school and has been honing her skills on the wheel since 2019. She found both consistency in her practice and a strong ceramic community through her membership at The Mud Room in 2021. Prudence loves exploring new techniques and experimenting with different ceramic methods. As an instructor, she is dedicated to fostering curiosity and guiding students towards their unique ceramic goals.
Cancellation Policy: If you need to cancel or reschedule, please notify us at least two weeks before your class date. After this time, we cannot offer refunds or reschedule your spot for any reason, including illness. Please note there is a $15 processing fee for all refunds.
We understand that unexpected things can happen, but we are unable to recoup the costs of empty spots in class. If you can't attend, you’re welcome to transfer your registration to a friend or family member by sending us their name and contact info.
If your teacher is unable to attend class, we will do our best to arrange for a substitute. If a substitute teacher is not available, we will reschedule the class for a later date.
If you are purchasing this class as a gift for someone else, please reach out to us with their name and email address. We need to share important studio information with them ahead of time, including details about the class, and the timeline for picking up finished pieces afterwards.
We only run this class if more than 4 people sign up. If we need to reschedule your class, we will email you with as much notice as possible, and offer a variety of available dates.
This class is open to anyone 16 years of age and older, or 13 years of age if accompanied by a guardian.
For those of you that just want to dip a toe, get a refresher, or try it out—here is your chance! This one-time class is perfect for those who are not ready to dive into a long-form class quite yet, but want to experience throwing on the wheel. You will learn the basics of wheel throwing and you will be able to take home your finished piece a few weeks after class.
After class, we will trim your pieces and glaze them in one of three colors of your choosing. Your pieces will be ready for pickup 6 weeks after the date of your class.
This Class Meets One Time on Friday Evening from 6-8 PM at The Mud Room North: 1831 N Killingsworth Ave, Suite D.
Available Dates with Dani:
June 6th, 20th
July 25th
August 1st, 15th, 29th
Available Dates with Ryan:
May 30th
Available Dates with Pru:
June 13th
$85/person
These classes will be taught by Danielle (she/her), Ryan (they/them), and Prudence (she/her).
A little about Danielle:
Danielle (she/her) first learned ceramics while at Roger Williams University and then honed her craft through mentorships and self exploration in her home studio. As a teacher, she brings the experience of a potter who has shown her work in galleries, sold pots in markets all across New England, and has a true passion for the craft.
Danielle's teaching style follows the fundamental skills of wheel-throwing while pushing each individual towards achieving their own personal goals. She brings an open mind, friendly demeanor, enthusiasm, and an adaptable teaching style to her classes to meet students where they are. Danielle hopes to inspire creativity and foster community within her classes and believes that the most valuable pottery education comes from community studios much like The Mud Room.
A little about Ryan:
Ryan (they/them) brings over 12 years of experience in ceramics, evolving from the early days of crooked pinch pots to mastering the complexities of crystalline glaze chemistry. Passionate about sharing their knowledge, Ryan is committed to helping students discover techniques that suit their unique bodies and creative styles. Their teaching is rooted in the fundamentals and encourages curiosity, experimentation, and a deep sense of community.
A little about Prudence:
Prudence (she/her) discovered her passion for clay through handbuilding during high school and has been honing her skills on the wheel since 2019. She found both consistency in her practice and a strong ceramic community through her membership at The Mud Room in 2021. Prudence loves exploring new techniques and experimenting with different ceramic methods. As an instructor, she is dedicated to fostering curiosity and guiding students towards their unique ceramic goals.
Cancellation Policy: If you need to cancel or reschedule, please notify us at least two weeks before your class date. After this time, we cannot offer refunds or reschedule your spot for any reason, including illness. Please note there is a $15 processing fee for all refunds.
We understand that unexpected things can happen, but we are unable to recoup the costs of empty spots in class. If you can't attend, you’re welcome to transfer your registration to a friend or family member by sending us their name and contact info.
If your teacher is unable to attend class, we will do our best to arrange for a substitute. If a substitute teacher is not available, we will reschedule the class for a later date.
If you are purchasing this class as a gift for someone else, please reach out to us with their name and email address. We need to share important studio information with them ahead of time, including details about the class, and the timeline for picking up finished pieces afterwards.
We only run this class if more than 4 people sign up. If we need to reschedule your class, we will email you with as much notice as possible, and offer a variety of available dates.
This class is open to anyone 16 years of age and older, or 13 years of age if accompanied by a guardian.