Perth

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Craft

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Pottery

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Clay Sculpture and Hand Building

Bird Ceramic Scuplture Making Course

Make a beautiful small bird sculpture for yourself or your loved ones!

Olga Perova

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3 x 4.5 hours

1 to 7

$180 - $340 (or 4 payments of $45 - $85 via- Afterpay)

($180 per Adult, $340 per Bring a friend)

Perth

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Craft

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Pottery

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Clay Sculpture and Hand Building

What you'll do

Looking for unique things to do in Yanchep? Learn sculpture making over three weeks and create your own ceramic bird pole!

During the course, you will learn different techniques and the proper use of materials, allowing you to confidently shape, underglaze, and glaze your own unique pieces. With guidance and support, you will bring your artistic vision to life.

No experience required, our teacher will be there every step of the way, providing you with the knowledge and skills to make something special to take home for yourself or your loved ones.

The course will consist of two firing sessions, which will be done off-site to ensure the best results for your creations. After the final firing, you will have the opportunity to assemble your stunning ceramic sculpture and add those final exquisite details that truly make it your own.

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Knowledge required

Beginners are welcome.

What you'll get

Your own small beautiful three bird sculpture to take home.
All materials and tools are included.

What to bring

Bring an appetite to learn, an appreciation of nature's beauty....and a big smile!
Bring your lunch if you need.

Session repeats

This class series runs over 3 consecutive sessions, at the same time every week.

Location

Studio 2 - 100 Capricorn Esplanade, Yanchep WA

Your teacher

Olga Perova

Hello, my name is Olga and for as long as I remember, I have always been an enthusiastic creative person and worked with different mediums.

I knitted, sewed and felted toys and dolls when I was little and helped my friends to do it. I painted and made flowers and figurine sculptures from air-dry clay and shared my skills with my friends.

I really dreamed of sculpting and wanted to work with natural clay, but we moved from place to place to different countries because of my husband's work.

Then I discovered polymer clay and fell in love with the material and how amazing it was. I improved my skills by participating in many workshops where I learned various techniques from wonderful masters.

I now share my skills with others by teaching my lessons. When we settled down in Perth I started making ceramics and it takes up most of my time now. I make many different items such as: teapots, mads, cups, plates, various figures, garden totems and more.

And of course I am happy to share my experience by teaching classes.
I have over 15 years of teaching experience.

I always prepare my sessions very carefully so that everyone can do what they expect from my lesson. I am very pleased to see the happy faces of my students when they leave my lessons with finished products.

My goal is to teach students to succeed in creating crafts. Don't doubt whether you can or can't? You will never know if you don't try!

Peace and goodness from Olga