Melbourne

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Craft

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Pottery

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Clay Sculpture and Hand Building

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Kid Friendly

Kids Pottery Class

Beginner's ceramic workshop for kids

Marlize Myburgh

5.0 (3)

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8 x 1.5 hours

10 to 15 $180

Melbourne

•

Craft

•

Pottery

•

Clay Sculpture and Hand Building

•

Kid Friendly

What you'll do

In this fun kids pottery class, the children will create their own pottery projects.

This eight week after school pottery course is designed for children from seven to 12 years old. During the eight weeks, they will learn a variety of ceramic techniques including hand building, sculpture, making of functional pottery, decoration, and glazing. The cost includes all materials and firing costs.

Your children will learn something new, improve their hand skills, explore their creativity, make new friends and have fun in an artistic way, which makes it the perfect after-school course.

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Knowledge required

Perfect for beginners.

What to bring

Working with clay can get messy so remember to dress your kids in old clothing.

Session repeats

This class series runs over 8 consecutive sessions, at the same time every week.

Location

Ringwood, VIC

Exact location is masked for privacy. You'll automatically get the specific address after booking.

Your teacher

Marlize Myburgh

12 years teaching Ceramics

5.0 (3)

Marlize Myburgh obtained a degree in Jewellery Design from the University of Stellenbosch in South Africa. Through her studies and beyond, Marlize proved that she had a special talent for design by attaining various awards, including the De Beers Shining Light Award and the AngloGold Riches of Africa prize.

In the summer of 2005, Marlize and her family relocated to Melbourne, where she continued her studies. In 2009 Marlize received a Diploma of Jewellery Design from Box Hill TAFE. During June and July of the same year, she completed an artists’ residency program at the Cité Internationale Des Arts in Paris.

Marlize loves to experiment with different techniques and materials and in doing so, discovers new creative opportunities all the time. She also likes to play with the different textures of clays, surface applications and colour.