wheel throwing classes and tutoring
Master the wheel at your pace with private 1:1 tutoring—available in-person or online. Whether you’re just starting or want to improve more advanced throwing techniques, personalized lessons focus on your goals: whether you’re making your first bowl or perfecting your moon jars.
Hands-on demonstrations, real-time feedback, plans tailored to your needs, and troubleshooting specific challenges accelerate progress and build confidence. Online sessions use live video to observe your work, guide adjustments, and suggest exercises; in-person lessons give direct tactile guidance and demos.
Ideal for hobbyists, emerging makers, or those preparing a body of work for sale or exhibition. Sessions scheduled to fit your life and paced to match your learning rhythm.
FAQs
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West Oxford.
Parking is available but will require a permit, which I can help you to arrange.
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If you cannot climb stairs, if you are not very stable and standing may be difficult, or if you are 5’3” or shorter, please let me know so I can do my best to accommodate you.
Unfortunately, my studio is located upstairs in a building with no lift.
I also usually have my wheel setup to be used in a standing position. I am 5’5”, so people who are shorter than me may have difficulty using my wheel without adjustment.
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My studio has one wheel, so only one student can practice the wheel at a time.
Online sessions and sessions in other locations may accommodate more students. Please contact me to discuss.
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You are welcome to bring anything you need for your wheel throwing session.
Please do not bring any pets/dogs, food, beverages in containers that can’t be sealed.
