Registration for our Summer classes opens at 10 am on June 4. Please note that classes are not yet sold out; they will become available for registration on this date.
Clay Animal Sculpture - Arts and Heritage St. Albert
Clay Animal Sculpture - Arts and Heritage St. Albert
Clay Animal Sculpture - Arts and Heritage St. Albert
Clay Animal Sculpture - Arts and Heritage St. Albert
Clay Animal Sculpture - Arts and Heritage St. Albert
Clay Animal Sculpture - Arts and Heritage St. Albert
$130.00

Arts and Heritage Foundation St. Albert

Clay Animal Sculpture

Instructor: Laura Albers

Ages: 15+

Location: Pottery Studio, St. Albert Place

Create an animal, mythical creature or character sculpture in this three-session workshop led by local potter Laura Albers. She will provide you with the clay, tools and materials to create a small companion for your garden or home. The first class will have time for assembling your creation out of clay. The second class will have time for adding more decorative details and underglazes. The third class will be for glazing your sculpture.

Fee includes clay, glazes and firing.

$130.00

*Please note: Summer classes are not sold out, they will open for registration on June 4th at 10 am.

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