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Adult Ed
Clay Exploration II The REP Adult Ed Clay Exploration II class participants completed
their clay bird houses and wind chimes and also got a chance to spend
some time experiencing the Potter’s Wheel. The birdhouses were glazed
and fired to bright and brilliant colors which are guaranteed to
attract a variety of birds! The wind chimes were textured and stained
with acrylic paint to give a colorful visual and textural contrast. If
you listen carefully as you walk around the village, you will surely
hear their beautiful chimes!!
Making Clay Birdhouses
Karen LaSalle works on forming her cylinder.
Danielle Bouchard rolls out her clay.
Melanie Rose-Zagwyn (staff) gives instruction
to the group.
Karen LaSalle and Sherry Corshia (staff)
take a moment to smile for the camera.
Phil Soucar rolls out a slab for his birdhouse.
Larry Glaser begins work on his lid.
Rob Ladner (staff) and
Karen LaSalle
apply some green paint.
Phil Soucar paints the lid of his
birdhouse.
Peter Burden works on his project.
Michael Hackmeyer concentrates on his
painting technique.
Michele Rubin and Rachel Wallace (staff)
admire Michele's finished product.
Everyone proudly shows off the
clay bird houses they created.
Creating Clay Wind Chimes
John Koechlin prepares the
clay to cut his wind chime shapes.
Peter Burden rolls out his ball of clay.
Joe McGovern.
Larry Glaser selects the shape to cut for
his wind chime.
Danielle Bouchard applies pressure to her
shape cutter.
Lan Baker (staff) and Carol Vienneau (staff)
give
instruction to the class.
Getting Time on the
Potter's Wheel
Peter Burbank tries his skill
on the potter's wheel.
Karen LaSalle carefully works on
shaping a bowl.
Larry Glaser gets some assistance
from Judy Randall (staff).
Michael Hackmeyer learns how to pull
clay on a potter's wheel.
