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Frequently Asked Questions
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Materials coverage varies by class. For example, in the Sewing Basics 3 Week Course, no materials are specified as included. However, the Jewellery Making Stage 1 course includes all materials and equipment. The 4 Week Complete Throwing Basics pottery course includes clay, tools, firing, and dipping glazes. The Stacker Rings workshop includes silver for the rings. We recommend checking your specific class description or contacting the instructor for a detailed list of what's provided versus what you need to bring.
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Beginner classes vary in length and price. The Sewing Basics 3 Week Course offers 9 hours of hands-on tuition across 3 weeks. Jewellery Making Stage 1 is a 5-week course at $513.00 (including GST). The 4 Week Complete Throwing Basics pottery course runs for four 2.5-hour sessions. Private Sewing Lessons are $199 for 3 hours. Introduction to Jewellery Making stages range from 5-week courses at $513.00 per stage. Short workshops like the Make a Ring in a Day or Wheel Throwing Beginners Taster offer concentrated learning in single sessions.
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Yes. Many classes are specifically designed for beginners with no experience required. The Sewing Basics course explicitly states 'no experience needed.' The Blacksmith Introduction course covers foundational skills in 2 days. The Jewellery Taster course notes 'you do not need to be artistic or creative' and is perfect for absolute beginners. The Wheel Throwing Beginners Taster and 4 Week Complete Throwing Basics pottery courses are designed for beginners. The Introduction to Knife-making course is open to students of all levels.
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The number of finished pieces varies by course length. In the Wheel Throwing Beginners Taster (2.5 hours), you can expect to create 2-6 pieces. The 4 Week Complete Throwing Basics course allows participants to create 6-12 pieces from scratch over the four sessions. The 2-Day Pottery Wheel Intensive Workshop provides substantial hands-on time with instructor Jane Sawyer to develop throwing skills. All pieces are professionally finished, glazed, and fired by staff, with food-safe, dishwasher-safe results.
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Yes. The Sewing Workshops offer a 10% discount that applies to: multiple workshop bookings for one student, bookings between siblings within the same school holiday period, and bookings with friends on the same workshop. The code MULTIPLE10 should be applied at the final checkout screen. Additionally, the Beginner & Beyond Learn to Sew Course offers $50 savings when you book the full term.
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Class sizes are intentionally kept small for personalized instruction. The Introduction to Knife-making course has a maximum of only 4 people. The Jewellery Taster - Make a Silver Ring limits classes to a maximum of 7 people. The Learn to Make Jewellery course has a maximum of 10 people. The 4 Week Complete Throwing Basics pottery course is limited to 8 people. The Macrame Wall Hangings workshop has strictly limited places to ensure everyone receives lots of help and guidance. Small group sizes allow instructors to provide tailored supervision and support.