Beginner Wheel Workshop - 2 hours

This class is suited to anyone interested in trying the pottery wheel for the first time.

Have you ever wanted to feel what it’s like to be on a pottery wheel? Perhaps you are interested in joining a term class but want to see if you like it before making the commitment? Then this class is for you. Bring a friend or come on your own to experience the joy of being on the wheel, learning to create and have some FUN!

You will be guided by one of our expert tutors. They are Sarah Schembri, Cassie Lynch, and Georgia Boulton.

Students can select 2 items to be fired and glazed (this is included in the class cost)  

*additional items can be kept at $12 (includes GST) per item, payable on the day. 

An email will be sent when items are ready to collect, approximately 3-4 weeks time. 

Duration: 2 hours

Experience: No experience required

Bring: An apron and towel

Wear: Clothes that can get dirty – this class is hands on. Closed shoes are essential

Children: Yes – over the age of 8 years (if accompanied by an adult)

Collection of work: Students will be emailed when their work is ready for collection (all work must be collected within 2 weeks)

Cost: *$90 / person (Please read the terms and conditions for this class prior to booking)

* A maximum number of 13 people per class.

* A minimum of 6 people required for workshop to go ahead. Class will be cancelled and students transferred to new date if numbers not received. 

* This class can be booked as a private workshop.

* Private/Corporate Bookings can be made during the week.  

email: events@sarahschembri.com

Your safety is our priority. We are committed to the health and safety of the community and will follow government advice at all times to keep everyone safe.

The studio has 2 medical grade air purifiers, InovaAir DV20, designed for use in clinical environments, primarily for the removal of aerosol-based viral and bacterial contaminants.

Sarah Schembri is a Melbourne Ceramic Artist who is passionate about creating functional, tactile and visually appealing ceramics, particularly tableware. Being a lover of cooking and food in general, she is most interested in making pieces that are a pleasure to use in the home, pieces which are not only visually appealing but also functional & tactile.

“There is something quite special about using pieces that are handmade - the experience and food taste better. This is a feeling that I think about when I'm creating, it's part of the experience I want to share with others.” - Sarah