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All levels of experience are welcome
ADULT SESSIONS ARE HELD 5 TIMES PER YEAR!! Pottery using the Potter's Wheel - for Adults This course is an introduction to the potter's wheel for beginners with little or no experience at wheel throwing. In this class students will learn the process of wheel throwing; including wedging, centering, trimming, and techniques for decorating and glazing. All levels of experience are welcome.If you have experience, we will teach to your skill level.
Classes are held 1 day a week for 8 weeks.
August 11 to September 29
Augst 13 to October 1
October 20 to December 8
October 22 to December 10
October 23 to December 11 Instructors: Kevin Lehman, Phil Kreider
Cost: $220 materials included.The class size is limited to 10 students per class.
Working with Porcelain
This class is design for individuals with some clay experience that are interested in using porcelain. Explore decorating techniques with cone 6 porcelain.
Dates: Thursday August 14 to October 2 Evening 6-8:30 pm
Instructor: Angie Shope
Cost: $220 materials Not included. There will be 2 types of porcelain that can be purchased for use. The class size is limited to 10 students per class.
Wood Firing Class This class is designed for any individual that is interested in learning about firing a kiln with wood.
All skill levels are welcome. There will be 3 work days to produce pieces for the firing. The 4th day will be used to glaze and decorate the work. The 5th class will consist of loading the kiln. The next class will be FIRING and the last class will be unloading.
Dates: Monday August 11 Evening 6-8:30pm work day
Monday August 18 Evening 6-8:30pm work day
Monday August 25 Evening 6-8:30pm work day
Monday September 1 Evening 6-8:30pm glazing and decorating
Saturday September 20 Starting 10am loading
Saturday September 27 TBA Firing
Instructors: Kevin Lehman and Phil Kreider
Cost: $270 materials included. Class size is limited to 10 students per class.
Raku Firing
Enjoy the exciting process of Raku firing. Bring 4 smaller BISQUED pieces (6 inches) to fire.
Dates: Saturday June 28 10am
Saturday October 4 10am
Instuctor: Kevin Lehman
Cost: $30 for 4 pieces. Additional pieces will be charged according to size.
Clay for Kids/Adults
Four fun filled weeks of learning about and playing with clay. Everyone creates and takes home 3 original projects. No previous experience required.
Dates: Saturday June 28 to July 19 Morning 9:30am to 11am
Four consecutive days June 9 to June 12 Mornings 9:30am to 11am
Four consecutive days July 14 to July 17 Mornings 9:30am to 11am
Four consecutive days August 11 to August 14 Mornings 9:30am to 11am
Instructor: Kevin Lehman
Cost: $90 materials included
Limited to 10 students per class.
Classes for Hand Building Basic
This class is recommended for students with little or no experience with clay. Students will learn pinch pottery techniques, coil building, slab construction, glazing and decorating techniques.
Classes are held 1 day a week for 6 weeks
Dates: Thursday Evening 6:00-8:00 pm Contact us for dates
Instructor: Kevin Lehman
Cost: $165 materials included Class size limited to 10 students per class
Kevin Lehman's Pottery 560 South Prince Street, Lancaster, PA 17603 Phone: 717-509-7547 Fax: 717-509-3609
Kevin Lehman's Pottery 560 South Prince Street, Lancaster, PA 17603 Phone: 717-509-7547 Fax: 717-509-3609
Chinese Pottery Brushwork :: August 23
Saturday, August 23: 10 am to 5pm
Kevin Lehman Pottery, Lancaster
Instructor: Li Chao, People's Republic of China
MEMBER: $95 NONMEMBER: $105
Register for this class by calling 215-579-5997 or 717-431-8706
Download and print a registration <http://www.pacrafts.org/5878_46717103427/lib/5878_46717103427/2008_RegistrationForm.pdf> to mail in.
Li Chao will demonstrate traditional Chinese brushwork on plates and vessels. This type of traditional brush work has been expressed on Chinese porcelain for 2000 years. Typically it is done with a cobalt blue stain. Today in Jingdezhen, China this tradition is being carried on traditionally as well as in new forms of expression.
Bring bisque ware to create your own brush work. We will provide both the cobalt stain and the bamboo brushes.
--------------------------------------------------------------- Sensational Silver-Luster Beads :: Sept 19
Friday, September 19: 10 am to 5 pm
Kevin Lehman Pottery, Lancaster
Instructor: Doug Remschneider
MEMBER: $210 NONMEMBER: $225
Register for this class by calling 215-579-5997 or 717-431-8706
Create fantastic beads with amazing movement that seems to come from within. Learn to use a variety of soft glass colors that are known for their mysterious luster due to a high metal content. Doug Remschneider, a workshop master, will share his vast knowledge of working with these challenging silver-luster colors. Class involves the use of a torch with open flame and gases. Glass kit included (contents listed below). Wear safety (didymium) glasses, cotton clothing and closed-toe shoes. Tie long hair back.
Level: Advanced Beginner.
Supplies to Bring: Didymium or safety glasses, writing materials, favorite lampworking tools.
Materials in Kit: Six rods of various high silver- and copper-content glasses; several varieties of frit from the above palette; two rods of white, black, and ivory; various sizes of clear soft glass.
--------------------------------------------------------------- Boro Bead Magic :: September 20 & 21
Sat & Sun, September 20 & 21: 10 am to 5 pm
Kevin Lehman Pottery, Lancaster
Instructor: Doug Remschneider
MEMBER: $395 NONMEMBER: $415
Register for this class by calling 215-579-5997 or 717-431-8706
Experience the magic of creating beautiful borosilicate beads with award-winning (and Guild favorite) lampwork artist Doug Remschneider. In this 2-day class, he will share his expertise in borosilicate beadmaking and off-mandrel projects. In the 2 days you will learn how to create beads that are drenched in colors by layering and color-mixing, flamestriking for exact color control, special annealing cycles for achieving pinks and purples and manipulating the glass to create exciting designs. Doug will also cover the chemical properties of borosilicate color which helps explain how this glass reacts to heat. With the perfect balance of instructor demonstrations and hands-on torch time this is a class not to be missed. Torch Experience needed. Glass provided. Please bring your own tools when possible.
--------------------------------------------------------------- Beginning Glass Beads :: October 4
Saturday, October 4: 9 am - 5 pm
Kevin Lehman Pottery, Lancaster, PA
Instructor: Sharon Carlucci, Juried Member
MEMBER: $125 NONMEMBER: $135
Register for this class by calling 215-579-5997
Download and print a registration <http://www.pacrafts.org/5878_46717103427/lib/5878_46717103427/2008_RegistrationForm.pdf> to mail in.
This is the class your friends have been telling you about. Come and learn how to make your own glass beads! In this popular, affordable and exciting workshop, students will learn how to make their own mini works of glass art from Sharon Carlucci. Effetre glass rods are heated with a mixed gas torch and the glass is "wound" around a steel rod (which forms the hole in the bead!). Many techniques will be taught, such as: decorating with dots; feathering; shaping; and making stringers and twisted canes. This is a one-day beginning level workshop, so safety and set-up will also be covered. Spaces are limited to eight students per class so please register early.
--------------------------------------------------------------- Glass Beads: The Next Level :: October 25 & 26
Sat/Sun, October 25 & 26: 9 am to 5 pm
Kevin Lehman Pottery, 560 S. Prince St, Lancaster, PA
Instructor: Sharon Carlucci
MEMBER: $215* NONMEMBER: $230*
*$10 materials fee payable to instructor at time of class.
Register for this class by calling 215-579-5997 or 717-431-8706
You've got the makings of a great glass bead career: you're creative, you've got style but you don't quite have all the skills yet. This is the class for you. A fun, exciting and challenging course to raise your abilities to the next level.
Learn various techniques to decorate and embellish your beads with silver foil, enamels, frits and powders. You'll practice cased stringers, goldstone, twisted canes and latticino. And we'll work through issues with encased and hollow beads.
Students will need to have had completed a beginning level workshop and should have some time behind the torch. Sharon will also do some trouble-shooting, students should come with questions about how to improve technique or "how do I do this?" questions. Course will be customized towards students needs. Take the step to the next level of beadmaking.
The Following classes are run by the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen
