"The Oldest Pottery Summer School in the U.K. - every year since 1971"
"Open weekends at my studio showing a range of my work - (plus mulled wine & nibbles!) November 26th/27th and December 3rd/4th, 10.00 a.m - 4.00 p.m."
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"The Oldest Pottery Summer School in the U.K. - every year since 1971" "Open weekends at my studio showing a range of my work - (plus mulled wine & nibbles!) November 26th/27th and December 3rd/4th, 10.00 a.m - 4.00 p.m."
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Every course begins informally with an excellent three course dinner and plenty of wine, giving a chance to settle in and meet your fellow potters. This is usually a group of between 6-8, some total beginners, others with potting experience. Each morning, after a substantial breakfast (or not if you can't face it!) tuition begins.
Salt Glaze Master Class 2012 - April 15th - 28th An opportunity to work alongside Deborah during the preparation and firing of the salt kiln. Places are limited to 3 or 4 participants. Evening Meals Dinner on arrival and all breakfasts and lunches are included, but we do not provide a daily evening meal. There are several local pubs and restaurants to explore, if you can tear yourself away from the studio! Children and Young People Children are welcome on the course but are the responsibility of their accompanying adult. Young people, around 14 plus years, are also welcome as long as they are self reliant and it is understood that we are in no way responsible for them. Non Resident Students Those who live locally or have friends to stay with in the area are welcome to come in each day after breakfast. They will still be included for dinner on arrival and for lunches daily. Non Potting Companions Non potting companions who would like to take advantage of the local sailing, bird watching, riding, walking, or just admire the scenery are welcome to stay on a bed and breakfast basis as long as they are sharing a room with a potter. |
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deborah@deborahbaynes.co.uk with
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