Just Claying Around Reviews

Affordable: The studio is super affordable, with no fee for kiln space and a low flat fee for materials once a semester.

Equipment Access: Full use of all equipment, including 10 wheels, two slab rollers, two extruders, and a dozen studio glazes.

24/7 Access: Members have keys for 24/7 access to the studio.

Storage: Each member has a cubby in a Kalax bookcase for tools and clay, and shared shelves for drying work.

Variety of Crafts: Offers a wide range of crafts including pottery, mosaics, glass fusing, and canvas or wood painting.

Hands-on Learning: Encourages creativity and individual development through hands-on learning.

Training Provided: No artistic background is required; training is provided in all areas of studio operation and techniques.

Family-Friendly: Suitable for families of all ages, with activities designed to promote bonding and creative play.

Sensory Development: Provides sensory classes like Clay Play, which helps toddlers explore and develop their imagination and problem-solving skills.

Inclusive Environment: Handicap accessible and offers programs for both adults and children, including coed classes.

Step-by-Step Instructions: Adult classes feature step-by-step instructions in techniques like ceramics and glass-fusing.

Memorable Experiences: Encourages families to make lasting memories through creative activities.

Difficulty Reserving Equipment: The process of reserving a wheel can be annoying due to the need to check each wheel's availability.

Limited Drying Space: There are only about 4 shelves total for all studio members for wet-drying pieces, which can be a problem for more frequent users.

Studio Hours: The studio is closed on Sundays, making it hard for some members to find time to practice.

Potential for Theft: There is a risk of pieces and tools getting stolen or destroyed.