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Clay for Home Program!

  To sTry out our new Clay for Home program!  This program is for people who prefer to work on clay projects from home and want access to District Clay's glazes and kilns.

It's simple:  you purchase  25 lbs of clay and we send you an instruction sheet on how to set up a home studio as well as links to helpful You Tube videos on creating fun clay projects.   Your home becomes your new Creativity Incubator.  

When you're ready, you drop off work at District Clay to be bisque and glaze fired.  You can also come in and use District Clay glazes (or you can use appropriate commercial glazes.)  You can access District Clay from 10-8 pm, Mon-Friday and weekends from 10-5 pm.  

  • Important Note:  this program is NOT for people who are brand new to clay.  Previous clay experience is required - you need to know proper glazing techniques as well as an understanding about appropriate ware thickness.   Pots which are improperly glazed or too thick or too fragile may not make it into the kiln. 

That said, we hope this will help you SEIZE THE CLAY from home.

PS:  if you would like online instruction from your home studio, we also offer online classes.  To see a list of in person classes at District Clay, pls go here. 

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  • Home
  • About
    • Why Take a Pottery Class?
    • Calendar & Class Schedule >
      • Calendar of Annual Events
      • Schedule of Weekly Classes at District Clay Center
    • The Center >
      • What we do
      • Odds & Ends about District Clay
      • Center Location
      • Studio Equipment
    • Our Team
    • COVID >
      • DCC COVID-19 Guidelines/Procedures
      • DCC COVID-19 Timeline & News
    • Contact Us
  • For Students
    • DCC Learning Aids
    • DCC Recommended Videos
  • Our Classes
    • 10-Week Classes
    • Workshops
    • One Shot Classes
  • Gift Cards & Private Events
    • Gift Cards
    • Private Parties & Corporate Events >
      • Private Parties
      • Corporate Events
  • DCC Artists
    • Artist Program >
      • Community Artists
      • Associate Artists
  • District Clay Gallery
    • Previous Shows >
      • Bottoms Up!
      • Smokin' Pots
      • City Upon A Hill - Connor Czora
      • Teachers on Display
      • Subversive Nature - Russel Biles
      • Vital Breath - Vicki Lynn Wilson
      • The Space Between
      • Past Tense - David DaSilva
      • Alleviating Quiet - Adero Willard
      • Blush - Sam Briegel
      • Fusion - Joe Hicks
      • Lies
      • Veiled
      • Floating Islands
      • Us - Emerging Voices
      • Totemic Raku