ORLANDO WORKSHOP FIELD GUIDE
Six Weeks at the Wheel: Advance Your Pottery Practice at Stroke Of Art in Orlando
A focused, six-week intermediate wheel-throwing workshop in Orlando that builds on beginner skills—this guide explains what to expect, how the sessions flow, and what is provided.
Six Weeks at the Wheel: Advance Your Pottery Practice at Stroke Of Art in Orlando.
Unleash a more confident connection to the wheel in Stroke Of Art’s 6-week Intermediate Wheel Throwing workshop in Orlando. Built for students who have completed a beginner class, the course delivers six 2-hour sessions of hands-on instruction where you will refine centering and control, experiment with more complex forms, trim and finish pieces, and explore decorative and glazing techniques—while the studio supplies tools, clay and all firing so you can focus on making.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Everything supplied so you can throw
The workshop includes all tools, materials and clay; kiln firing and glazing costs are covered so there are no hidden fees—just more time to develop technique and complete fired work.
A deliberate step up on the wheel
Over six weeks each 2-hour session advances throwing fundamentals—improving centering and consistency, refining form, and exploring more advanced functional pieces and design techniques under personalized instruction.
A relaxed studio with creature comforts
Work in a lively studio setting—enjoy music and refreshments with an in-studio bar and the Van Goghblin Café on-site, creating a relaxed environment that supports focus and creativity.
What the day feels like
What the six-week workshop feels like
Each week you’ll settle at the wheel for an intensive 2-hour session that builds on prior foundation: an instructor-led rhythm of demonstration, hands-on practice and focused feedback. Expect to push toward cleaner centering, more controlled forms, thoughtful trimming and intentional glazing while the studio handles materials and firing so you leave with a growing collection of refined, fired work.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this workshop suits—and who it doesn’t.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
All tools, materials and clay are provided; kiln firing and glazing costs are included so there are no hidden fees.
The workshop runs across six weekly sessions; each class is two hours long.
Enjoy a relaxed studio environment with an in-studio bar and the Van Goghblin Café offering coffee and pastries during sessions.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Do I need prior experience to join?
Yes. This is an intermediate workshop; completion of a beginner pottery wheel class is required before enrolling.
How long is the course and each class?
The course runs for six weeks with each weekly session lasting two hours.
What materials and costs are included?
All tools, materials and clay are included and kiln firing and glazing costs are covered—there are no hidden fees for those items.
How are the session dates scheduled?
The date you book becomes your first session; you will schedule the remaining sessions directly with your instructor to fit your schedule.
Is there a minimum age to participate?
Yes. Participants should be 10 years or older to join the workshop.
Will I finish with fired pieces?
Yes. The workshop includes kiln firing and glazing so you will receive finished, fired work from your projects.