Best Pottery Classes in Burlington, VT

“I would highly recommend the experience to anyone, but if throwing isn't your thing he also has a lot of great handmade pottery to buy for your home!”

“Great space for artisans”

“Lisa offers classes where she will teach you the basics and then helps you with whatever projects you are interested in working on.”

“Sherri was kind, helpful and encouraging, all while allowing us eto be creative”

“​The eggs that are used in this batik method are Quail, Pullet, Pheasant, Chicken, Duck, Turkey, Goose, Emu, Rhea and Ostrich eggs. Most are from local sources. The eggs are blown, washed and dried. The design is drawn on with beeswax and a “Kistka” ...”

“One of the very best places on earth.”

“This is a beautiful studio and gallery with pottery from multiple artists.”

“Also of important note is the fact that, compared to some of the other rolling pin suppliers, her items are reasonably priced and always in stock.”

“We also have met other artists on the faculty and seen their work.”

“I had a ton of fun, feel like I learned a lot, and will have some nice pottery to show for it, that I certainly wouldn't have suspected I could make on my first try.”

“Nick's artistry is scientifically accurate, beauty as nature intended.”

“View our collection of pottery, notecards, and prints at bethmueller.com. Follow Beth's blog and see all of the latest work. Reach out. We'd love to hear from you.”

“My first visit was only a few weeks ago…(I'm a newbie to the pottery painting world) and I've been in THREE times now in 3 weeks!”

“I really appreciated her asking if I was okay with extractions as I know it can be very painful for some people and it's actually the first time I was asked that in a facial service.”

“For someone who hasn't worked in ceramics since Highschool, I have had a wonderful experience attending classes and a private session at the Kingston Ceramics Studio.”

“It was great, but after looking directly at the address and not seeing it on google maps, I looked it up on Apple Maps where it was displayed properly.”

“Great staff, fun pieces to choose from.”

“So, I first was turned on to Edgecomb Potters by a very dear friend, Ingeborg "Inky" Mac Dougall, who had a little house on a body of water in Nobleboro Maine, in or around 1980, when she took me to this little red school house in Edgecomb.”