Lunch Bag sewing Workshop 10+
Spend a full day getting creative with fabric in this fun sewing workshop! Kids will design and sew their very own reusable lunchbag, choosing from a range of colourful, patterned, and upcycled fabrics. They’ll learn how to measure, cut, and stitch their bag together, add sturdy handles, and decorate it with their own personal flair. In the afternoon, they’ll use leftover materials to make a matching upcycled plushie toy. By the end of the day, each child will take home two unique, eco-friendly creations they can be proud of.
No sewing experience required! Beginners are welcome, and regular makers can explore more advanced options.
Who it's for: Ages 10+
Make it practical. Make it personal. Make it yourself.
ALL DAY SEW - UPCYLCING - MAKE A PLUSHIE sewing Workshop 10+
Spend a full, fun day bringing your very own soft toy character to life! Students will learn the steps of plushie making – from designing and cutting patterns, to sewing, stuffing and adding finishing details. We’ll cover both hand-sewing and simple machine-sewing techniques, with plenty of guidance and tips along the way. By the end of the day, each participant will go home with a unique, handmade plushie full of personality.
No sewing experience required! Beginners are welcome, and regular makers can explore more advanced options.
Who it's for: Ages 10+
Make it practical. Make it personal. Make it yourself.
Coral Design Plate - suitable for 6+ years
Dive into creativity in this 3-hour kids pottery workshop where young artists will craft and decorate their own coral-inspired plate!
Perfect for ocean lovers aged 6–12, they'll learn fun hand-building techniques and explore sea-themed textures and colours.
Each child will take home a unique under-the-sea masterpiece!
NOTE: The pieces stay at the studio so that they can dry and be fired and glazed. You will receive an email when they are ready but this is a slow process and can take several weeks.
Did you know that if you book in a morning and afternoon workshop on the same day we provide lunchtime care between the classes !
If you need a longer day , we have available to purchase before and after care (8.30-9.30am) and (4.30-5.30pm).
Crochet Workshop: Learn the Art of Looping!- suitable for 10+ years
Crochet Workshop: Learn the Art of Looping!
Ready to get hooked? Join us for a mindful and creative crochet workshop—perfect for beginners or anyone looking to refresh their skills. We’ll have a variety of mini-projects available on the day to suit all levels of makers.
What You’ll Learn:
• How to hold a crochet hook and yarn comfortably
• Basic stitches: chain, single, and double crochet
• How to read simple patterns and crochet symbols
• Tips to start, finish, and troubleshoot small crochet projects
All materials provided – including hooks, yarn, and a take-home kit so you can keep practicing after the session!
Who it's for: Ages 10 and up
No experience necessary! Regular makers are welcome to bring a current project for support or guidance.
By the end of the session, you’ll walk away with:
A handmade item (such as an armband, headband, or necklace)
New crochet skills and confidence to keep going
A take-home crochet kit to continue your practice
Did you know that if you book in a morning and afternoon workshop on the same day we provide lunchtime care between the classes !
If you need a longer day , we have available to purchase before and after care (8.30-9.30am) and (4.30-5.30pm).
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Energy Image Flow: Introductory Qigong Series
Reconnect with your breath and body through gentle, flowing movements inspired by nature and ancient Chinese wisdom. This introductory series explores Qigong, a practice of energy cultivation that combines movement, breath, and imagery to promote calm, clarity, and vitality.
Each session begins with a warm-up, followed by Five Element flows—grounding the body, relaxing the muscles, and quieting the mind. No experience needed. All are welcome.
Thursdays, 6–7:30pm at Gallery Lane Cove + Creative Studios.
Book now and experience mindfulness in motion.
About the Instructor – Lian Loke
Lian Loke is a multidisciplinary movement artist based in Warrane/Sydney, with a deep passion for exploring how movement transforms the body and mind. Her practice blends traditional energy cultivation with creative imagery and embodied exploration, offering a unique and immersive approach to Qigong.
From 1998 to 2006, Lian trained under American choreographer Annetta Luce in somatic and shamanic dance practices, drawing on Body-Mind Centering and Qigong principles. She continues her studies in Qigong with renowned teacher Lee Holden and has trained in the Japanese Bodyweather dance methodology with de Quincey Co since 2007.
Lian’s teaching invites participants to connect with breath, flow, and nature-based imagery, creating space for calm, vitality, and personal transformation. Her classes are accessible to all levels and designed to support wellbeing through gentle, mindful movement.
MIXED MEDIA WORKSHOP WITH CRITIQUE
Create small sculptural or relief works using a variety of provided materials, then take a step back to engage in a guided critique session. This workshop offers a valuable opportunity to find your voice as an artist—through looking, listening, sharing, and receiving thoughtful feedback on your own and others’ creative processes. Taking place in the gallery alongside the Altered Landscapes exhibition, the space itself becomes a source of inspiration and dialogue. Bookings essential.
All materials supplied.
[maximum 12 participants]
Absolute Beginners - Wheel Throwing With Sol
SHORT COURSE
Term 4 2025 - 4 week term
OCTOBER 15 WEEK 1
OCTOBER 22 WEEK 2
OCTOBER 29 WEEK 3
NO CLASS NOVEMBER 5TH
NOVEMBER 12TH WEEK 4
Absolute Beginners Wheel Throwing is the perfect class for those with zero pottery experience. This short course is an excellent way to try your hand at wheel throwing. You'll learn the essentials of working with a pottery wheel, from clay basics to creating functional pottery pieces. Our supportive environment ensures you'll gain hands-on experience, develop creative skills, and enjoy the therapeutic nature of pottery whilst our experienced teacher Sol guides your through the process. Join us on Wednesday evenings and discover the joy of transforming clay into beautiful creations. This class is the ideal starting point for your pottery journey. Should you wish to continue on after the completion our 9 week term classes will be perfect for you to continue developing your skills once you have learnt the basics.
This class is 4 sessions over 5 weeks. The first 3 weeks will be spent learning to throw and how to clean and trim your work. At week 4 there will be a scheduled 1 week break to allow for firing and then you will return to the studio for one shorter lesson where you can learn to glaze your works.
We recommend bringing along an old towel and an apron to protect your clothes. Please wear clothes that you don't mind getting messy. All basic tools are provided by the studios however we do have toolkit available for purchase if you would prefer your own set of tools.
Please follow the link below to read through our full adult Pottery terms and conditions before enrolling in this class. By enrolling you are accepting that you understand and agree to the conditions and expectations of students who attend our pottery classes at GLC+CS.
https://www.gallerylanecove.com.au/_files/ugd/0a0d91_205ca4622db34dc9bb311e249c2f39cd.pdf
Glaze Development Workshop Plan (4 Sessions)
This four-session workshop introduces glaze development through hands-on experimentation, focusing on test tile preparation, systematic blending, material testing, firing, and result analysis with colorant additions. We will develop a number of glazes, and you will learn how to develop your own recipes. The sessions are spaced over the term to allow time for the tests to be fired – so when we arrive back they are available. No prior knowledge of glaze making is needed.
Participants bring:
Old towel, Apron (optional), Digital camera/phone, Notebook, Pen,
Dates and times
Saturdays 2-5pm
18 October, 1 and 15 November, 6 December.
Brett Smout stamp workshop
Making and using clay stamps.
Suits beginners to experienced clay players
Pressing stamps into clay is so much fun! Choosing the right stamp for the piece, feeling the stamp sink into the clay, and lifting it off to reveal the fresh imprint. Perhaps again and again.
In this workshop you will learn different ways of making and using clay stamps. You will learn how to make stamps from buttons, 3D prints, drawings, found objects, and from natural and fabricated patterns.
There will be an extensive display of stamps so you can begin or add to your own stamp collection. Even if you have never used clay before, you will be able to make several stamps and two stamped dishes to take home raw or put through the bisque firing service. Clay for this is included, as is the bisque firing.
Date: Saturday 25 October 2025
Time: 2 -4.30pm
Understanding Colour with Deborah Marks
Come and enjoy a weekend workshop exploring colour relationships and our visual
reactions to them. Through a systematic study of colour relationships, we will see the
reactions different colours have when placed next to each other, as well as feeling colour
relatedness. We will explore the dimensions of colour - hue, value, intensity and
temperature.
This is a structured workshop where students are guided through in depth colour mixing
exercises including primary, secondary and tertiary colours, painted within a grid pattern.
Students then create their own design based on principles of design and explore
harmonies and contrasts of their chosen colour scheme.
This workshop gives you the opportunity to focus, structure and make sense of this broad
subject. It is suitable for beginners and those who would like to understand colour and its
relationships more fully.
Monoprinting Workshop with Andrew Totman
cost includes some materials
Sunday 23 November 10am-4pm
Join master printmaker, Andrew Totman for A Day of Monoprinting workshop. Totman will introduce the participants to a variety of colour printmaking techniques for producing sensitive layered and bold multiple plate prints through step-by-step demonstrations and explanations.
You will learn a range of mark-making methods, from customary to more experimental techniques using paper stencils, found objects such as leaves or feathers. By the end of the session, you will have a small portfolio of unique prints to take home.
This workshop is open for both novice and more advanced students with Totman providing individualised attention to help each student.
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Adult Term Classes
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Term 4 2025 - Abstract Art with Abby Chambers 9 week course
Image - Left: Barbara Day and Top right Phy Vann
9 week term
Abstract Art class offers a friendly studio environment where you will have your own easel and table to set up your painting practice. Abstraction is about the pure essentials of art making, such as shape, line, colour, composition and tone. A language of it’s own, we look at contemporary artists and the way inspiration can be found through many different formats to arrive at abstraction. Many find a freedom and discovery of personal expression in moving away from recognisable form. You will have ongoing individual direction as you work on developing your own painting practice.
Material List
| Bring a canvas or something to paint on Acrylic paints - student quality or artist quality recommended. To start with - a basic set of primary colours, plus black (or Paynes grey) and lots of white.Assortment of different sized brushes Other: Apron, water spray bottle, acrylic gloss medium |
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Term 4 2025 Yoga - Lane Cove Uniting Church
Lyn Brackell took up yoga 15 years ago to keep active but more importantly to find an inner strength to help her deal with the challenges of life. Now in her senior years, she has found that she is more resilient and have gained not only better health, but a freshness of mind with a brighter outlook on life.
The flowing yoga she teaches is a gentle but powerful way to relieve stress, build inner strength and condition your body. Based on fluid movements and controlled breathing, it rebalances as it exercises and energises. It is one of the most effective antidotes for modern day living and suits any age or fitness level.
The yoga classes are held at the Lane Cove Uniting Church on Figtree Street in Lane Cove.
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POTTERY STUDIO SESSIONS X 9 TUESDAYS
FOR EXPERIENCED STUDENTS ONLY
Studio Time is available exclusively for experienced pottery students – no teacher will be present.
It's a chance to work independently, refine your techniques, and build on what you’ve already learned. This is for past students of our studios or experienced potters. If you are unsure whether this is for you, please contact the gallery first to check before booking in
Terms and conditions align with those of our regular term classes.
A 30-minute induction session must be booked at the time of booking Studio Time.
contact the gallery to book in a studio induction
Please note this is for 9 weeks, if you are wanting drop in classes you will need to book in the individual drop in pottery studio sessions separately and you will need to do an induction session first before attending. Once you have done the induction, it is valid for 12 months.
Please follow the link below to read through our full adult Pottery terms and conditions before enrolling in this class. By enrolling you are accepting that you understand and agree to the conditions and expectations of students who attend our pottery classes at GLC+CS.
https://www.gallerylanecove.com.au/_files/ugd/0a0d91_205ca4622db34dc9bb311e249c2f39cd.pdf
MATERIALS
REQUIRED
- Basic Clay Toolkit, including kidney, clay cutters, throwing sponge, needle tool. (These can be purchased from the studios)
- Wet and Dry sandpaper
- Towel/ tea towel for throwing
- Respiratory mask suitable for filtering dust particles. N95 or P2/3 rating.
- Plastic sheets for covering clay
RECOMMENDED
- Newspaper for bats and storing works.
- Apron or smock. Ideally PVC/vinyl or nonabsorbent material.
Clay can be purchased online from the studios during class. Please see terms and conditions for further information.
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Term 4 2025- Paint and Draw
WED 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
9 Sessions
Painting and Drawing on Wednesday mornings from 9.30am - 12.30pm is suitable for beginners and intermediate level. You can either work on your drawing or painting skills.
Embark on an engaging artistic journey in our specially tailored drawing and painting course, suitable for both absolute beginners and experienced artists under the guidance of our seasoned tutor, David Pavich. Delve into the fundamentals, unraveling the intricacies of materials, composition, and color mixing, progressing seamlessly from sketch to vibrant, finished paintings across various subjects like still life, portraits, the human figure, landscapes, and animal anatomy.
For seasoned artists, this course serves as a dynamic refresher, pushing the boundaries of knowledge and fostering a distinctive creative flair, whether through drawing, painting, or a blend of both. Designed as an ongoing experience, participants are encouraged to re-enroll, facilitating continuous skill refinement. Our adept instructor tailors each session to accommodate varying experience levels within the group, ensuring a nurturing and inspiring learning environment.
KIT LIST
(Most of these materials can be bought at $2 Shops, Discount Bookshops, or your local Art Store)
DRAWING EQUIPMENT: Willow Charcoal or pencils (2B-9B) A rubber and sharpener An A2 Cartridge pad 2 Bulldog clips Fixative or Hairspray STUDENTS WISHING TO PAINT: the above as well as: A mixture of flat and round top brushes A palette (Or plastic plate) (we have some available to use in the studios
A Rag AND FOR BEGINNERS (NEVER PAINTED BEFORE): One tube of black and one tube of white acrylic paint, either acrylic or oil paint. If you don’t know which you prefer then start with acrylic.(many brands available. Matisse recommended but pay for what you can afford) FOR MORE EXPERIENCED PAINTERS: Oil or acrylic paints, in or close to the following colours: Lemon Yellow Cadmium Yellow Mid Alizarin Crimson Cadmium Red Cobalt Blue Ultramarine Blue Titanium White Mars Black OIL PAINTERS WILL ALSO REQUIRE ODOURLESS SOLVENT (Not Turps)
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Beginners - Intermediate Composition & Collage Course Term 4 2025
Deborah Marks
Discover the highly creative realm of collage, while learning the art of visual
composition. Using the elements and principles of design and colour to investigate
compositional structures we will explore the varied possibilities of collage. We will
investigate a wide range of approaches and styles to this art form, stimulating your
imagination to discover creative possibilities.
In this practical course Deborah Marks will guide you through structured weekly
exercises which involve exploring colour schemes as well as the elements,
structures and principles of composition. Using the weekly brief as a planned
structure, students are then encouraged to use their intuition and emotion to guide
their decision making. The medium of collage allows for the combination of
knowledge as well as intuition, chance and accident in the creative process to
produce highly original and unique artworks.
Techniques of collage will be explored and demonstrated. Individual guidance as
well as group critiques will be given in order to facilitate the deeper understanding
of this medium and its creative possibilities.
https://www.gallerylanecove.com.au/composition-and-collage-course
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TERM 4 2025 Intermediate / continuing Wheel Forming - Thursday nights
Join us in a hands-on exploration of ceramic artistry with our Introduction to Wheel Throwing class. This course offers a journey into the fundamentals of wheel throwing guided by our skilled instructor and ceramic Discover the art of shaping clay on a pottery wheel, from centering to creating functional and decorative forms. Engage in the mesmerizing process of transforming raw materials into unique, wheel-thrown masterpieces while gaining insights into glazing techniques. Whether you're a novice eager to experience the potter's wheel for the first time or someone looking to refine their skills, this class provides a supportive environment for creative expression and the development of foundational wheel throwing techniques. Join us for an inspiring and transformative introduction to the captivating world of wheel throwing.
Please follow the link below to read through our full adult Pottery terms and conditions before enrolling in this class. By enrolling you are accepting that you understand and agree to the conditions and expectations of students who attend our pottery classes at GLC+CS.
https://www.gallerylanecove.com.au/_files/ugd/0a0d91_205ca4622db34dc9bb311e249c2f39cd.pdf
MATERIALS
REQUIRED
- Basic Clay Toolkit, including kidney, clay cutters, throwing sponge, needle tool. (These can be purchased from the studios)
- Wet and Dry sandpaper
- Towel/ tea towel for throwing
- Respiratory mask suitable for filtering dust particles. N95 or P2/3 rating.
- Plastic sheets for covering clay
RECOMMENDED
- Newspaper for bats and storing works.
- Apron or smock. Ideally PVC/vinyl or nonabsorbent material.
Clay can be purchased online from the studios during class. Please see terms and conditions for further information.
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Pottery with Sol - Fridays
Term 4- 9 week term
This popular term course is tailored to go at your own pace and with individual projects so its ideal for all levels: beginners, continuing students and more experienced potters. You can choose to work on the wheel or work with different hand building techniques.Sol will be there to guide you and assist you.
Please follow the link below to read through our full adult Pottery terms and conditions before enrolling in this class. By enrolling you are accepting that you understand and agree to the conditions and expectations of students who attend our pottery classes at GLC+CS.
https://www.gallerylanecove.com.au/_files/ugd/0a0d91_205ca4622db34dc9bb311e249c2f39cd.pdf
MATERIALS
REQUIRED
- Basic Clay Toolkit, including kidney, clay cutters, throwing sponge, needle tool. (These can be purchased from the studios)
- Wet and Dry sandpaper
- Towel/ tea towel for throwing
- Respiratory mask suitable for filtering dust particles. N95 or P2/3 rating.
- Plastic sheets for covering clay
RECOMMENDED
- Newspaper for bats and storing works.
- Apron or smock. Ideally PVC/vinyl or nonabsorbent material.
Clay can be purchased online from the studios during class. Please see terms and conditions for further information.
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Pottery with Sol - Saturday 10am-1pm
Term 4 2025- 9 week term
This popular term course is tailored to go at your own pace and with individual projects so its ideal for all levels: beginners, continuing students and more experienced potters. You can choose to work on the wheel or work with different hand building techniques. Sol will be there to guide you and assist you.
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PRINTMAKING WITH SUSAN BARAN Term 4 2025
6 week course
Some materials provided.
Learn safer printmaking in our well equipped studio exploring techniques like Solarplates, aluminium etching, collagraphs and Linocuts.
This class encourages creative freedom at the individual’s own pace and caters to all levels, from beginners to the more experienced students wanting to further skills.
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Childrens Term Classes
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Term 4 2025: Textiles and Design Class with Bronnie - 8+ Mondays 4-6PM
8 WEEK TERM
A kids textiles course to introduce them into life skills whilst having a lot of creative fun along the way.
In this course we will be covering a variety of topics such as machine sewing, hand sewing, embroidery design, fabric design, textile jewellery and sustainable fashion.
Suitable for age 8 and up
IMPORTANT INFORMATION- NO PICK UP AVAILABLE FROM LCPS ON MONDAYS.
*Please note we do require minimum numbers in order for all classes to proceed. We will endeavor to give you as much notice as is possible. You will be notified 7 days prior to the scheduled start date with notice if the class is proceeding as planned
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Children's Art Classes 8-12 years Tuesdays
Term 4 2025
This children’s art class focuses on drawing, painting, and a variety of crafts to nurture creative expression and enhance observational skills.
Students will explore an extensive range of mediums, including watercolor, acrylic, pastels, ink, pencils, and collage, to create their artworks. The class will also delve into craft techniques for sculpture and three-dimensional forms, such as weaving and paper-mâché.
Participants will have the chance to visit the Gallery and engage with current exhibitions through art projects. Additionally, the class structure allows students to collaboratively shape their learning journey, selecting subjects, techniques, or materials they wish to explore, all with supportive guidance.
Join us for a weekly afternoon filled with creativity, exploration, and fun!
*Please note we do require minimum numbers in order for all classes to proceed. We will endeavor to give you as much notice as is possible. You will be notified 7 days prior to the scheduled start date with notice if the class is proceeding as planned
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Term 4 2025 Introduction to Painting, Drawing, Sculpture and Mixed Media 5-7 Years
This fun and engaging class introduces young children to the exciting world of art, imagination, and independent thought through painting, drawing, sculpture, and mixed media. Designed for ages 5–7, each session invites students to explore colour, shape, line, and texture while experimenting with a wide variety of materials and techniques.
Children will also learn about different forms of art-making from around the world, building an early appreciation for global cultures and creative expression. As part of the program, students will visit the upstairs gallery to view real artworks—sparking curiosity and helping them develop a deeper understanding of the rich world of art they inhabit.
Beyond creative exploration, these classes support important developmental areas, including fine motor skills, focus, confidence, and self-expression—all within a nurturing, age-appropriate environment perfect for budding young artists.
*Please note we do require minimum numbers in order for all classes to proceed. We will endeavor to give you as much notice as is possible. You will be notified 7 days prior to the scheduled start date with notice if the class is proceeding as planned
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Term 4 2025 Introduction Painting, Drawing, Sculpture and Mixed Media for 5-7 Years
This fun and engaging class introduces young children to the exciting world of art, imagination, and independent thought through painting, drawing, sculpture, and mixed media. Designed for ages 5–7, each session invites students to explore colour, shape, line, and texture while experimenting with a wide variety of materials and techniques.
Children will also learn about different forms of art-making from around the world, building an early appreciation for global cultures and creative expression. As part of the program, students will visit the upstairs gallery to view real artworks—sparking curiosity and helping them develop a deeper understanding of the rich world of art they inhabit.
Beyond creative exploration, these classes support important developmental areas, including fine motor skills, focus, confidence, and self-expression—all within a nurturing, age-appropriate environment perfect for budding young artists.
Contact the gallery if you are wanting child to be collected from LCPS before you book to ensure the gallery has the minimum number of students required for this service to be offered in Term 3 .
*Please note we do require minimum numbers in order for all classes to proceed. We will endeavor to give you as much notice as is possible. You will be notified 7 days prior to the scheduled start date with notice if the class is proceeding as planned
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Term 4 2025 : Sewing with Bronnie - 8+ Thursdays 3.15-5.15
Our 8-week kids' sewing class is perfect for young creators eager to learn the art of sewing in a fun and supportive environment! Over the term, students will master essential sewing techniques, from threading needles to operating a sewing machine, while working on exciting projects like tote bags, comfy shorts, and other fun creations. This hands-on class is designed to build confidence, spark creativity, and equip kids with skills they can use for a lifetime. No prior experience is needed—just a love for making and a willingness to learn!
*Please note we do require minimum numbers in order for all classes to proceed. We will endeavor to give you as much notice as is possible. You will be notified 7 days prior to the scheduled start date with notice if the class is proceeding as planned
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Term 4 2025 Children's Pottery - Thursdays (5-12 years) 3.30-5pm
This pottery class is suitable for beginners and for experienced young potters. Over the nine week term, children will make non-functional sculptural pieces and functional domestic wares such as bowls and plates. We will use a wide range of pottery building techniques such as coiling, pinching, and slab construction. Additionally, we will be exploring many different decorative surface treatments such as glazing, stamping, carving, and slip trailing.
No experience necessary. Cost of materials and firing included.
Bring a towel and apron.
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Term 4 2025: Sewing with Bronnie -10+ Thursdays 5.15-7.15pm
A kids sewing course to introduce them into this life skill whilst having a lot of creative fun along the way.
As this is an intermediate class. We will be learning how to cut fabric from a pattern, how to set up a machine, seams, straight stitch, zig zag stitch and how to finish off.
*Please note we do require minimum numbers in order for all classes to proceed. We will endeavor to give you as much notice as is possible. You will be notified 7 days prior to the scheduled start date with notice if the class is proceeding as planned
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POTTERY STUDIO SESSION ONLY- October 14 NO TUTOR
FOR EXPERIENCED STUDENTS ONLY. YOU MUST HAVE COMPLETED AN INDUCTION FIRST TO BOOK INTO THESE TUTOR FREE SESSIONS.
Studio Time is available exclusively for experienced pottery students – no teacher will be present.
It's a chance to work independently, refine your techniques, and build on what you’ve already learned. This is for past students of our studios or experienced potters. If you are unsure whether this is for you, please contact the gallery first to check before booking in
Terms and conditions align with those of our regular term classes.
A 30-minute induction session must be booked at the time of booking Studio Time. All students must have completed an induction prior to attending a pottery studio session.
Contact the gallery to book in an induction session
Please note this is for 1 session only. You will need to do an induction session first before attending any drop in classes .Once you have done the induction, it is valid for 12 months.
Please follow the link below to read through our full adult Pottery terms and conditions before enrolling in this class. By enrolling you are accepting that you understand and agree to the conditions and expectations of students who attend our pottery classes at GLC+CS.
https://www.gallerylanecove.com.au/_files/ugd/0a0d91_205ca4622db34dc9bb311e249c2f39cd.pdf
MATERIALS
REQUIRED
- Basic Clay Toolkit, including kidney, clay cutters, throwing sponge, needle tool. (These can be purchased from the studios)
- Wet and Dry sandpaper
- Towel/ tea towel for throwing
- Respiratory mask suitable for filtering dust particles. N95 or P2/3 rating.
- Plastic sheets for covering clay
RECOMMENDED
- Newspaper for bats and storing works.
- Apron or smock. Ideally PVC/vinyl or nonabsorbent material.
Clay can be purchased online from the studios during class. Please see terms and conditions for further information.
IMPORTANT: ALL DROP IN STUDENTS MUST ENSURE THAT THEIR WORKS ARE KEPT IN A SEPARATE CARTON AND CLEARLY LABELLED, WITH NAME AND CONTACT DETAILS, IN THE KILN QUEUE TO ENSURE THAT THEY WILL BE NOTIFIED ONCE THE WORKS HAVE BEEN FIRED. DROP IN STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR TAKING ALL CLAY AND WORKS HOME WITH THEM AFTER THE CLASS UNLESS BACK TO BACK CLASSES HAVE BEEN BOOKED.
POTTERY STUDIO SESSION ONLY- October 21 NO TUTOR
FOR EXPERIENCED STUDENTS ONLY. YOU MUST HAVE COMPLETED AN INDUCTION FIRST TO BOOK INTO THESE TUTOR FREE SESSIONS.
Studio Time is available exclusively for experienced pottery students – no teacher will be present.
It's a chance to work independently, refine your techniques, and build on what you’ve already learned. This is for past students of our studios or experienced potters. If you are unsure whether this is for you, please contact the gallery first to check before booking in
Terms and conditions align with those of our regular term classes.
A 30-minute induction session must be booked at the time of booking Studio Time. All students must have completed an induction prior to attending a pottery studio session.
Contact the gallery to book in an induction session
Please note this is for 1 session only. You will need to do an induction session first before attending any drop in classes .Once you have done the induction, it is valid for 12 months.
Please follow the link below to read through our full adult Pottery terms and conditions before enrolling in this class. By enrolling you are accepting that you understand and agree to the conditions and expectations of students who attend our pottery classes at GLC+CS.
https://www.gallerylanecove.com.au/_files/ugd/0a0d91_205ca4622db34dc9bb311e249c2f39cd.pdf
MATERIALS
REQUIRED
- Basic Clay Toolkit, including kidney, clay cutters, throwing sponge, needle tool. (These can be purchased from the studios)
- Wet and Dry sandpaper
- Towel/ tea towel for throwing
- Respiratory mask suitable for filtering dust particles. N95 or P2/3 rating.
- Plastic sheets for covering clay
RECOMMENDED
- Newspaper for bats and storing works.
- Apron or smock. Ideally PVC/vinyl or nonabsorbent material.
Clay can be purchased online from the studios during class. Please see terms and conditions for further information.
IMPORTANT: ALL DROP IN STUDENTS MUST ENSURE THAT THEIR WORKS ARE KEPT IN A SEPARATE CARTON AND CLEARLY LABELLED, WITH NAME AND CONTACT DETAILS, IN THE KILN QUEUE TO ENSURE THAT THEY WILL BE NOTIFIED ONCE THE WORKS HAVE BEEN FIRED. DROP IN STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR TAKING ALL CLAY AND WORKS HOME WITH THEM AFTER THE CLASS UNLESS BACK TO BACK CLASSES HAVE BEEN BOOKED.
POTTERY STUDIO SESSION ONLY- October 28 NO TUTOR
FOR EXPERIENCED STUDENTS ONLY. YOU MUST HAVE COMPLETED AN INDUCTION FIRST TO BOOK INTO THESE TUTOR FREE SESSIONS.
Studio Time is available exclusively for experienced pottery students – no teacher will be present.
It's a chance to work independently, refine your techniques, and build on what you’ve already learned. This is for past students of our studios or experienced potters. If you are unsure whether this is for you, please contact the gallery first to check before booking in
Terms and conditions align with those of our regular term classes.
A 30-minute induction session must be booked at the time of booking Studio Time. All students must have completed an induction prior to attending a pottery studio session.
Contact the gallery to book in an induction session
Please note this is for 1 session only. You will need to do an induction session first before attending any drop in classes .Once you have done the induction, it is valid for 12 months.
Please follow the link below to read through our full adult Pottery terms and conditions before enrolling in this class. By enrolling you are accepting that you understand and agree to the conditions and expectations of students who attend our pottery classes at GLC+CS.
https://www.gallerylanecove.com.au/_files/ugd/0a0d91_205ca4622db34dc9bb311e249c2f39cd.pdf
MATERIALS
REQUIRED
- Basic Clay Toolkit, including kidney, clay cutters, throwing sponge, needle tool. (These can be purchased from the studios)
- Wet and Dry sandpaper
- Towel/ tea towel for throwing
- Respiratory mask suitable for filtering dust particles. N95 or P2/3 rating.
- Plastic sheets for covering clay
RECOMMENDED
- Newspaper for bats and storing works.
- Apron or smock. Ideally PVC/vinyl or nonabsorbent material.
Clay can be purchased online from the studios during class. Please see terms and conditions for further information.
IMPORTANT: ALL DROP IN STUDENTS MUST ENSURE THAT THEIR WORKS ARE KEPT IN A SEPARATE CARTON AND CLEARLY LABELLED, WITH NAME AND CONTACT DETAILS, IN THE KILN QUEUE TO ENSURE THAT THEY WILL BE NOTIFIED ONCE THE WORKS HAVE BEEN FIRED. DROP IN STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR TAKING ALL CLAY AND WORKS HOME WITH THEM AFTER THE CLASS UNLESS BACK TO BACK CLASSES HAVE BEEN BOOKED.
POTTERY STUDIO SESSION ONLY- November 4 NO TUTOR
FOR EXPERIENCED STUDENTS ONLY. YOU MUST HAVE COMPLETED AN INDUCTION FIRST TO BOOK INTO THESE TUTOR FREE SESSIONS.
Studio Time is available exclusively for experienced pottery students – no teacher will be present.
It's a chance to work independently, refine your techniques, and build on what you’ve already learned. This is for past students of our studios or experienced potters. If you are unsure whether this is for you, please contact the gallery first to check before booking in
Terms and conditions align with those of our regular term classes.
A 30-minute induction session must be booked at the time of booking Studio Time. All students must have completed an induction prior to attending a pottery studio session.
Contact the gallery to book in an induction session
Please note this is for 1 session only. You will need to do an induction session first before attending any drop in classes .Once you have done the induction, it is valid for 12 months.
Please follow the link below to read through our full adult Pottery terms and conditions before enrolling in this class. By enrolling you are accepting that you understand and agree to the conditions and expectations of students who attend our pottery classes at GLC+CS.
https://www.gallerylanecove.com.au/_files/ugd/0a0d91_205ca4622db34dc9bb311e249c2f39cd.pdf
MATERIALS
REQUIRED
- Basic Clay Toolkit, including kidney, clay cutters, throwing sponge, needle tool. (These can be purchased from the studios)
- Wet and Dry sandpaper
- Towel/ tea towel for throwing
- Respiratory mask suitable for filtering dust particles. N95 or P2/3 rating.
- Plastic sheets for covering clay
RECOMMENDED
- Newspaper for bats and storing works.
- Apron or smock. Ideally PVC/vinyl or nonabsorbent material.
Clay can be purchased online from the studios during class. Please see terms and conditions for further information.
IMPORTANT: ALL DROP IN STUDENTS MUST ENSURE THAT THEIR WORKS ARE KEPT IN A SEPARATE CARTON AND CLEARLY LABELLED, WITH NAME AND CONTACT DETAILS, IN THE KILN QUEUE TO ENSURE THAT THEY WILL BE NOTIFIED ONCE THE WORKS HAVE BEEN FIRED. DROP IN STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR TAKING ALL CLAY AND WORKS HOME WITH THEM AFTER THE CLASS UNLESS BACK TO BACK CLASSES HAVE BEEN BOOKED.
POTTERY STUDIO SESSION ONLY-November 11 NO TUTOR
FOR EXPERIENCED STUDENTS ONLY. YOU MUST HAVE COMPLETED AN INDUCTION FIRST TO BOOK INTO THESE TUTOR FREE SESSIONS.
Studio Time is available exclusively for experienced pottery students – no teacher will be present.
It's a chance to work independently, refine your techniques, and build on what you’ve already learned. This is for past students of our studios or experienced potters. If you are unsure whether this is for you, please contact the gallery first to check before booking in
Terms and conditions align with those of our regular term classes.
A 30-minute induction session must be booked at the time of booking Studio Time. All students must have completed an induction prior to attending a pottery studio session.
Contact the gallery to book in an induction session
Please note this is for 1 session only. You will need to do an induction session first before attending any drop in classes .Once you have done the induction, it is valid for 12 months.
Please follow the link below to read through our full adult Pottery terms and conditions before enrolling in this class. By enrolling you are accepting that you understand and agree to the conditions and expectations of students who attend our pottery classes at GLC+CS.
https://www.gallerylanecove.com.au/_files/ugd/0a0d91_205ca4622db34dc9bb311e249c2f39cd.pdf
MATERIALS
REQUIRED
- Basic Clay Toolkit, including kidney, clay cutters, throwing sponge, needle tool. (These can be purchased from the studios)
- Wet and Dry sandpaper
- Towel/ tea towel for throwing
- Respiratory mask suitable for filtering dust particles. N95 or P2/3 rating.
- Plastic sheets for covering clay
RECOMMENDED
- Newspaper for bats and storing works.
- Apron or smock. Ideally PVC/vinyl or nonabsorbent material.
Clay can be purchased online from the studios during class. Please see terms and conditions for further information.
IMPORTANT: ALL DROP IN STUDENTS MUST ENSURE THAT THEIR WORKS ARE KEPT IN A SEPARATE CARTON AND CLEARLY LABELLED, WITH NAME AND CONTACT DETAILS, IN THE KILN QUEUE TO ENSURE THAT THEY WILL BE NOTIFIED ONCE THE WORKS HAVE BEEN FIRED. DROP IN STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR TAKING ALL CLAY AND WORKS HOME WITH THEM AFTER THE CLASS UNLESS BACK TO BACK CLASSES HAVE BEEN BOOKED.
POTTERY STUDIO SESSION ONLY- November 18 NO TUTOR
FOR EXPERIENCED STUDENTS ONLY. YOU MUST HAVE COMPLETED AN INDUCTION FIRST TO BOOK INTO THESE TUTOR FREE SESSIONS.
Studio Time is available exclusively for experienced pottery students – no teacher will be present.
It's a chance to work independently, refine your techniques, and build on what you’ve already learned. This is for past students of our studios or experienced potters. If you are unsure whether this is for you, please contact the gallery first to check before booking in
Terms and conditions align with those of our regular term classes.
A 30-minute induction session must be booked at the time of booking Studio Time. All students must have completed an induction prior to attending a pottery studio session.
Contact the gallery to book in an induction session
Please note this is for 1 session only. You will need to do an induction session first before attending any drop in classes .Once you have done the induction, it is valid for 12 months.
Please follow the link below to read through our full adult Pottery terms and conditions before enrolling in this class. By enrolling you are accepting that you understand and agree to the conditions and expectations of students who attend our pottery classes at GLC+CS.
https://www.gallerylanecove.com.au/_files/ugd/0a0d91_205ca4622db34dc9bb311e249c2f39cd.pdf
MATERIALS
REQUIRED
- Basic Clay Toolkit, including kidney, clay cutters, throwing sponge, needle tool. (These can be purchased from the studios)
- Wet and Dry sandpaper
- Towel/ tea towel for throwing
- Respiratory mask suitable for filtering dust particles. N95 or P2/3 rating.
- Plastic sheets for covering clay
RECOMMENDED
- Newspaper for bats and storing works.
- Apron or smock. Ideally PVC/vinyl or nonabsorbent material.
Clay can be purchased online from the studios during class. Please see terms and conditions for further information.
IMPORTANT: ALL DROP IN STUDENTS MUST ENSURE THAT THEIR WORKS ARE KEPT IN A SEPARATE CARTON AND CLEARLY LABELLED, WITH NAME AND CONTACT DETAILS, IN THE KILN QUEUE TO ENSURE THAT THEY WILL BE NOTIFIED ONCE THE WORKS HAVE BEEN FIRED. DROP IN STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR TAKING ALL CLAY AND WORKS HOME WITH THEM AFTER THE CLASS UNLESS BACK TO BACK CLASSES HAVE BEEN BOOKED.
POTTERY STUDIO SESSION ONLY- November 25 NO TUTOR
FOR EXPERIENCED STUDENTS ONLY. YOU MUST HAVE COMPLETED AN INDUCTION FIRST TO BOOK INTO THESE TUTOR FREE SESSIONS.
Studio Time is available exclusively for experienced pottery students – no teacher will be present.
It's a chance to work independently, refine your techniques, and build on what you’ve already learned. This is for past students of our studios or experienced potters. If you are unsure whether this is for you, please contact the gallery first to check before booking in
Terms and conditions align with those of our regular term classes.
A 30-minute induction session must be booked at the time of booking Studio Time. All students must have completed an induction prior to attending a pottery studio session.
Contact the gallery to book in an induction session
Please note this is for 1 session only. You will need to do an induction session first before attending any drop in classes .Once you have done the induction, it is valid for 12 months.
Please follow the link below to read through our full adult Pottery terms and conditions before enrolling in this class. By enrolling you are accepting that you understand and agree to the conditions and expectations of students who attend our pottery classes at GLC+CS.
https://www.gallerylanecove.com.au/_files/ugd/0a0d91_205ca4622db34dc9bb311e249c2f39cd.pdf
MATERIALS
REQUIRED
- Basic Clay Toolkit, including kidney, clay cutters, throwing sponge, needle tool. (These can be purchased from the studios)
- Wet and Dry sandpaper
- Towel/ tea towel for throwing
- Respiratory mask suitable for filtering dust particles. N95 or P2/3 rating.
- Plastic sheets for covering clay
RECOMMENDED
- Newspaper for bats and storing works.
- Apron or smock. Ideally PVC/vinyl or nonabsorbent material.
Clay can be purchased online from the studios during class. Please see terms and conditions for further information.
IMPORTANT: ALL DROP IN STUDENTS MUST ENSURE THAT THEIR WORKS ARE KEPT IN A SEPARATE CARTON AND CLEARLY LABELLED, WITH NAME AND CONTACT DETAILS, IN THE KILN QUEUE TO ENSURE THAT THEY WILL BE NOTIFIED ONCE THE WORKS HAVE BEEN FIRED. DROP IN STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR TAKING ALL CLAY AND WORKS HOME WITH THEM AFTER THE CLASS UNLESS BACK TO BACK CLASSES HAVE BEEN BOOKED.
POTTERY STUDIO SESSION ONLY- December 2nd NO TUTOR
FOR EXPERIENCED STUDENTS ONLY. YOU MUST HAVE COMPLETED AN INDUCTION FIRST TO BOOK INTO THESE TUTOR FREE SESSIONS.
Studio Time is available exclusively for experienced pottery students – no teacher will be present.
It's a chance to work independently, refine your techniques, and build on what you’ve already learned. This is for past students of our studios or experienced potters. If you are unsure whether this is for you, please contact the gallery first to check before booking in
Terms and conditions align with those of our regular term classes.
A 30-minute induction session must be booked at the time of booking Studio Time. All students must have completed an induction prior to attending a pottery studio session.
Contact the gallery to book in an induction session
Please note this is for 1 session only. You will need to do an induction session first before attending any drop in classes .Once you have done the induction, it is valid for 12 months.
Please follow the link below to read through our full adult Pottery terms and conditions before enrolling in this class. By enrolling you are accepting that you understand and agree to the conditions and expectations of students who attend our pottery classes at GLC+CS.
https://www.gallerylanecove.com.au/_files/ugd/0a0d91_205ca4622db34dc9bb311e249c2f39cd.pdf
MATERIALS
REQUIRED
- Basic Clay Toolkit, including kidney, clay cutters, throwing sponge, needle tool. (These can be purchased from the studios)
- Wet and Dry sandpaper
- Towel/ tea towel for throwing
- Respiratory mask suitable for filtering dust particles. N95 or P2/3 rating.
- Plastic sheets for covering clay
RECOMMENDED
- Newspaper for bats and storing works.
- Apron or smock. Ideally PVC/vinyl or nonabsorbent material.
Clay can be purchased online from the studios during class. Please see terms and conditions for further information.
IMPORTANT: ALL DROP IN STUDENTS MUST ENSURE THAT THEIR WORKS ARE KEPT IN A SEPARATE CARTON AND CLEARLY LABELLED, WITH NAME AND CONTACT DETAILS, IN THE KILN QUEUE TO ENSURE THAT THEY WILL BE NOTIFIED ONCE THE WORKS HAVE BEEN FIRED. DROP IN STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR TAKING ALL CLAY AND WORKS HOME WITH THEM AFTER THE CLASS UNLESS BACK TO BACK CLASSES HAVE BEEN BOOKED.
POTTERY STUDIO SESSION ONLY- December 9th NO TUTOR
FOR EXPERIENCED STUDENTS ONLY. YOU MUST HAVE COMPLETED AN INDUCTION FIRST TO BOOK INTO THESE TUTOR FREE SESSIONS.
Studio Time is available exclusively for experienced pottery students – no teacher will be present.
It's a chance to work independently, refine your techniques, and build on what you’ve already learned. This is for past students of our studios or experienced potters. If you are unsure whether this is for you, please contact the gallery first to check before booking in
Terms and conditions align with those of our regular term classes.
A 30-minute induction session must be booked at the time of booking Studio Time. All students must have completed an induction prior to attending a pottery studio session.
Contact the gallery to book in an induction session
Please note this is for 1 session only. You will need to do an induction session first before attending any drop in classes .Once you have done the induction, it is valid for 12 months.
Please follow the link below to read through our full adult Pottery terms and conditions before enrolling in this class. By enrolling you are accepting that you understand and agree to the conditions and expectations of students who attend our pottery classes at GLC+CS.
https://www.gallerylanecove.com.au/_files/ugd/0a0d91_205ca4622db34dc9bb311e249c2f39cd.pdf
MATERIALS
REQUIRED
- Basic Clay Toolkit, including kidney, clay cutters, throwing sponge, needle tool. (These can be purchased from the studios)
- Wet and Dry sandpaper
- Towel/ tea towel for throwing
- Respiratory mask suitable for filtering dust particles. N95 or P2/3 rating.
- Plastic sheets for covering clay
RECOMMENDED
- Newspaper for bats and storing works.
- Apron or smock. Ideally PVC/vinyl or nonabsorbent material.
Clay can be purchased online from the studios during class. Please see terms and conditions for further information.
IMPORTANT: ALL DROP IN STUDENTS MUST ENSURE THAT THEIR WORKS ARE KEPT IN A SEPARATE CARTON AND CLEARLY LABELLED, WITH NAME AND CONTACT DETAILS, IN THE KILN QUEUE TO ENSURE THAT THEY WILL BE NOTIFIED ONCE THE WORKS HAVE BEEN FIRED. DROP IN STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR TAKING ALL CLAY AND WORKS HOME WITH THEM AFTER THE CLASS UNLESS BACK TO BACK CLASSES HAVE BEEN BOOKED.
STUDIO INDUCTIONS
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