Woodlawn Pottery
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    • Sarah Pinder
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FAQs

Do I need pottery experience to take a class?
No. Our classes provide an opportunity to learn the fundamentals of both wheel throwing and hand-building. We'll teach you the basics: how to prepare and centre your clay on the wheel, shape forms, trim your pieces, pinch and coil, build with slabs, decorate and glaze.

I've already taken classes elsewhere. Will your classes be suitable for my intermediate skills?
Yes. Woodlawn classes are a fabulous way to keep making, grow your skills, and discover new techniques you haven't yet explored. The extra advantage of our studio is that you'll be inspired by members' work at different stages of progress and by our instructors, who will work with you on your own plan of action.

Do you offer kids' classes?
No. To register for Woodlawn classes, you must be 18+.


What is the refund policy for classes?
Woodlawn does not offer refunds for classes at this time. Please ensure the session and dates work for your schedule. 

What if I have to miss a class in my series?
Woodlawn is unable to offer makeup class time if a student must miss a class. We apologize for any inconvenience. 


Is the facility accessible?
Woodlawn Pottery Studio has two floors, with the washroom, glaze kitchen, and kilns located downstairs via a stairwell. We do not have an elevator or lift. The washroom is a single stall toilet and sink, and not wheelchair accessible. We apologize for the lack of accessibility in our space and work to be inclusive for all bodies. 

Who can apply for a membership?
Membership at Woodlawn is suitable for experienced potters who can work independently and are willing to participate cooperatively in studio operations.​ For more information about a studio membership, please see our Membership page. 

Can I fire my work at Woodlawn if I'm not a member?
Woodlawn only fires work from current studio members, and current students. 
For a local firing service, we recommend checking out www.kilnshare.com.

Do you offer private/corporate events?
While Woodlawn does not regularly offer private events, please email us at [email protected] to inquire. 

Is there parking near Woodlawn studio?
​Parking is available on Dupont Street and side streets nearby. Please do not park in the small lot beside the studio as this is private property. 

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land acknowledgement 

Woodlawn Pottery is on the traditional territory of many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples and is now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. We are grateful to be on these lands.

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  • Home
  • Classes
    • Multi-Week Classes
    • Instructors
  • About
    • Who We Are
    • Annual Show + Sale
    • FAQS
  • Artists
    • Amy Hughes-Jones
    • Anabela Melo
    • April Martin
    • Beverly Wolfus
    • Candice Cassano
    • Cyrel Troster
    • Dena Perlmutar
    • Emily Allan
    • Francine Klein
    • Janet Cann
    • Jennifer Yeung
    • Joyce Wheatley
    • Kumiko Claros
    • Laura Rabinowitz
    • Line Lomheim
    • Liz Durden
    • Michele Silveira
    • Penny Parnes
    • Reema Tarzi
    • Sarah Pinder
    • Sharoni Sibony
    • Tina Gougoushvili
  • Membership
  • Contact