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How can I find pottery classes that align with my skill level?
Most pottery studios in Singapore cater to all skill levels. Be sure to inquire about beginner-friendly classes if you're a novice. If you have prior experience, you can opt for workshops that focus on specific techniques, such as wheel throwing or glazing.
What should I bring to a pottery class?
Comfortable clothing that you don't mind getting messy is essential. An apron is usually provided, but it's best to wear old clothes just in case. Consider bringing a towel to wipe your hands and a water bottle to stay hydrated.
Is it possible to take pottery classes in Singapore without booking in advance?
While walk-ins may be possible, it's highly recommended to book your pottery class in advance, especially if you're visiting during peak season. This ensures you secure a spot and avoid any disappointment.
Can I take my pottery creations home after the class?
Typically, pottery pieces need to be fired in a kiln to harden and glaze. This process can take 3-5 weeks. Most studios offer to fire your creations, and you can collect them later or have them shipped to your address.
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