Jennifer Boyer on mon 21 mar 05
Run, don't walk: run!! Go to this if you possibly can. Pete is so =20
full of info you have to take notes ALL the time....he's generous and =20=
clear in his teaching, and handles clay so well...He and Ellen Shankin =20=
are my all time favorite workshop presenters...
Jennifer
On Mar 21, 2005, at 5:51 PM, Pete Pinnell wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I=92d like to take the opportunity to advertise a workshop I=92m =
offering =20
> at Anderson Ranch this summer- June 6-17. It is being advertised as a =20=
> Beginning class, but it is also a bit more than that. This class is =20=
> for potters who are just starting, or have been throwing for a while =20=
> and are interested in improving on basic skills. We=92ll work on such =20=
> topics as throwing and trimming, as well as more advanced skills like =20=
> making a lid that fits, a spout that pours, or a handle that feels =20
> (and looks) good. In short, this class is designed to help you develop =
=20
> the skills necessary to make that perfect pot you see in your mind =20
> (rather than the imperfect one that appears on your wheel). It doesn=92t=
=20
> matter how long you=92ve worked in clay, just that you want to learn =
and =20
> improve.
>
> If you have any questions, please feel free to email me, or call me at =
=20
> my office: (402) 472-4429.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Pete Pinnell
>
> =
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Jennifer Boyer
Thistle Hill Pottery
Montpelier, VT
http://thistlehillpottery.com
Pete Pinnell on mon 21 mar 05
Hello everyone,
I=92d like to take the opportunity to advertise a workshop I=92m offering=
at=20
Anderson Ranch this summer- June 6-17. It is being advertised as a=20
Beginning class, but it is also a bit more than that. This class is for=20
potters who are just starting, or have been throwing for a while and are=20
interested in improving on basic skills. We=92ll work on such topics as=20
throwing and trimming, as well as more advanced skills like making a lid=20
that fits, a spout that pours, or a handle that feels (and looks) good.=20
In short, this class is designed to help you develop the skills=20
necessary to make that perfect pot you see in your mind (rather than the=20
imperfect one that appears on your wheel). It doesn=92t matter how long=20
you=92ve worked in clay, just that you want to learn and improve.
If you have any questions, please feel free to email me, or call me at=20
my office: (402) 472-4429.
Thanks,
Pete Pinnell
Lee Love on tue 22 mar 05
I highly recommend Pete's workshops! He is one of those rare glaze
wizards that makes wonderful forms too! So, even if this workshop is
focused on building, I am sure he'd be happy to talk to you about
glaze chemistry too.
Lee
Pete Pinnell wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I’d like to take the opportunity to advertise a workshop I’m offering
> at Anderson Ranch this summer- June 6-17. It is being advertised as a
> Beginning class, but it is also a bit more than that. This class is
> for potters who are just starting, or have been throwing for a while
> and are interested in improving on basic skills. We’ll work on such
> topics as throwing and trimming, as well as more advanced skills like
> making a lid that fits, a spout that pours, or a handle that feels
> (and looks) good. In short, this class is designed to help you develop
> the skills necessary to make that perfect pot you see in your mind
> (rather than the imperfect one that appears on your wheel). It doesn’t
> matter how long you’ve worked in clay, just that you want to learn and
> improve.
>
> If you have any questions, please feel free to email me, or call me at
> my office: (402) 472-4429.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Pete Pinnell
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Patricia Harden on tue 22 mar 05
If you can work things out, take advantage of this workshop. I've been i=
n 4
workshops with Pete and learned lots in each one. Pete is a fountain of
information and is very willing to share. It will be great!!! Pete has =
a
unique gift to reach all levels of potters at the same time. He explains
things clearly allowing beginners to understand what's going on but at th=
e
same time, challenges advanced potters. I was in a 1 week with Pete seve=
ral
years ago at Penland. There was a beginner in the class along with
professional potters who were there as students (Nick Joerling and Cynthi=
a
Bringle, for example). It was amazing to see him challenging the
professionals while making things really clear for the beginner. Don't m=
iss
this one. Patricia
Pinnell wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I=92d like to take the opportunity to advertise a workshop I=92m offeri=
ng
> at Anderson Ranch this summer- June 6-17. It is being advertised as a
> Beginning class, but it is also a bit more than that. This class is
> for potters who are just starting, or have been throwing for a while
> and are interested in improving on basic skills. We=92ll work on such
> topics as throwing and trimming, as well as more advanced skills like
> making a lid that fits, a spout that pours, or a handle that feels
> (and looks) good. In short, this class is designed to help you develop
> the skills necessary to make that perfect pot you see in your mind
> (rather than the imperfect one that appears on your wheel). It doesn=92=
t
> matter how long you=92ve worked in clay, just that you want to learn an=
d
> improve.
>
> If you have any questions, please feel free to email me, or call me at
> my office: (402) 472-4429.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Pete Pinnell
>
> _______________________________________________________________________
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>
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> melpots@pclink.com.
>
>
************************
Jennifer Boyer
Thistle Hill Pottery
Montpelier, VT
http://thistlehillpottery.com
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