Driftwood Ceramics was created by Husband & Wife, Ken and McKenzie Stanley. McKenzie has a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Truman State University, focusing in ceramics. Ken has a Bachelor in Fine Arts Degree from University of Missouri, focusing in Painting. Together they created this studio for art lovers and admirers.
Driftwood Ceramics welcomes students with a variety of classes, including date night classes, private classes, month-long classes, kids classes, and company events. Find out more about each class in the "classes" tab. We also accommodate artists who have a desire to work on personal artwork. We provide memberships to individuals who have worked in studios previously and who have an understanding of the medium.
Driftwood Ceramics welcomes students with a variety of classes, including date night classes, private classes, month-long classes, kids classes, and company events. Find out more about each class in the "classes" tab. We also accommodate artists who have a desire to work on personal artwork. We provide memberships to individuals who have worked in studios previously and who have an understanding of the medium.
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Classes
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Our At-Home classes are for beginners and intermediate students! These classes include instructional videos, firing, and up to 13 lbs of clay. Students will pick up all materials for the class at our studio. We will send you more information once you sign up for the class on when/how to get your materials.
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We carry several types of clay at the studio which are available for purchase. You are welcome to bring your own clay as long as it is cone 5-6 clay. We provide a range of glazes, but you may also bring your own glazes, as long as they are cone 5-6. We charge $1 per pound for glaze firing, bisque firing is free.
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Learn how to make a coffee or beer mug while drinking coffee and beer at Rochester! Each ticket includes a free drink! Students will learn how to make a mug using slabs of clay and will be able to either decorate them or choose the color glaze they would like. Students will pick their mugs up from Driftwood once they have been glazed and fired.
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