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This website is a resource for members of the Seven Oaks Ceramics Club. Membership is open to residents of the Seven Oaks 55+ Community in Rancho Bernardo.
This website is a resource for members of the Seven Oaks Ceramics Club. Membership is open to residents of the Seven Oaks 55+ Community in Rancho Bernardo.
Members join at all different skill levels, but most have some experience in *ceramics before joining. Members work on individual projects at their own pace.
The studio is open to club members during Community Center hours, which is daily, from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Members work with clay or clay slip for:
Members work with clay or clay slip for:
Hand-building and sculpting
Wheel throwing
Molding
*Ceramics is the process of making items from clay, which are fired at high temperatures.
Kevin's rustic slab-building class: Students designed planters and pots with plenty of organic texture and visual interest.
Kevin's rustic slab-building class: Students designed planters and pots with plenty of organic texture and visual interest.
Sue's Kurinuki class: We created these nifty ceramic boxes using an ancient Japanese technique.
Sue's Kurinuki class: We created these nifty ceramic boxes using an ancient Japanese technique.
The club stocks a supply of glazes and underglazes for members to use.
The club stocks a supply of glazes and underglazes for members to use.
A slab roller makes hand-building easier.
A slab roller makes hand-building easier.
The studio is in the Seven Oaks Community Center and is open during clubhouse hours.
The studio is in the Seven Oaks Community Center and is open during clubhouse hours.
Different types of clay are kept on hand, which members purchase from the club at cost.
Different types of clay are kept on hand, which members purchase from the club at cost.
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