Ceramics

Great place if you would like to learn to harness the Potters wheel. Nice clear instruction with lots of help

I had an amazing time participating in the introductory class on the wheel with Esther. She gave very clear instructions and was very kind and patient. I did pottery classes as a young child and going to Windmill Pottery brought back all the happy memories for me. I'm looking forward to returning to glaze the 4 bowls I made during the class. There's also a beautiful new shop on sight 'Rendle Collective'

Absolutely lovely experience here for the Introduction to Pottery class run by Noy. Excellent instruction, made 4 pieces over 2 hours, lots of laughs and so much fun. 110% recommend this if you've ever wanted to try Pottery on a wheel.

Loved creating pots and it was a wonderful experience!

The class was very informative and I learned lots. The property is beautiful and well worth the drive from Brisbane. In my opinion, the main teacher was a bit condescending and impatient so if that would be triggering for you, maybe go elsewhere. The intern was lovely though, and very helpful. She made the experience very enjoyable. Overall, I still enjoyed myself and I don't regret taking the wheel throwing course here.

Wonderful staff and Noy is the best teacher xx

I'd never tried pottery before going to Windmill so was a bit worried how I'd go, but the staff are extremely helpful and guide you through the process so you can be sure you'll make something you are happy with. You can book in for a single-lesson if you just want to try it out and if you'd like to keep learning you can do structured classes where you can learn how to create everything from mugs to teapots (which I did and would also recommend). The pricing is also very reasonable: before going to Windmill I'd investigated other places that seemed to charge an arm-and-a-leg for one lesson, with the price of clay not included (which may not bother everyone) but if you want good value, or are simply starting out and unsure if pottery is the thing for you, you should definitely try Windmill Pottery because it is absolutely worth it.

Really enjoyed our throwing wheel pottery lesson with Alice that I booked through Bento. She was a great with instructions and we were all really happy with our end results. Look forward to picking them up once dried and most likely booking onto the glazing class so we can have fun with that! :)

Windmill pottery is very good, Paul has been very flexible and understanding regarding rescheduling the pottery class.