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- 1060 26th Ave E
Seattle, WA 98112 | Capitol Hill
Price: $150.00
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2-1/2 hours private lesson.
Type
- 1:1 / Private Lessons
- Class / Group Sessions
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"Barbara is super cool"
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- mojama
- Everett, WA
Review of Barbara Dunshee Pottery, July 09, 2008
Barbara's pottery class is like a very good Tapas restaurant that is vibrant, full of surprises, and will bring you back again and again. Intrigued by her art work, I signed up for her class a year ago and have since become one of the many loyal students of hers. The students' level in her class varies, but she treats everyone of us with great attentiveness and respect. As a slow learner myself, she has been amazingly patient and never show any sign of irritation. Barbara is always dependable, helpful with suggestions, and overflow with artistic ideas. She is truly the best pottery instructor in this area. You can view students' art work here: http://barbaradunshee.blogspot.com/
Barbara's pottery class is like a very good Tapas restaurant that is vibrant, full of surprises, and will bring you back again and again. Intrigued by her art work, I signed up for her class a year ago and have since become one of the many loyal students of hers. The students' level in her class varies, but she treats everyone of us with great attentiveness and respect. As a slow learner myself...
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