Pottery Throwing from Charlie Butters #1

Charlie Butters - one of our pottery tutors and Centre Technicians - has definitely joined the #LiveCreativelyQPAC campaign. Below is the first video of him at home on the potters wheel!

You can find out more about Charlie's work by visiting his website or giving him a like / follow on Facebook and Instagram. 



Be sure to share videos and photos of your own home creative projects with us - pust them as public posts online and tag us in (and use the #LiveCreativelyQPAC hashtag) or email the content over to us via info@qpc.org. 

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