What could be more beautiful in your garden than a birdbath you created yourself! Using rhubarb (or you could choose burdock) leaves from my garden (you are welcome to bring your own, but my kiln is only so big, so the leaves can be no bigger than 15 inches in any direction) you will make […]
This is a beginner class - no experience needed! All ages over 12 years welcome! (Younger children should be accompanied) Join us on July 11 and 18 from 4 - 6 pm to make the plate shown, or one very similar, that reflects your very own creativity! This plate, which is about 9 inches wide, […]
Do you have a plant that you love and want to create a planter that will show off just how unique or pretty it is? Join us Friday evenings in July for this beginner class to make a planter. The planter will feature a textured outside and attached saucer for drainage. You can add holes […]
Sunday, July 14, we will be making a ceramic bowl from a large leaf. There will be burdock, catalpa, and hosta eaves available to choose from. Use it as a trinket dish, or to eat out of. The pictured holds smaller dishes that could be used to hold butter, or as chop stick holders. You […]
Leaves are a really simple and beautiful way to decorate pottery. You will be provided with a slab of clay - about 8 x 11 inches, that you will roll leaves into, in effect creating a fossil of the leaf. Leaves will be provided or you can bring your own leaves. Then, using any of […]
Next time you have friends over, won't it be great to serve them cheese and crackers on a tray you made yourself? It will be dishwasher safe, oven proof, and microwavable. This Sunday, you will be provided with a slab of clay, big enough to cover a plastic tray mold. Into that slab of clay, […]
Sunday, August 4 we will be making a street number plaque or nameplate. . Use it on the outside of your house, or to distinguish your bedroom door. You will be provided with a slab of clay, about 8 x 11 inches. You can use any number of rolling pins , stamps, lettering kits, cookie […]