Ceramic Pumpkin Tea Light Holder Workshop
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Get into the spooky season and create your very own pumpkin candle holder from start to finish in this fun creative pottery class!
In this pottery session you will learn hand-building techniques to create and customise your ceramic pumpkin, with the added perk of being able to keep if for many halloweens to come.
What to expect from this class:
- Be taught hand-building techniques
- Add personal design touches as you go
- Get plenty of tips and inspiration from your host
- Choose to fill yours with personal details, from stamping your name onto it to carving details onto your finished piece!
- Create a pumpkin that you can bring out every Halloween!
Any pottery made during the workshop is kept at the studio for a maximum of 3 months upon point of collection email being sent!
Age restrictions: 16+
| Adult | £48 |
What people are saying
Oct 2025
Really enjoyed the whole experience. Jess was a great host and explained what we needed to do cle...
Oct 2025
Fabulous fun experience we thoroughly enjoyed crafting our pumpkins would highly recommend
Oct 2023
I had a lot of fun and can't wait to pick it up once it's been fired!
How to get there
Facilities
- Adult changing
- Toilets
- WiFi
COVID-19 guidelines
Unfortunately, I will no longer be accepting last minute cancellations or rescheduling due to covid related issues as Government regulations have been dropped in regards to covid.
On the day
- Wear clothes that you don't mind getting a bit mucky! Nothing we work with stains, but it can be a bit messy.
- I recommend cutting/filing your nails as it can get a little fiddly and difficult with long nails.
Changes happen, don't worry
You'll be hosted by
Jess Xuereb
Self taught ceramicist Jess Xuereb is the maker behind MadeThisMess. She initially started her business in early 2021 through making and selling ceramics, but has recently expanded that into teaching! She has a love for handmade slab built ceramics and is very kean to share it with everyone in the hopes of making pottery easily accessible.
Any questions?
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