Make a Ceramic Tealight Holder
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Each ticket includes an introductory drink to get the creative juices flowing. This workshop is suitable for all levels of experience. You're encouraged to come along with an open mind and playfulness to really make the most of this unique approach to ceramics.
What to expect:
Learn the fundamentals of pottery
Shape and paint your own ceramic tea light holder
Collect your planters 4 weeks later after they've been fired and glazed (collection from Windmill Hill City Farm)
Working with clay can be a soothing and therapeutic activity, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the process and enjoy the sensation of shaping something unique with your own hands. By the end of the class, you will have not only learned a new skill but also have your own handcrafted pottery to cherish and display proudly in your home.
Age restrictions: 18+
| Adult (1 drink included in ticket ) | £45 |
How to get there
Yuup extras
- 1 drink included in ticket
Facilities
- Refreshments available
- Toilets
- WiFi
Changes happen, don't worry
You'll be hosted by
Charlie (They/Them)
Meet Charlie, a maker at heart with a background in model making and printing. They've been part of the Pottymouth Workshop team for over a year, where their passion for all things miniature and quirky shines through in their ceramics. Charlie’s love of novelty objects and tiny details gives their work a playful, distinctive edge. They're especially passionate about welcoming beginners into the world of ceramics and sharing the joy of making with others.
Kate (She/Her)
Kate is the newest member of our team, joining us fresh from completing her ceramics degree at Cardiff Met. With a deep and thoughtful understanding of clays and glazes, she brings both technical skill and artistic insight to her practice. Proficient in wheel work and handbuilding, Kate’s true passion lies in creating intricate, realistic sculptural pieces that explore fine art concepts. Already highly praised by students and staff alike, we’re thrilled to have her on board.
Lucy (She/Her)
Lucy is a long-time ceramics teacher with years of experience guiding students across both Bristol and London. Equally skilled in wheel-throwing and handbuilding, her work is known for its elegant curves and rich, earthy glazes. With a background in environmental work, Lucy often brings her creativity to festivals, weaving together art, play, and sustainability. Her warm, grounded approach makes her a favourite among learners and collaborators alike.
Any questions?
Ask your question directly to Pottymouth Workshop.