Make a mug at The Cub, Bath
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You'll be guided step-by-step through the process of making your own ‘pinch pot’ ceramic coffee cup. No need for previous clay experience as everything will be explained fully on the day.
After a brief demonstration from your experts, you'll be let loose to get a feel for the clay, practice your technique and finish off with some decorative techniques to define your design.
Your finished item will be left with your hosts who will fire and glaze your work. You will be contacted to collect your cups from the venue 4 weeks later.
What to expect:
- Learn the fundamentals of hand building pottery, using a pinching technique.
- Make your own artisan coffee cup with the help of professional ceramicists
- Collect your cup 4 weeks later after they've been fired and glazed
*FOOD MUST NOT BE CONSUMED DURING THE WORKSHOP, PLEASE ARRIVE EARLY IF YOUR'RE PLANNING TO EAT AT THIS VENUE *
Age restrictions: 18+
| Adult (18+) | £38.50 |
| Student (10% off for students/nhs/low income (proof must be e-mailed in advance to pottymouthworkshop@gmail.com)) | £34.65 |
What people are saying
Feb 2025
My mum and I really enjoyed our evening making pottery. It was a great chance to relax and be cre...
Aug 2024
I had so much fun doing this with a freind would definitely recommend for something fun and new f...
How to get there
Yuup extras
- 10% off food and drinks
Facilities
- Refreshments available
- Toilets
- WiFi
On the day
Please arrive 15 minutes ahead of time to ensure we can start promptly. When you arrive please come and say hello so we can sign you in before grabbing some refreshments from the bar. Please wear something you don't mind getting mucky Short nails are advised
Changes happen, don't worry
You'll be hosted by
Meredith Mason (She/Her)
Meredith studied Artist Designer:Maker at Cardiff Met and works more sculpturally, often experimenting with surface textures and forms that push the boundaries of traditional ceramics.
Naomi Stokes (She/Her)
Naomi studied Fine Art at UWE and has a background in throwing functional, wheel-thrown vessels—mugs, bowls, jugs—the kind of things you live with every day.
Any questions?
Ask your question directly to Pottymouth Workshop Bath.