Build your own setting bundle:

Create a breakfast bowl and mug using the pinch technique. Included is a wheel-thrown plate to complement your set.

What could be more satisfying than spooning your cereal from a bowl of your own design or sipping from a cup custom fit by and to your own hand? Gifting someone special a unique set to remember you with every use. Practical and personal. Fun and functional. Finished set is dishwasher and microwave safe.

Two sessions include all materials, use of tools, and firings.

$65 for one person (ladies only please).

$125 for two ladies or a lady and gentleman.

Make a Mug:

Create your own unique mug that perfectly fits your hand. We all have that favorite mug that we reach for every morning, so why not make it even more special by crafting a custom one? You can choose the size, shape, and colors you love, making it truly one-of-a-kind. Whether you prefer a big, cozy mug for your morning coffee or a smaller one for your afternoon tea, you can create the perfect size and shape to fit your needs and reflect your personality. Hand built mugs bearing your unique fingerprints also make great gifts for friends and family; showing them how much you care with a thoughtful and unique present. So why settle for a mass-produced mug when you make one that's made just for and by you?

One session to build your mug, then return to glaze it. (Includes all materials and two firings.) $35.00

Make a Mug Express...

For busy girls who just want to have fun (without the prep and theory). We get you. Craft your mug and glaze it too in just one visit. Great for girls night out! (Includes all materials including pre-wedged, ready to shape ball of clay. Note: Your piece will be available after two firings.) $25.00

Beginner wheel instruction (hand building is prerequisite):

Experience the wonder of the wheel. This unique opportunity offers step by step, side by side guidance in the fundamental skills of throwing for confident craftsmanship. Discover your creative potential and create functional art you can use and gift with joy.

  • $15 per hour of instruction

  • $3 to bisque fire your piece

  • $5 to glaze your piece

  • $5 to glaze fire your piece

  • $7 for 5 lbs. of clay

Clay for Kids:

Watch your child flourish! Clay play enhances neurological development, encourages artistic expression, and develops kinesethic coordination; all things Mom mom wants for her child. Imagine the pride in your child's face as he or she sups from a vessel of his or her own making. Classes offer personal attention and gentle instruction from a seasoned teacher. What could be better but sharing the experience alongside your child? Mold not only a mug, but your child's heart with a "Mommy and me class".

***Due to loft space, a maximum of two children accompanied by an adult.***

Recommended age for a bowl is six and up. A mug with a handle requires a longer attention span, and a responsible understanding of safety. Therefore, the age of ten is suggested; but open to discussion.

One hour session for kids to create and "paint" their pot includes supplies and two firings.

  • $30 for one child

  • $45 for two children or child and adult.

Considerations for a pleasant pottery experience:

  • Please be advised, there is a set of stairs to access the pottery loft, Our apologies if this presents a hinderance.

  • The loft does not offer a restroom. Guests are welcome to use the restroom in the house. It is a short walk.

  • Wear your old, comfortable clothes. Aprons are available, or bring your own,

  • If you are going to take your pottery seriously, trimmed nails are advised,

  • Patience please! In an instamatic world, clay reorients us to the unhurried rhythms of nature. Drying times cannot be rushed without consequence. Be patient with yourself. Learning the feel takes time. Also, I will communicate as promptly as possible, but like you, I juggle many hats. Patience please!

  • Stuff happens. Clay cracks. Glazes don't always turn out like the recipe you saw on pintrist. Happy potters are those who say, "Oh well, I'll try again."

  • Happy we are. Perfect we're not. Please be kind.

  • Please do not engage the farm animals unaccompanied. If a gate is closed, or open, it's for a reason.