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Date:   Sunday 23rd Nov 25
Time:  1pm - 4pm 

You will be able to create to your hearts content with 1.2kg's of clay.   Templates will be available of the most popular Christmas items (tea light house, angel, fairy, ornaments, christmas trees, gnomes etc) if you wish to use them, or come with your own ideas and get creating.   If you have previously made a mug here with me,  these will be available as well.

The time limit of this workshop is 3 hours max but we do sometimes go over but the absolute limit is 4 hours.    

Clay used is a light coloured stoneware clay or speckled clay.  You can pick what you like on the day.

If you are wanting to add colour this can be done in the last 1 1/2 hours of the workshop with underglazes otherwise you can pick from clear, white or green.

Price includes all materials and tools needed to make your items, sanding and glazing after the bisque fire, 2 x firings in the kiln (bisque and glaze) as well as me glazing it for you.

Your pieces will be ready in approx 4 weeks for pick up.   I can courier for an extra $10 ($15 rural).

This is a small class with a maximum of 7 people.  

Available for ages 10 plus if an adult is attending.

Please wear clothes you don't mind getting grubby, or bring an apron.   It is advisable to have reasonably short nails when working with clay.  If you do have nails we can work around it but you might find that  you need to clean up the clay a bit more (even small nails will leave marks as we make the items).

Refreshment will be provided but feel free to BYO if you would like a wee dabble during the class.

My address details etc will be sent to you a few days before the workshop so it's easy to find.

**Note** if you need to cancel your booking please give me 48 hours notice so I can advertise your spot   

Please also be aware that due to the nature of pottery and firing x 2 means that sometimes things don't work out as they should.  I dry mugs super slowly but sometimes cracks etc still form.   It happens, it still happens to me and any potter you talk too will say the same.   I will do my utmost best and handle all your mugs with care but please be aware due to the nature of the craft there may be a breakage.   I really hope not, but sometimes it just happens.