Pottery Painting at The Little Arts Workshop
Paint a beautiful landscape with us.
Join us for this fun, step-by-step pottery painting workshop and create your very own impressionistic semi-abstract floral jug, with crystal glaze detail. This workshop is tailored for absolute beginners and you’ll end up with a finished piece that The Little Arts Workshop will professionally glaze and kiln fire for you.
The price includes step by step art instruction, a straight-sided jug or vase, glazes and specialist crystal glaze, use of paint equipment, expert firing and refreshments.
We can’t wait for this event and we really hope that you can join us 🙂
Date
Thursday 16th September 2021 – 7pm-10pm break included.
Cost
£55 per person – Materials and refreshments included.
Location
The Little Arts Workshop
Unit 3, Millside Industrial Estate
Southmill Road
Bishop’s Stortford
CM23 3DP
"Loved it - bite sized, great way to spend an hour or so as a family experiencing something together that none of us have done before. Very special, very relaxing, calming and grounding! Thank you for the opportunity – who knew I could draw a rose?!!"
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