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Introduction to Handbuilding Workshop Reviews

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This is a fun activity in Brighton and Hove, Brighton

Have you ever wanted to create your own personalised mug or handmade plates for your dinner table? Then look no further, you will be offered a warm welcome to my studio, complete with a cup of tea or coffee to help you settle in and which will be regularly offered throughout the class! I will then introduce myself as well as give you a brief overview of the studio and the tools you'll be using during the session.

Then using a range of handbuilding techniques to demonstrate from pinch pots, coiling building to the slab technique, you'll be equipped to create your own personalised mug, plate, or bowl and anything in between! So come armed with ideas as the options are limitless as to what you can create. You'll learn step by step how to initially shape, form, and build a mug with plenty of time for more ideas afterwards. As I will be on hand to guide you and offer tips as needed.

Once your mug is finished, I will take care of the glazing and firing. Your finished mug and other wonderful work will be ready for collection in 4-6 weeks. If you prefer, you can have it posted to you for a small additional fee payable on the day.

This workshop offers a friendly and supportive environment where you can learn new skills and create a personal piece to take home!

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Jessica Stroe
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This class was brilliant! Bex was a fantastic host and teacher and provided lots of helpful guidance. It was a really fun way to spend a few hours, and so much clay was provided that we made several pieces. Would absolutely recommend.
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Posted 1 week ago
Really enjoyed the class and learning about how to build with clay. I hadn't done anything like this since school and I'm not super creative generally but I found it really enjoyable to make something with my hands. Our teacher Rebecca was very encouraging, super friendly and helped guide us along each and every step we needed with the clay from the ground up. We managed to make a few different things, some plates, a clay dog and cups. It was fun as we could get creative or as simple as we liked, and were encouraged to make what we wanted or start with something slightly simplier like a mug.
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Posted 1 week ago