Pinch, Paint & Create: Ceramic Herb Strippers
November 29 I 5-7 pm
Ages 16 + (Minors must have adult registered and present in class with them)
A little clay, a little creativity, and something useful for your kitchen!
In this hands-on pottery workshop, you'll create your very own ceramic herb stripper, a handy kitchen tool designed to easily remove fresh herbs from their stems.
Using simple hand-building and pinching techniques, you'll shape your piece from clay, create holes in various sizes for different herbs, and add your own personality through texture, color, and painted details using ceramic underglazes.
Whether you're an experienced maker or trying clay for the first time, this beginner-friendly workshop is an opportunity to slow down, get your hands a little messy, and create something both beautiful and functional.
Your finished piece makes a lovely addition to your kitchen or a thoughtful handmade gift for the gardener or home cook in your life.
No experience necessary. All materials and tools are provided.
Please note: Your ceramic piece will be taken off-site for kiln firing after the workshop and returned to In Process for pickup approximately 2–3 weeks later.
Instructor: Dani Pugel
Ages 16 + (Minors must have adult registered and present in class with them)
A little clay, a little creativity, and something useful for your kitchen!
In this hands-on pottery workshop, you'll create your very own ceramic herb stripper, a handy kitchen tool designed to easily remove fresh herbs from their stems.
Using simple hand-building and pinching techniques, you'll shape your piece from clay, create holes in various sizes for different herbs, and add your own personality through texture, color, and painted details using ceramic underglazes.
Whether you're an experienced maker or trying clay for the first time, this beginner-friendly workshop is an opportunity to slow down, get your hands a little messy, and create something both beautiful and functional.
Your finished piece makes a lovely addition to your kitchen or a thoughtful handmade gift for the gardener or home cook in your life.
No experience necessary. All materials and tools are provided.
Please note: Your ceramic piece will be taken off-site for kiln firing after the workshop and returned to In Process for pickup approximately 2–3 weeks later.
Instructor: Dani Pugel
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Common Archetype, 709 Main Street,Beech Grove, Indiana, United States
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