Porcelain Christmas Mug and Decorations with Cath Ball of Stitched Ceramics
Schedule
Sat Nov 08 2025 at 10:00 am to 01:00 pm
UTC+00:00Location
Greta Side, CA12 5LG Keswick, United Kingdom | Keswick, UK
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Join the talented Cumbria-based ceramicist Cath Ball for an introduction to the world of hand-buildingyou will produce artwork that’s not just beautiful but practical – something that you’ll love putting to good use.
If you’ve ever been put off trying ceramics by the need to master a pottery wheel, fear not. This is a relaxed workshop, in which you’ll use Catherine’s current favourite technique – hand building, using slabs of hand-rolled clay which you will add pattern and texture.
The workshop is aimed at complete beginners, but more experienced potters wanting to try a new technique are welcome too and will enjoy learning something new.
You will use a white Porcelain clay making each mug unique and special to you. Your mug and decorations will be glazed and fired back in Cath's Studio and will be robust and water-tight and ready to pick up at later date from the makers mill.
Please note there is a £25 material cost payable to the tutor on the day. This covers the cost of firing and glazing your pot following the workshop.
Cath is also running the following workshops:
14th June - Colourful Mug Making Workshop
19th July - Pinch Pot workshop
27th September - Ceramic Lantern Workshop
8th November - Christmas Porcelain Mug and Decorations Workshop
Please read our Refund Policy before booking
This workshop can also be booked as a private group booking on a date of your choice, follow this link for more information:
https://www.themakersmill.co.uk/private-group-workshops/
All of our workshops are available to purchase as one of our beautifully presented laser engraved oak GIFT VOUCHERS. Click here for more information
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