8 Button Street / Maple Crossing
Room at the table
for your kind of making.
Some people arrive with a sketch. Some start with their favorite color. Both are good ways in.
Less instruction.
More encouragement.
We show you how the paints work, where to leave a piece clear and what happens in the kiln. Then you can take your time. Ask for help when you want it.
This is a café for painting ready-made pottery, with tea, coffee and cocoa at the counter. You don’t need to sign up for a course or know how to draw.
The part after the paint.
We glaze and fire each piece. Pickup is usually seven days later, once you receive the ready message. If something looks wrong with the glazing at collection, show us so we can check it together.
A table. Some brushes. A beginning.
Tell us how many are painting and when you’d like to come.