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DATES:
Saturday March 21 | Pinched Mugs, Cups & Saucers: Make a set of pinched mugs, cups, and saucers for your very own, unique set of matching drinkware.
Saturday March 28 | Berry & Fruit Bowls: Make a Fruit or Berry Bowl to enliven your table.
Saturday April 4 | Plates & Blates: Dine from your very own handmade dinnerware.
Saturday April 11 | Trinket Boxes: Learn basic hand-building techniques to make trinket boxes, round or square, with a whimsical topper, to hold your treasures.
Learn basic hand-building techniques to make any or all of these drink, dinner, and tableware items. At the end of any of the workshops, you will select a food-safe glaze for your pieces. Pieces will be fired and finished and ready for pickup in 3-4 weeks from the workshop.
TIME 10:00am–1:00pm
DURATION 3 hours
INSTRUCTOR Hannah Tripp
LEVEL Beginner
Students receive:
Please bring:
ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR Hannah Tripp, of Hannah Tripp Ceramics, is a functional potter working with hand-building techniques. Educated at Maine College of Art & Design, Hannah’s favorite space to play is slab building and altered forms. A range of bright slips and underglazes, along with occasional glaze washes, enable Hannah to create complex surfaces. She enjoys layering and accomplishes this through wax and paper resists, screen-printed decals, paper stencils, and sgraffito carving. Whatever she is making, she’s always enthusiastic.
Visit Hannah’s Instagram
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DATES:
Saturday March 21 | Pinched Mugs, Cups & Saucers: Make a set of pinched mugs, cups, and saucers for your very own, unique set of matching drinkware.
Saturday March 28 | Berry & Fruit Bowls: Make a Fruit or Berry Bowl to enliven your table.
Saturday April 4 | Plates & Blates: Dine from your very own handmade dinnerware.
Saturday April 11 | Trinket Boxes: Learn basic hand-building techniques to make trinket boxes, round or square, with a whimsical topper, to hold your treasures.
Learn basic hand-building techniques to make any or all of these drink, dinner, and tableware items. At the end of any of the workshops, you will select a food-safe glaze for your pieces. Pieces will be fired and finished and ready for pickup in 3-4 weeks from the workshop.
TIME 10:00am–1:00pm
DURATION 3 hours
INSTRUCTOR Hannah Tripp
LEVEL Beginner
Students receive:
Please bring:
ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR Hannah Tripp, of Hannah Tripp Ceramics, is a functional potter working with hand-building techniques. Educated at Maine College of Art & Design, Hannah’s favorite space to play is slab building and altered forms. A range of bright slips and underglazes, along with occasional glaze washes, enable Hannah to create complex surfaces. She enjoys layering and accomplishes this through wax and paper resists, screen-printed decals, paper stencils, and sgraffito carving. Whatever she is making, she’s always enthusiastic.
Visit Hannah’s Instagram