Make At Home

We provide the clay and video tutorials

You make at home with things you will find around your house

You bring back your finished pots, we fire and glaze them for you

How it works

Send us an email to order your kit
Arrange to collect your clay from the studio
- You pick it up and drive home
You will be sent the link and password to your video tutorials – we show you step-by-step how to make pinch pots, coil pots and slab pots

Arrange to drop off your work - We then fire and glaze it
Glaze colours - all glossy - white, buttery yellow, pink, turquoise, dark blue, dark brown and black
Your work can then be collected approximately two weeks later

Option One - £65

Enough clay to make two mugs, or a set of small nesting bowls, or one medium coil pot etc
Access to our video tutorials
We fire and glaze your pots for you

Option Two - £100

Enough clay to make four mugs, or two medium coil pots, or one large coil pot etc
Access to our video tutorials
We fire and glaze your pots for you

Keep your clay wrapped in plastic and in a cool place until you are ready to use it
Put down something to protect your table or surfaces from moisture, like a plastic table cloth, or cut open a bin liner or a plastic bag
Work on top of newspaper or an old tea towel or cloth - clay will stick to shiny surfaces
You can cut clay easily with a table knife, it doesn’t need to be really sharp, and clay will wash off easily with hot soapy water
Use the back of a teaspoon to smooth surfaces
A small paintbrush is helpful for decoration and joining, but not essential
Wrap your projects in plastic to keep them damp - this way you can take a break from making and come back to it at a later time or in a couple of days time (so long as the piece is completely wrapped)
When you bring your pots back, do not stack them - place them in a box and use bubble wrap or newspaper to stop them falling over and to protect them from damage