5/5 Claire P. 1 year ago on Google
WOW!
Absolutely
incredible
experience!
The
factory
was
much
larger
than
I
initially
thought
it
was
going
to
be,
and
there’s
an
entirely
seperate
space
dedicated
to
painting
your
own
crockery!
My
partner
and
I
spent
2
hours
here
today
as
part
of
our
anniversary
celebration!
The
items
you
can
paint
range
from
mugs,
bowls,
plates,
vases
and
platters–of
all
different
sizes.
Most
start
at
$20
upwards,
which
I
believe
to
be
reasonable
as
each
item
is
hand
made
(presumably
using
the
ceramic
wheels
they
have
in
the
studio)
and
you
can
use
as
little
/
as
much
glaze
as
you
like.
And
there
are
virtually
no
limitations
to
what
you
paint
and
how
much
you
spend.
The
amount
of
space
in
between
each
table
was
great,
made
us
feel
super
comfortable
with
COVID.
Atmosphere
was
brilliant,
natural
bright
lighting,
groovy
tunes,
incredibly
welcoming
staff.
Also,
the
staff
weren’t
overbearing
and
watching
over
your
shoulder
which
was
great!
Must
wash
the
materials
you
used,
but
it
took
us
3
minutes
max
as
the
glaze
is
very
water
soluble.
Very
quick
cleanup!
Provided
materials
include:
-
Glaze
-
Sponges
-
Paintbrushes
-
Aprons
-
Sinks
-
Stencils
-
Pencils
to
sketch
your
design
(potentially
more,
may
of
missed
something)
If
I
could
recommend
one
thing,
i’d
say
maybe
a
pamphlet
explaining
in
a
little
bit
more
depth
about
how
glaze
works/
answering
some
questions
that
are
presumably
asked
quite
a
lot
(and
questions
that
I
asked
the
staff
today
also)
For
eg.
-
Can
you
mix
the
glazes?
-
If
you
mix
water
and
glaze
does
it
make
the
finish
less
opaque?
-
Can
you
layer
light
colours
on
top
of
dark
colours
once
dry?
(similar
to
acrylics/oils
paints
in
canvas)
There
were
a
few
kids
today
which
was
adorable,
definitely
could
make
some
cute
things
with
them–but
definitely
a
bit
nerve
wracking
with
the
very
breakable
items
and
watery
glazes
laying
around
to
spill.
Of
course
dependent
on
the
child
though.
Probably
more
suited
to
slightly
older
kids!
(again,
dependent
on
the
child)
There
was
also
a
large
indoor
/
outdoor
cafe
area
which
looked
brilliant!
We
didn’t
try
it
today
as
we
had
already
spent
a
few
hours
painting
our
‘Noodle
Bowls’!
Absolutely
planning
to
come
back
for
some
more
glazing
fun!
And
can’t
wait
to
pick
up
our
bowls
in
a
weeks
time
after
they’ve
been
fired
in
the
kiln!
Thank
you,
Robert
Gordon
Pottery!