Adult & child: 2 Wednesday Sessions school holiday Handbuilding in April
$220.00 secures a space for you and your child.
Monday 10:30am-1:00pm
16th & 23rd April 2025
Sign-up now for a Family handbuilding pottery adventure over 2 Wednesdays - the 16th and 23rd April . Make some memories with your child this April school holidays and bring back your own childhood curiosity with clay.
With a maximum of 8 people, you will get plenty of opportunity for personalised guidance, with each session offering a mix of learning and inspiration — Perfect for curious beginners and more experienced creators alike as we focus on having fun and learning a new skills and experimenting with the possibilities.
Build a monster while your mom or dad have their own creative challenge, the best excuse to get your hands in clay in my Rosedale studio.
Reserve your spots today, and let’s turn your pottery ideas into reality and make lasting memories!
Open to all skill levels
Includes clay (up to 1.5kgs), my unique glazes & firing
$220.00 secures a space for you and your child.
Monday 10:30am-1:00pm
16th & 23rd April 2025
Sign-up now for a Family handbuilding pottery adventure over 2 Wednesdays - the 16th and 23rd April . Make some memories with your child this April school holidays and bring back your own childhood curiosity with clay.
With a maximum of 8 people, you will get plenty of opportunity for personalised guidance, with each session offering a mix of learning and inspiration — Perfect for curious beginners and more experienced creators alike as we focus on having fun and learning a new skills and experimenting with the possibilities.
Build a monster while your mom or dad have their own creative challenge, the best excuse to get your hands in clay in my Rosedale studio.
Reserve your spots today, and let’s turn your pottery ideas into reality and make lasting memories!
Open to all skill levels
Includes clay (up to 1.5kgs), my unique glazes & firing
$220.00 secures a space for you and your child.
Monday 10:30am-1:00pm
16th & 23rd April 2025
Sign-up now for a Family handbuilding pottery adventure over 2 Wednesdays - the 16th and 23rd April . Make some memories with your child this April school holidays and bring back your own childhood curiosity with clay.
With a maximum of 8 people, you will get plenty of opportunity for personalised guidance, with each session offering a mix of learning and inspiration — Perfect for curious beginners and more experienced creators alike as we focus on having fun and learning a new skills and experimenting with the possibilities.
Build a monster while your mom or dad have their own creative challenge, the best excuse to get your hands in clay in my Rosedale studio.
Reserve your spots today, and let’s turn your pottery ideas into reality and make lasting memories!
Open to all skill levels
Includes clay (up to 1.5kgs), my unique glazes & firing
Clay Play: Simple Handbuilding A 2 session-course to Unleash Creativity and Focus
Join Melissa Mead for a transformative 2 session pottery course designed to nurture both you & your child. “Clay Play” invites participants to explore the tactile world of ceramics through a gentle, playful approach. This course is perfect for a fun afternoon break from screens.
Course Overview:
Create a simple form with Rolling pinss: Explore fundamental handbuilding methods, creating forms with an emphasis on shaping, decorating and exploring.
Foster the art of looking and seeing: What simple shape combinations can create faces, simple lines change expression and more.
Connect: Focus on the joy of making rather than perfection. Participants will create pottery that brings satisfaction and connection by creating togethert.
Who Can Join:
This course is designed for Parents and kids to create together.
Details:
Instructor: Melissa Mead, an experienced potter with over 18 years in the ceramics field.
Course Duration: 2 Wednesday Sessions
Location: Flat3A / 8 Henry Rose Place, Albany, Auckland.
About Melissa Mead:
Melissa Mead is an accomplished potter based in Auckland, New Zealand. With 18 years of experience, she combines her expertise in ceramics with a passion for teaching, creating a welcoming environment for her students to explore their creativity. Her unique pottery style is inspired by the natural beauty of Aotearoa, and her classes focus on both the technical and therapeutic aspects of working with clay.
