Pottery Painting
Pottery painting is a fun and creative activity for any occasion - and you’ll have a beautiful keepsake from your session to take home!
Pottery painting is a great choice for celebrating a special occasion, or simply catching up with friends over a fun craft activity in a relaxing environment. Bring your creativity and we’ll provide the rest!
Our range of pre-made ceramics include plates, bowls, and mugs etc, But we also have some more unique items if you fancy something different.
There’s lots of inspiration around the studio to help get your creative juices flowing, and a range of tools for different painting techniques. You will have an instruction sheet and books available that you can flick through. Get stuck and you can speak to our friendly staff for ideas.
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How does it work?
Choose your item from our wide range of pre-fired bisque shapes.
Let your creativity run wild with our HUGE selection of underglaze paints, jazzy speciality glazes and transparent glaze topcoats.
If you get stuck, our staff will be on hand to answer any questions.
When you’re finished, leave your item with us to be fired. This normally takes 2 weeks, but we’ll let you know when it’s ready by email.
Treasure your item forever, and display it majestically in your home!
Special Occasions
If you’d like, you can bring cold food, cake and/or drinks to your session. We can also recommend some local cafes that offer takeaway.
We are happy for you to B.Y.O.B to your session and trust you to be respectful of our space and staff if you do.
WHAT CAN I PAINT?
When can i paint?
DAYTIME SESSIONS
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Session 1 starts at 12:00 and finishes at 14:30
Session 2 starts at 15:00 and finishes at 17:30
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EVENING SESSIONS
Wednesday evenings as standard.
Session 3 starts at 18:00 and finishes at 20:30
We can also open on other evenings by arrangement for groups of 6 or more painters. contact us on Tryllashop@gmail.com to organise this directly.
Pottery Painting FAQs
We have a variety of pieces that vary in price so that you can decide to paint something within your budget! The price shown is all inclusive of your materials and firing.
Here is a list of what we offer:
giant plates £35
plant pot£28
square planter £20
oil burner £30
small mug £20
normal mug £22
large mug £24
small cylinder £24
small coaster £15
large coaster £17
soy pots £17
small tile £15
large tile £17
giant tile £21
face mug £20
small bowl £20
pencil pot £25
small dog bowl £30
pasta bowl £25
side plate £23
face plate £20
egg cup £15
hanging ornaments £12
We will take a £10 deposit when you book in to hold your chosen time slot, and then you will pay the remainder of the balance in person when you arrive for your session and have selected what you would like to paint.
Choose a pre-fired bisque shape from our lovely selection to paint.
For pottery painting we have a range of different shapes to select from, including things like mugs, plates and much more!
You will then have access to a HUGE selection (over 100) of underglaze paints, jazzy speciality glazes. We will leave you to paint your masterful design.
The last step is to add a transparent glaze topcoat to seal it all in.
Then you simply leave it with us to fire for you. We will get in touch by email to let you know when it is ready for collection.
It takes us two weeks to fire your work. We need to allow it to dry on the shelves for at least one week first before we can even consider firing it. Then we allow a week for us to get it through the kiln for you as we offer lots of different classes and have lots of different things to fire!
Please be patient with our technicians they work as fast as they can.
NOTE: an exception to this would be if you have made the walls of your work too thick. When your work is too thick it takes much longer to dry out than a week. We cannot put your work into the kiln when it is still wet as it will likely explode and ruin all the other pottery in close proximity to it. For this reason if your work has been made too thick, we will put it to the side and fire it when it seems dry enough.