• Creative Critters
• Pottery Camp
• Field Trips
• Scout Groups Ceramic Badge Program
• Line Art Tiles

Field Trips

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• Help kids expand their minds creatively … paint pottery!
• Create a special, personalized keepsake
• Seasonal projects for every month, Great projects include:
  
  • Ornaments under $4 - $8
  • Themed tile or plate using handprints $8 - $10
  • Story Art of current book you are reading in class
  • “Cookies for Santa” plate, Valentine’s Day
    
  • Mother & Father’s Day, Easter-Spring projects
    
  • AND much more!
    

• Bring your students over for a fun outing. (Or we can come to you, just call for details)
• Kids can select their colors and create their masterpieces.
• Leave the finished piece with us (and the mess!) and we will professionally glaze and fire them
  to create food-safe items that parents will treasure for years to come.
• Items will be ready to pick up in about a week. (Or we will deliver, just call for details)

Scout Groups Ceramic Badge Program

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Mold Me and Make Me has the perfect solution for scouts who are working on their ceramic badges.

Here is how it works:

• Each participant will make one rope trivet and a tile plaque.
• This is a two step process and will be completed in two 1 1/2 hour visits one week apart.
• $25.00 per scout
• Includes all clay, tiles, glaze, instruction and firing.
• At the end of two weeks, projects will be ready to take home and enjoy.

Call our studio today to reserve a time for your group to earn their badges, have fun and discover the joy of ceramic arts.

$25.00 deposit is required to reserve day & time.

Rope Trivet	Tile Sample (Personal Expression is Encouraged)

Line Art Tiles

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Line Art Tiles are classic designs from some of the world's greatest artists. Beginning a project with a perfectly drawn replica allows the artist to focus on the art theory or experiment with colors without the added pressure of creating the drawing. Eliminating frustration or fear increases chance of success and satisfaction. Images include works from O'keefe, Picasso, Monet, and Van Gogh, to name a few.

Some of the ways Line Art Tiles can be put to use include: Classroom Instruction - Teach painting styles such as expressionism and pointillism. Develop self-expression and experimentation - complete more than one version of the same tile design. Home Décor - kitchen and bath projects, decorative accents, coasters and trivets. School Fundraisers - Help your school continue to offer quality art programs.