Mug Workshop

Join us at Lolly Lolly Ceramics for an unforgettable experience in our popular hour hand-building workshop! In this beginner-friendly class, you'll have the opportunity to bring your ideal mug design to life, from concept to creation. Led by our Founder, Lalese Stamps, this workshop offers step-by-step guidance through the entire process, with no prior experience required.

During the workshop, you'll work with a speckled clay body and learn techniques to hand-build the handle of your mug. The focus is on making the handle in this class, but you can explore other techniques such as carving into the clay or adding embellishments. Let your imagination run wild.

A mug body will be made in advance by Lalese and ready for each participant at the start of the class. All materials, including a white food-safe glaze, will be provided as well. While this class does not cover wheel throwing, it's the perfect introductory to working with clay. 

Here are some important details to keep in mind:

• Our studio is in a wheelchair-accessible building, equipped with a ramp and a freight elevator for your convenience. If you require any accommodations, please inform your host in advance, as access to the elevators requires a key.
• This particular class is not suitable for custom painting or special glazing techniques. 
• Participants must be aged 13 or above, with those aged 13-16 accompanied by a guardian.
• Please note that this is a public group class held on a first-come, first-served basis. If you're interested in attending with a friend or have any special requests, please reach out to us at hello@lollylollyceramics.com to discuss accommodations.
• A follow-up email with location and further information will be sent to you once your class has been secured. 
• Visit our FAQ page if you have any additional questions, including those related to our cancellation policy. 

"Taking a class with me is so fun and rewarding. I love sharing my skills with the world, especially when it comes to making mugs, which I feel like I've really mastered over the years." - Lalese, Founder of Lolly Lolly Ceramics