Handbuilding - Make a Pipe! September 17th
Date: September 17th
Time: 6-9pm
Location: Daffodill Studios 2642 NE Sandy Blvd
proof of vax required, masks optional
Calling all stoners - make a pipe with us! This is an beginner/intermediate-ish level hand building ceramics class taught by Danni (they/them), where we will assemble and paint an awesome and unique pipe. It will be fired, glazed, and finished for you. It will be ready to pick up approximately 6 weeks after our class.
Please note: This is an intermediate-ish level class. Beginners are absolutely welcome and celebrated! If you’ve never worked with clay before we will provide extra support to help you make a really rad pipe.
Photos are mostly examples of student work :)
Date: September 17th
Time: 6-9pm
Location: Daffodill Studios 2642 NE Sandy Blvd
proof of vax required, masks optional
Calling all stoners - make a pipe with us! This is an beginner/intermediate-ish level hand building ceramics class taught by Danni (they/them), where we will assemble and paint an awesome and unique pipe. It will be fired, glazed, and finished for you. It will be ready to pick up approximately 6 weeks after our class.
Please note: This is an intermediate-ish level class. Beginners are absolutely welcome and celebrated! If you’ve never worked with clay before we will provide extra support to help you make a really rad pipe.
Photos are mostly examples of student work :)
Date: September 17th
Time: 6-9pm
Location: Daffodill Studios 2642 NE Sandy Blvd
proof of vax required, masks optional
Calling all stoners - make a pipe with us! This is an beginner/intermediate-ish level hand building ceramics class taught by Danni (they/them), where we will assemble and paint an awesome and unique pipe. It will be fired, glazed, and finished for you. It will be ready to pick up approximately 6 weeks after our class.
Please note: This is an intermediate-ish level class. Beginners are absolutely welcome and celebrated! If you’ve never worked with clay before we will provide extra support to help you make a really rad pipe.
Photos are mostly examples of student work :)