Last night, a group of creative souls gathered for a unique pottery glazing class that brought the magic of the Northern lights to life on ceramic bowls. The event, centered around painting bowls to resemble the mesmerizing Aurora Borealis, was a vibrant success. The project, affectionately named Aurora Bowl-ealis , invited guests to explore new painting techniques that capture the swirling colors and ethereal glow of the Northern lights. This recap shares the highlights of t

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Paint one coat 14 Java Bean to the underside of the mushroom. Take a damp sponge and wipe away the paint from the top surface, leaving...

Paint 2 coats of Old Lace around the outside center (where the lace will go) of your piece using a fan brush. While still wet, start the...

📢 Exciting News! 🎉 We are thrilled to announce the long-awaited opening of our brand new Clay Studio at Mr. Toad's Pottery! 🐸✨...

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Summer is finally here, and at Mr. Toad's Pottery, we're thrilled to announce our Extended Summer Hours to make sure you have ample time...