Handbuilding Pottery: Functional Forms (2-part series)





Get your hands in the clay. Build something beautiful. Make it yours. All ages welcome!
Level: all skill levels
Ages: 6 and up
There’s something quietly extraordinary about shaping a piece of clay with your own two hands — and watching it become something you’ll actually use. In this two-part workshop, you’ll be guided through the fundamentals of handbuilding pottery in a relaxed, supportive space where curiosity is welcomed and there are no wrong shapes.
Working with coil building, slab rolling, and sculpting techniques, you’ll create your own functional pieces — think cups, bowls, vases, or simple sculptures — entirely your own from start to finish. The first session is dedicated to building and forming your work, while the second brings it all together with glazing and colour before your pieces are kiln-fired and ready to take home.
- Part 1: Friday, September 11 | 6:00–8:00 PM
- Part 2: Friday, October 2 | 6:00–8:00 PM

Who This Is For
Whether you’re brand new to clay or looking to reconnect with creating, this workshop offers a relaxed and supportive environment to learn, experiment, and make something truly your own. All ages are welcome (recommended 6 and up), and no prior experience is needed. Come ready to explore, experiment, and get a little clayey.
Location & Experience
Held in the artist’s converted garage studio, this intimate creative space is designed to make you feel welcome the moment you walk through the door — a truly local, one-of-a-kind experience. Further access details will be provided upon your booking confirmation.

About The Artist
Cheyenne Jackson is a talented artist who hosts engaging workshops for both kids and adults, where creativity, connection, and handmade experiences come together. Specializing in pottery, hand-building, and nature-inspired mixed media, she offers thoughtfully guided sessions designed to help participants unwind, explore new skills, and leave with meaningful pieces they can be proud of. Her warm, welcoming teaching style makes each class feel inspiring and approachable, helping participants build confidence as they experiment, create, and enjoy the process of working with their hands.
Cheyenne’s workshops are offered on multiple dates. To find alternative dates, browse [here].