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Pottery classes
Sit down at the wheel, get a little messy, and walk away with a real piece of pottery you made yourself. Karen keeps every class small, unhurried, and open to complete beginners.
Glazed, kiln-fired, and food-safe — a finished piece of pottery with your own hands all over it.
Centering, opening, pulling walls — one step at a time, with Karen beside you the whole way.
A few unhurried hours, a good amount of laughing, and clay under your nails — the good kind of tired.
An afternoon at the wheel in Karen's home studio — just you, or you and someone you love. A lovely gift, a different kind of date, or a few quiet hours making something real.
Karen packs up the studio and brings it to your community. Hand-building workshops made with retirement homes and care communities in mind — everyone pinches and coils their own little keepsake.
Tell her who’s coming and what the occasion is. She replies personally with dates and details.
Afternoons at the studio, or a time that suits your group if Karen is coming to you.
Aprons on, hands in. Karen guides every step — no experience needed.
Your piece dries, gets glazed, and is kiln-fired — ready about 2–3 weeks later. Good pottery can’t be rushed.
You are welcome to come and try throwing on the wheel in Karen's studio. It is a hands-on, unhurried experience — Karen will guide you through every step.
Plan to come back for your piece. You cannot take your piece home the same day — it needs to be fired and glazed in the kiln first. Once it's ready (about 2–3 weeks), Karen will let you know and you can come pick it up.
Maximum 2 people at a time, by request. Karen keeps it intimate — send her a note to set something up.
There's no online booking just yet — and honestly, Karen prefers it that way. Send her a note about what you have in mind and she'll reply personally with dates and details.
A few things worth mentioning in your note: how many of you there are, any dates you're hoping for, and whether it's for a special occasion. Your message goes straight to Karen — no mailing lists, no spam.
