Halloween Workshop
Make a witches hat tea light with porcelain windchimes, or a witch gnome tea light. Ready to collect from Tuesday 27 October.
Tea, coffee, soft drinks and cake included.
I do. And a wheel, shelves of glazes, and a big table with a place saved for you. Everyone starts with the two-session course: £60, everything included. After that, keep coming for as long as you like.

It's how you get to know the clay, the studio, me, and the people round the table. You'll make a glowing tea light house while you find your way around.

You cut the pieces round a template, so nobody is left staring at a lump of clay. The windows, the door and the roof are your own design. Have a go on the wheel while you're here.

Your house goes into the kiln for its first firing. In session two it comes back ready to glaze and decorate, then it goes in again for its final firing.

I'll message you the moment it's out of the kiln, and you come and collect it. After that, what you make next is entirely up to you.
Two 3-hour sessions, normally a week apart. £60 for both, everything included. Book with a £10 deposit and pay the rest on your first session. Tap a time to book it.
Once you've done the course, Clay Club carries on every Wednesday and Thursday. Buy sessions when you want them. No contracts, and nothing monthly.
Clay, tools, glazes and firing are always included.
Two Saturday mornings: build your piece on the first, paint it on the second, and it's fired and ready to take home in time for the day.
Make a witches hat tea light with porcelain windchimes, or a witch gnome tea light. Ready to collect from Tuesday 27 October.
Tea, coffee, soft drinks and cake included.
Make a Christmas tree tea light with porcelain windchimes, or a Christmas gnome tea light, fired and ready in good time for Christmas.
Tea, coffee, soft drinks and cake included.
No experience needed. Book with a £10 deposit.








Painted pieces go back into Bertha for their glaze firing, which is where the shine comes from.
Small groups, a big table, and nothing to live up to. Six places a session. Come with a friend or on your own. Most people who finish the course keep coming back, so there's usually a familiar face or two.










"I provide the facilities. You provide the imagination."
Jacqui, FaeCraftFor potters who need a kiln, and for groups who want the studio to themselves.
Use the wheel, the studio and the kiln at the same prices as Clay Club. I'm always on hand if you'd like a second pair of eyes.
Clay, glazes and firing all included.
A birthday, a hen do, or friends or colleagues who fancy trying something together? The Atelier can be yours on a day that suits you, for up to 8 people.
If it's your group's first time, you'll start with the two-session course, just like everyone who joins Clay Club. For groups of 5 or more, get in touch with the dates you have in mind and I’ll put together a group price for you.
Tell me your dates and I'll send a price →Bring your own finished pieces and I'll fire them in Bertha.
The Atelier is my craft cabin in North Anston, on the edge of Sheffield. It already has everything the hobby needs: two kilns, Bertha and Herbert, a wheel, shelves of glazes and a big table.
Most people who'd love to try pottery never do, because a kiln can cost more than a holiday. So I opened the door. Clay Club is the part of the week I most look forward to.
In North Anston, within easy reach of Sheffield, Rotherham, Worksop, Dinnington and Kiveton Park. The full address and parking details come with your booking confirmation.