The Little Arts Workshop
Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire
About The Little Arts Workshop
The Little Arts Workshop is a working art studio where you can book yourselves in to come along and design and paint your own pottery. They also have raw clay so you could start a clay sculpture project if you were feeling super creative!
They run workshops for Mum or Dad to bring you along to in clay or arts and crafts. They teach you all the proper techniques of using clay to make a sculpture in the clay workshop and find inventive new ways to make a mess each week at the arts and crafts workshop. This too requires booking in advance though so do check the planner on their website through the link to see what's on.
For the teeny tiny ones out there they do footprints, handprints and finger prints on pottery to make the most beautiful keepsakes that will last a lifetime. There is a sofa for breastfeeding mummy's or those having a break with a cuppa tea and a slice of cake. There is also a little play area for babies while mum is decorating the pottery.
Opening Times
Tuesday to Sunday 10:00 - 17:00 - (Friday 10:00 - 17:00 & late nights from 19:00 - 22:00)
Pricing & Tickets
£5 studio fee (£8 for late nights)
£10 baby print fee with full print assistance and design work.
Pottery pieces start at £4 and go up to £40.
Pottery Item Prices
Mini gures are £7.50
Standard gurines £10.50
Money boxes £11
Mugs £9-16
Plates start at £10
Larger items such vases, jugs and one of gurines £28-40.
Clay (starts at) £7 for 500g.
Pottery throwing tasters are £20.
Courses and commissions are priced individually.
Book in advance for cheapest tickets
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Contact Details
Unit 3 Millside Industrial Estate, Southmill Road
Bishops Stortford
Hertfordshire
CM23 3DP
England
Tel: 07596 159 845
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