Mug making class in Austin

In a pottery class in Houston, both a child and an adult can create their own mug, perfect for future use. It's a fun and engaging activity, and the mug will serve as a memorable keepsake of a special day. This makes for a unique and heartfelt gift for your loved one. It's a fun and engaging activity, and the mug will serve as a memorable keepsake of a special day.

Austin
Mug making class in  Austin
making class for beginners

Want to try pottery classes but you have not tried before?

No problem! 90% of our customers come to us without any experience.

● No long-term commitement needed

● No enrollment fee

● No membership necessary to come to class

  • One-time classes

    Try yourself as a potter in one lesson and make your own craft

  • Easy time slot booking

    Morning: 10 am; 12 pm;

    Day: 2 pm; 4 pm;

    Evening: 6 pm; 8 pm

  • Private parties

    If you have a company of more than 5 people, we will offer you private lessons.

Mug making class for beginners Austin

The potter's wheel is an excellent stress reliever. In just 2 hours, you'll find yourself perfectly relaxed by the meditative spinning of the wheel. If you're looking to unwind and ease emotional tension, this is the place for you!

Individual and group Wheel Throwing: One Time Lessons for all ages. For children from 3 years old, teenagers and adults. We work from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. every day.

Make usable tableware or clay sculptures in just 1 lesson. Create a mug, bowl, candle holder, vase or plate of your own design. Finished products can be picked up at the studio after firing. 

Mug making class in Pottery Sudio 1

Mug making class

One-time mug making class

$90/person

Mug making class

One-time mug making class + painting

$130/person

Examples of what you can make in a 2-hour class:

Mug making class in Austin

Why make your own mug?

Because the mug you use every day should actually feel like yours — not like the other ten cups sitting in the office kitchen.

1

Want to stand out at work?

Make a mug nobody can confuse with theirs. Choose the shape, add your name, initials, a phrase or a design — and your mug instantly becomes the easiest one to spot in the office kitchen.

2

Make the handle fit your hand

Too-small handles are annoying. So are cups that feel awkward to hold. When you make your own mug, you decide how wide, thick and comfortable the handle should be.

3

Choose your actual coffee size

Small espresso? Huge morning coffee? Tea with plenty of room? Make the mug for what you really drink instead of buying another cup that is always slightly too big or too small.

4

Put the joke on the mug

Add an inside joke, nickname, date, strange little drawing or phrase that only your friends understand. Try finding that exact mug in a store.

5

Make a gift that is actually personal

Create a mug for your partner, friend, parent or coworker and shape it around them — their favorite color, initials, hobby or the coffee they order every morning.

6

Make the “my mug” mug

Everyone has that one cup they reach for first. This time, instead of finding it in a store, you can decide exactly what it looks and feels like from the beginning.

Your coffee. Your mug.

At a mug making class, you are not choosing between designs on a shelf. You are making the cup you actually want to use every day.