🌳 Easter Tree (or Not!) Clay Class 🌳
Because not everything needs a holiday… but it totally can.
Join us for a fun and creative evening of hand building with deep, rich hazelnut clay at the Back Mountain Makery! In this class, you’ll learn how to make charming layered ceramic trees using texture—or skip the texture entirely if smooth and sassy is more your style.
These trees don’t have to be Easter trees. They can be everyday trees, “I-just-like-trees” trees, mantel trees, end-table trees, or “I-made-this-myself” brag-worthy trees.
✨ What you’ll make (yes, two!):
1 five-layered tree (the overachiever)
1 three-layered tree (the cute little sidekick)
✨ What you’ll learn:
Hand building techniques
How to add texture (or not—no pressure here)
How to create ceramic décor that makes people ask, “Where did you buy that?”
You’ll choose your textures and colors, then Jo Pilston will take your masterpieces back to her studio where they’ll dry, be bisque fired, glazed, and fired one final time—so you don’t have to babysit clay. We love that for you.
Go pastel for spring, neutral for year-round, or get a head start on your Christmas tree collection (because being prepared is a personality trait).
📅 Date: February 25
🕕 Time: 6:00 PM
📍 Location: Back Mountain Makery
Come play with clay and make some trees. 🌲✨Jo Pilston Pottery classes are known to sell out and seating is very limited for this class, so reserve you spot today!!
Class requires a minimum of 8 participants, if there aren’t enough students enrolled, the class will be cancelled with a full refund.
BYOB and snacks if you would like, so grab a friend or two and come join the fun!!
Class is $80
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Class is non refundable but if there is not enough interest 1 week before the class, it may be switched to a different project. If that happens, Jo will notify you and offer a refund or a credit to a future class.
If there is bad weather, you will be notified of a cancelation and possibly reschedule or refund.
“Disclaimer: registration for this event can only be done through Jo Pilston Pottery or the Back Mountain Makery, anyone commenting that they have tickets available are not authorized and should be considered a scammer
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