Paint & Sip in Weston Creek & Molonglo

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Category: Paint & SipLocation: Weston Creek & MolongloListings: 2

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Deep Blue Ceramics - paint and sip in Canberra

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Deep Blue Ceramics (Weston)5.0 (118)

Hands in the clay, aprons on and a teacher close by – a relaxed pottery workshop shaped around your group.

Clay Studio Canberra - paint and sip in Canberra

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Clay Studio Canberra (Stirling)5.0 (10)

Six pottery wheels, a big handbuilding table and an experienced teacher make this a relaxed hands-on outing for a small group.

Everything to Know About Paint & Sip

Two clay studios cover group creative sessions in Weston Creek & Molonglo, and they suit different occasions. Clay Studio Canberra in Stirling runs small private sessions and workplace workshops, while Deep Blue Ceramics in Weston opens to birthdays, hens parties and family groups as well as teams.

Both are pottery rather than painting on canvas, and neither listing describes drinks, so treat the sip part as something to ask about.

How the Stirling and Weston studios differ:

Clay Studio Canberra keeps groups small: four to six on the wheel, or four to twelve handbuilding.
Deep Blue Ceramics plans each private workshop around the group, mixing handbuilding, the wheel and pottery painting.
Deep Blue Ceramics welcomes children and runs kids and teen programs as well.
In Weston, pieces are glazed and kiln fired on site and are ready to collect after around four weeks.
Clay Studio Canberra can take a large work team to an offsite venue.

Deep Blue Ceramics names birthdays and hens parties among the private workshops it runs.
Pottery painting there suits guests who want a finished piece without much clay on their hands.
Clay Studio Canberra's private sessions are listed for teams and small groups rather than parties.
Wear clothes that can take some mud, as Deep Blue Ceramics advises for wheel and handbuilding work.

Team-building with clay in the district

Both studios run sessions for workplaces.
In Stirling, Joanne Searle designs a custom workshop around a team's goals and experience.
In Weston, aprons, clay, tools and colours are supplied and a teacher guides the session.
Neither publishes a price, so request a quote for your numbers from each.

Before You Book: Paint & Sip FAQs

Which Weston Creek & Molonglo studio suits a kids' birthday?

Deep Blue Ceramics in Weston welcomes children and lists birthdays among its private workshops. Clay Studio Canberra in Stirling is listed for small groups and teams.

How long until finished pieces from a Weston workshop can be collected?

Deep Blue Ceramics dries, glazes and fires everything in its own kiln, and the group is told when it is ready, usually about a month later. Ask Clay Studio Canberra how it handles finished work.

Is either studio a paint-and-sip with wine?

Neither listing describes drinks. Both are hands-on pottery studios, so ask each directly about what a group can bring or order.

How many people can join a group session in Stirling?

Clay Studio Canberra takes four to six on the wheel or up to twelve at the handbuilding table.