Cully Community Arts

This time of year, the challenge is not figuring out what to make -- it's which thing to make first 🍁🍂💕

Omg, 🥰
The great big eyes! And almost all the legs made it to the kiln! (That all happened in the car. The masters at Georgies Ceramic & Clay Co. didn't lose one!)

This box was made with a very clear purpose in mind 😆
I love how they all run different directions with an assignment.

Check out this gorgeous new work by ! It's so soft and drapey and dreamy!
She's a fantastic resource for all things fiber!

I got a little overenthusiastic making demo pieces. Ended up with a set of plates, a set of coasters, and a spoon rest! 😆
Sign up for fall term and you too could be inundated with delightful and possibly even functional ceramic pieces!

More student work. Leaf plates don't have to be green! I love how this translucent glaze shows off the pattern while creating a smooth surface. These are food safe and ready for snacks!

I love making plates with the grape leaves from the back yard! Students of any skill level get to make something that's cool looking and useful from what's growing around them. Next term we'll get to use fall leaves! 🍁 🍂
Sign up now for classes starting September 13th!

Interested in homeschooling, alternative education, or extracurricular opportunities? Join us Sunday August 3rd from 3-5:30 to meet with local vendors and organizations. Make connections and get inspired!

Hosted by

Knowledge Seekers Homeschool Collective

Wouldn't these be so cute with little plants in them?

The texture of this bowl reminds me of jeans. So stylish!

Oooo! That glaze always does something fun! There's still space in our class if you want to join!