Clay Play

Hello, I’m Daria (Mikko’s mom). As part of the Wetherill Fundraiser, I’m excited to offer one-on-one clay classes for little ones. It’s a gentle introduction to working with clay, guided by curiosity and play.

A table set up with clay-making tools and two clay balls on a white surface, with two red chairs behind, in a room with a window and cardboard boxes in the background.

4 CLASSES

  • 3 classes of handbuilding

  • 1 class of decorating and painting

  • 1 hour each class

  • All supplies included

  • Ages 4 and up

  • Home studio at Belmont Hills

In these creative, one-on-one classes, kids will explore the world of clay through playful handbuilding techniques like pinching, coil building, and sculpting.

Each project will be brought to life with vibrant colors, carvings, and fun textural designs.

No experience needed—just curious hands, big ideas, and plenty of clay!

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Collection of colorful ceramic children art pieces shaped like a star, heart, flower, leaf, and other abstract forms on a white background.
  • Ceramic sculpture of a tiger with orange and black markings, lying on a white surface.

    Dahlia (at age 8)

  • Colorful ceramic sculpture of a fish with an orange and green tail, a white flower on its head, and a blue and brown body, set against a white background.

    Gaia (at age 8)

  • Colorful, abstract sculpture made of painted clay or ceramic with black, white, yellow, blue, and red sections on a white background.

    Dahlia (at age 8)

  • Ceramic pottery piece with a lid, painted in yellow, blue, green, and red, featuring a small blue handle on top.

    Dahlia (at age 8)

  • Small handmade ceramic cup with a multicolored glaze, featuring a handle, placed on a white surface.

    Elia (at age 5)

  • Ceramic sculpture of a frog with a black top hat, orange and green body, and beige legs, against a white background.

    Dahlia (at age 8)

  • A decorative piece of clay with pressed flowers and leaves embedded inside.

    Dahlia (at age 8)