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Shape, sculpt, and kiln-fire a whimsical bunny egg plate at Some Bunny's Plate in Cleveland. This two- to three-hour workshop is perfect for beginners, families, and anyone looking to make a handmade keepsake near Moreton Bay.
Shape, sculpt, and kiln-fire a whimsical bunny egg plate at Some Bunny's Plate in Cleveland. This two- to three-hour workshop is perfect for beginners, families, and anyone looking to make a handmade keepsake near Moreton Bay.
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Some Bunny's Plate invites makers to slow down and get tactile in Cleveland, Queensland, a coastal town on the western edge of Moreton Bay. Tucked at 6/39 Middle St, this hands-on ceramics workshop guides participants through slab-building techniques to create a bunny-shaped egg plate, an object that’s equal parts functional tableware and playful sculpture. The session runs two to three hours and suits beginners through confident hobbyists. Under friendly instruction, you’ll roll and trim a slab, cut a plate outline, and sculpt ears, cheeks, and expression. The studio supplies tools, clay, and the first kiln firing; finished bisque pieces return to the studio for glazing at a paint-your-own session roughly two weeks later. Up to a dozen people share the long worktable, trading tips and laughter as pieces evolve from soft lumps to defined forms. What makes this experience special is its context. Cleveland is a short hop from Moreton Bay’s mangroves and foreshore parks; the studio functions as a creative outpost for walkers, paddlers, and families who want a hands-on break between outdoor pursuits. The tactile rhythm of pinching and smoothing contrasts beautifully with the breeze off the bay, and finished plates become keepsakes that recall a day spent exploring the coast. Key features: slab-building, hand-sculpted ears and facial details, kiln firing, and a relaxed community table. Natural elements nearby include mangrove flats, sea grass beds, and frequent visits from rainbow lorikeets and bottlenose dolphins in the bay. Cultural note: this coastline sits on the traditional lands of the Quandamooka people, whose connection to Moreton Bay precedes the modern recreational map. Practical details: the meeting point is 6/39 Middle St, Cleveland QLD 4163. Minimum age is 10; group size is up to 12. The studio recommends booking ahead, and participants should allow two additional weeks for glazing and pickup after the initial firing. BYO drinks and nibbles are welcome. Why book it? Beyond making a one-of-a-kind gift or tableware, Some Bunny's Plate offers a compact, social creative experience that complements outdoor time in southeast Queensland. It’s a low-impact, skill-building session that turns simple clay into a finished, kiln-hardened object you’ll use for years, an artistic souvenir that carries the dust of the studio and the salt air from the bay. Expect hands-on demonstration at the start, short drying time at room temperature, and staff to label pieces for firing. Sessions work well as a rainy-day alternative to beach plans, a celebration for birthdays, or a solo creative reset. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting speckled with clay; studio aprons help but don’t guarantee spotless gear. If you want glazing advice ahead of the PYOP stage, ask instructors for color notes—glazes respond differently after the second firing and choices affect finish.
No experience required; instructors teach slab-building and basic sculpting techniques suitable for beginners.
Yes—the first kiln firing (bisque) is included; glazing requires a separate paint-your-own (PYOP) session about two weeks later.
Expect approximately two weeks between the workshop and availability for glazing or pickup, depending on kiln schedules.
Minimum age is 10; younger children may not be suitable for the full workshop due to drying and firing timelines.
Yes—the studio supplies clay, tools, and the first firing; guests should bring any personal reference images or BYO refreshments.
Accessibility details are not listed; contact the meeting point at 6/39 Middle St for specific access information.
Colour My Pot is a creative pottery and painting studio located in Cleveland, Queensland. The studio offers a range of hands-on experiences including Clay Creation sessions, Paint Your Pottery sessions, themed two-hour workshops, children’s birthday parties, and a seasonal 2025 Gnome Workshop. Colour My Pot provides guided, beginner-friendly instruction so participants with any level of experience can shape, paint, and finish ceramic pieces. The studio’s Paint Your Pottery sessions include glazing and firing of completed pieces, so guests collect a finished, durable item after the process. Clay Creation sessions focus on hand-building and sculpting techniques for unique face creations and other clay projects. Theme day workshops combine board art, canvas painting, and artcycling activities to promote creativity and sustainability within a structured two-hour format. Children’s birthday parties are offered with a private party room and guided painting activities suitable for young guests. The 2025 Gnome Workshop guides participants through hand-building a gnome, preparing it for firing, and then painting the finished piece. Colour My Pot emphasizes a hands-on, creative experience for families, hobbyists, and groups. The studio’s range of sessions gives visitors multiple ways to create, personalize, and collect glazed, fired ceramics. Located in Cleveland, Queensland, Colour My Pot appeals to local residents and visitors seeking an easy, creative outing or a memorable group celebration.
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