Ceramicscapes will be selling functional pottery, planters, ceramic jewelry and more at the Summer Horseshoe Market. In addition, there will be 100+ local art, handmade, vintage and food vendors, plus food trucks, mobile boutiques, DIY and family-friendly activities and more! Free admission.
Horseshoe Spring Market 2017
Ceramicscapes will be sharing a booth with Sarah Christensen Ceramics at the Spring Horseshoe Market. In addition, there will be 100+ local art, handmade, vintage and food vendors, plus food trucks, mobile boutiques, DIY and family-friendly activities and more! Free admission.
Colorado Potters Guild Spring Sale
Members of the Colorado Potters Guild join together twice a year (spring and fall) to sell their work. Approximately 37 potters who average more than 15 years experience will present more than 2000 items including pottery, sculpture and jewelry for you to purchase or just enjoy. Sale items are refreshed daily since only a limited portion of the artist’s inventory can be displayed. Our Fall show is just the place to find handmade artwork made in Colorado for all your personal and gift needs.
Colorado Potters Guild Spring Sale
Members of the Colorado Potters Guild join together twice a year (spring and fall) to sell their work. Approximately 30 potters who average more than 15 years experience will present more than 2000 items including pottery, sculpture and jewelry for you to purchase or just enjoy. Sale items are refreshed daily since only a limited portion of the artist’s inventory can be displayed. Our Fall show is just the place to find handmade artwork made in Colorado for all your personal and gift needs.
Colorado Potters Guild Spring Sale
Members of the Colorado Potters Guild join together twice a year (spring and fall) to sell their work. Approximately 37 potters who average more than 15 years experience will present more than 2000 items including pottery, sculpture and jewelry for you to purchase or just enjoy. Sale items are refreshed daily since only a limited portion of the artist’s inventory can be displayed. Our Fall show is just the place to find handmade artwork made in Colorado for all your personal and gift needs.
Clay Workshop
Skill level: Beginner – no experience necessary
Learn the basics of pottery by making ceramic ornaments using slab building techniques and regular tools that can be found at almost any general goods store.
Students will learn how to roll out a slab of clay by hand, cut the clay into various shapes, and then stamp a texture, personal message, date, or other saying onto the ornament.
Your ornaments will make great gifts to give for the upcoming holidays and to commenmorate special moments.
Clay Workshop
Skill level: Beginner – no experience necessary
Learn the basics of pottery by making ceramic dishes using slab building techniques and regular tools that can be found at almost any general goods store.
Students will learn how to roll out a slab of clay by hand, cut the clay into small dish sized shapes, and then stamp a texture, personal message, date, or other saying onto the dish.
These little dishes are perfect to store jewelry, to use as tea bag holders, to use as a candle holder, to mark an important date and more.
Holiday Pop Up Shop
Fifteen local makers will be selling their handcrafted goods at the Food Lab in Boulder, CO on Dec. 4, 2016
We have a great line up of well made, well curated goods for our pop-up.
The space is beautiful and will make for a great venue where people can shop and sip prosecco in an intimate environment.
Colorado Potters Guild Fall 2016 Sale
Members of the Colorado Potters Guild join together twice a year (spring and fall) to sell their work. Approximately 30 potters who average more than 15 years experience will present more than 2000 items including pottery, sculpture and jewelry for you to purchase or just enjoy. Sale items are refreshed daily since only a limited portion of the artist’s inventory can be displayed. Our Fall show is just the place to find handmade artwork made in Colorado for all your personal and gift needs.
