Do I need prior pottery experience?

No. This workshop focuses on decorating and affirmations rather than wheel-throwing; all skill levels are welcome.

How long is the session?

The session runs approximately 2 Hours—check the booking page for exact start and end times.

Will my mug be ready to take home the same day?

Kiln schedules vary. Some finished mugs require firing and pickup later—confirm with the host at booking or on arrival.

Can I attend alone or with friends?

Both. The class accommodates individuals and groups up to 48 people; it’s designed to be welcoming to solo attendees.

Is alcohol allowed at the event?

BYO alcohol is not included and is explicitly not permitted at the activity location.

Fill Your Cup: Affirmation Mug Workshop in Cleveland, Queensland | Workshop | Paint and Sip

Q: Where exactly is the meeting point?

The meeting point is 6/39 Middle St, Cleveland QLD 4163; arrive a few minutes early to choose your piece.

Fill Your Cup is a two-hour affirmation mug workshop held in Cleveland, Queensland, Australia, at 6/39 Middle St, Cleveland QLD 4163. On International Women’s Day and beyond, the session invites makers to slow down and create a personalized mug that acts as a daily anchor. The studio is set up for small-group creativity—groups up to 48—where participants choose a blank ceramic mug, pick markers or glazes, and build a simple, text-forward design around words that matter. This isn’t a technical ceramics class; it’s a guided space for reflection and design. Facilitators provide short, gentle prompts to help you identify affirmations that feel true: practical phrases to repeat on hard mornings, clarifying lines for transitional seasons, or quiet reminders to breathe. Tools, glazing time, and kiln firing protocols are explained in plain language so the flow stays calm and confidential rather than instructional. Bring friends or come alone—the aim is to leave steadier. Key features of the experience include hands-on decorating of porcelain or stoneware mugs, reflective writing prompts, and a communal atmosphere that supports conversation and quiet focus. The scene is studio-focused, with tables laid out for comfortable social distance, racks for drying, and a small assortment of glazes, brushes, and ceramic markers. The workshop foregrounds text and intention rather than complex wheel-throwing skills, making it accessible to most adults. The workshop sits in Cleveland, a coastal town east of Brisbane with easy access to Moreton Bay recreation. While this event is indoors, it feels connected to local rhythms: slow afternoons, casual cafes, and community-minded creative spaces. International Women’s Day framing adds cultural relevance and an occasion-based focus on resilience and solidarity. Why book this with Fill Your Cup? It’s a practical reset: two hours to distill supportive language, learn simple ceramic finishing, and walk away with a daily-use object that literally holds your morning. The structure balances guided reflection with hands-on play so the result is both beautiful and functional. The meeting point address is 6/39 Middle St, Cleveland QLD 4163—arrive a few minutes early to choose your piece. Accessibility and cancellations are managed by the host; check booking details for kiln return times and whether finished mugs are shipped or picked up. BYO alcohol is explicitly not included. This workshop suits anyone looking to combine slow craft, self-care, and a tactile keepsake; no prior pottery experience required. Expect calm music, paper prompts, and a supportive room of fellow makers. Take a photo of your finished piece for memory and sharing, plan transport for fragile items, and if the kiln schedule requires a later pickup, arrange a friend or courier; the mug becomes both a practical item and a reminder of a deliberate afternoon devoted to replenishment and connection.