Make a shimmering, handmade Christmas tree candle holder in Lafayette with no prior experience. This two-hour fused glass workshop—taught by Robin at potteryalley—combines technique, local color and a ready-to-gift keepsake.
Make a shimmering, handmade Christmas tree candle holder in Lafayette with no prior experience. This two-hour fused glass workshop—taught by Robin at potteryalley—combines technique, local color and a ready-to-gift keepsake.
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Operated by Pottery Alley · Lafayette, Louisiana
easy.
2–2½ hours.
No special fitness required; participants should be able to stand or sit for the workshop duration and handle light materials.
No experience is required—Robin and the instructors provide guided instruction and demonstrate cutting and assembly techniques.
All materials for the main Christmas tree candle holder and a surprise bonus piece are included; the fee covers firing and studio instruction.
Yes—children aged 10 and older may participate when accompanied by an adult who is also creating a piece; two spots must be purchased if both are making.
Meet at 303 Chance St, Lafayette, LA 70506 at the scheduled class time indicated when you book.
The studio fires pieces in a kiln after class; the studio will notify you of the pickup date to collect your kiln-fired work.
Street parking is available near the meeting point; arriving a few minutes early helps you settle in and choose materials.
The instructor Robin began working with fused glass in 2018; her work and teaching reference the visual rhythms of Cajun Country where she grew up amid crawfish ponds.
The workshop keeps materials compact and encourages mindful use of glass offcuts; guests are asked to follow studio guidance for safe cleanup and disposal.
Pottery Alley is a Lafayette, Louisiana pottery studio offering hands-on classes, workshops, camps, and private events. The studio focuses on wheel-throwing and handbuilding instruction for adults and youth, providing clay, glazes, and firing for each session. Instructors guide beginners through foundational techniques and support experienced makers refining form and surface. Classes meet weekly, including Thursday Morning Wheel, Wednesday Night Wheel, and Thursday Night Handbuilding, each designed for paced learning and community connection. Pottery Alley runs a five-day Kid's Wheel Day Camp for ages 10–17 where participants craft multiple pieces on the wheel and complete a glazing session; campers take home five to eight finished artworks. For adults, the studio offers Party packages and Date Night evenings that combine guided pottery activities with social time; parties accommodate celebrations like bridal showers and small gatherings. Wheel for Dummies is a concise three-hour workshop introducing total beginners to wheel throwing through hands-on practice creating cylinders and bowls, with materials and firing included. The studio emphasizes a supportive, relaxed environment that encourages creativity and skill development. Pottery Alley maintains clear class schedules, transparent pricing at booking, and provides necessary materials on site to simplify participation. Safety and studio cleanliness are upheld during sessions, and finished pieces are returned after glazing and firing. Located in Lafayette, Pottery Alley serves local residents and visitors seeking accessible pottery experiences, creative group events, and skill-building workshops. The studio also offers private bookings and flexible scheduling for groups, with clear pickup timelines for completed pieces and friendly staff support.
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