Turn clay into a keepsake at Bunny Builders, a two- to three-hour hand-building pottery workshop in Cleveland, QLD. Perfect for families and travelers who want a tactile souvenir and a relaxed, creative afternoon near Moreton Bay.
Turn clay into a keepsake at Bunny Builders, a two- to three-hour hand-building pottery workshop in Cleveland, QLD. Perfect for families and travelers who want a tactile souvenir and a relaxed, creative afternoon near Moreton Bay.
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At the heart of Cleveland, Queensland, a short walk from Moreton Bay, Bunny Builders at 6/39 Middle St offers a low-pressure, hands-on pottery workshop that turns a block of clay into a personal keepsake. In this two- to three-hour session participants learn hand-building techniques—pinch, coil and slab—guided by instructors who make the ceramics process approachable for beginners and satisfying for repeat makers. The studio is compact and bright, benches lined with tools, aprons and a propane kiln that transforms soft clay into a fired form ready for painting weeks later.
The appeal is simple: this is craft without intimidation. Instead of spinning a wheel, you shape your own bunny with fingers and imagination, choosing posture, ears and surface texture before your piece goes into the first firing. The studio handles the bisque firing; you get a notification when your piece is ready for a follow-up PYOP (paint-your-own-pottery) session—an ideal return visit for families, couples, or solo travelers who want a tangible memento from the Redlands Coast.
Bunny Builders stands out in the local recreation scene because it connects maker culture with place. Cleveland’s shoreline and small-town arts network mean the studio draws local ceramicists and curious visitors alike. The clay and firing techniques taught here are universal, but the relaxed community vibe—small groups capped at a dozen—feels uniquely Queensland: practical, friendly and unpretentious. For travelers who have spent mornings kayaking Moreton Bay or exploring the Cleveland Point Reserve, this workshop is a gentle afternoon activity that still feeds curiosity and leaves you with something you made.
Practical details are straightforward: the class runs two to three hours, is open to ages 10 and up, and includes tools, materials and instructor guidance. BYO drinks and nibbles are allowed; the first firing is included but painting is a separate PYOP booking about two weeks later. Parking in central Cleveland is typically easy, and the meeting point—6/39 Middle St—is a short distance from cafes and ferry connections.
Why book? If you want more than a souvenir, this workshop offers a creative pause where hands do the thinking. The result is tactile, imperfect and personal: a fired clay bunny that bears your fingerprints. Whether you’re traveling with kids, looking for a new hobby, or layering arts into an outdoor weekend on the Redlands Coast, Bunny Builders is a memorable low-effort, high-return stop. Instructors explain basic clay bodies and drying times, and they answer questions about glazing and studio safety. The slow rhythm of hand-building suits people who appreciate process over instant results. Book early for weekend slots during school holidays, since groups are intentionally small. This class is a thoughtful complement to an active coastal itinerary and makes a meaningful, handmade souvenir. Bring joy.
easy.
2–3 hours.
Minimal physical exertion; steady hands and basic dexterity are helpful
No. The workshop is designed for beginners and includes instructor guidance through hand-building techniques.
The class is open to participants aged 10 and up; minors should be accompanied by an adult if required by the studio.
Yes—the initial bisque firing is included. Painting is a separate PYOP appointment about two weeks later.
Yes—BYO drinks and nibbles are allowed, but avoid foods that create sticky hands while you’re working.
Expect roughly two weeks for drying and bisque firing; the studio will notify you when your piece is ready to paint.
No—glazing or painting is done during the separate PYOP session so you can personalize color and finish.
Cleveland sits on the shores of Moreton Bay with a long maritime and local arts history that supports small studios and community makers.
The studio encourages low-waste practices: shared tools, measured clay portions and responsible glaze disposal to limit chemical runoff.
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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