How long is the workshop?

The experience runs approximately two hours, enough time to decorate a 7cm pot and pot the small plant included.

What is included in the price?

A 7cm terracotta pot, a selection of colourful ceramic pens, a small plant to take away, plus tea, coffee, cordial and a sweet treat.

The listing states the session is suitable for adults, teens and children; it’s family-friendly and beginner-friendly.

Do I need any prior experience?

No experience is required; instructors provide step-by-step guidance and techniques for simple lettering and motifs.

How do I book or cancel?

Book through the provided referral link; cancellation policy isn’t included in the listing—contact the operator directly for policy details.

Is the venue accessible?

Accessibility details are limited in the listing; if you require specific access accommodations, contact the organizer ahead of the session.

Mini Plant Pot Illustration in Nottingham — Mother's Day Workshop at The Greenery | Workshop | Events

Create your own mini plant pot in a bright, hands-on session at The Greenery @ Debbie Bryan, 1st Floor, 4-6 St. Peter's gate, Nottingham, NG1 2JG. This two-hour Mini Plant Pot Illustration workshop—offered on Saturday 14th March during Mother's Day Weekend—asks you to slow down, pick a palette of ceramic pens and give a tiny terracotta container a new life. The class includes a 7cm terracotta pot, a small plant to take away, and a selection of colourful ceramic pens; tea, coffee, cordial and a sweet treat round out the welcome. The scene is unpretentious: a compact studio above a busy shopping street that feels like a short urban retreat. You’ll be guided through design approaches suitable for adults, teens and children, with techniques to make crisp lines, playful dots and simple lettering on fired clay. The terracotta itself is part of the story—earthy, porous and forgiving—so even first-time decorators can achieve pleasing results. Small-scale pots reward careful, deliberate marks; the 7cm height encourages thoughtful composition rather than frantic coverage. This workshop is also quietly local. Held in central Nottingham it gives visitors a portable piece of the city to carry home or gift for Mother’s Day. It’s a practical, creative alternative to typical sightseeing: instead of another photo, leave with a living object that grows a little each day. The session requires no prior experience but offers satisfyingly tactile learning and a social rhythm that suits parents with kids, friends celebrating an occasion, or solo travelers seeking a calm creative hour. Accessibility details are limited in the listing; if you need specific assistance, contact the organizer ahead of time. Expect a casual group atmosphere, shared supplies and enough time to finish a decorated pot and swap tips. Because the pots are small, they travel easily and make neat desk plants or windowsill companions. Practical takeaways: arrive ready to relax for about two hours, wear clothes that can handle a marker dot or two, and be prepared to let your design dry before handling. The class balances instruction and freedom, so you’ll leave with a unique keepsake and a new way to think about plants as gifts. For visitors to Nottingham looking to blend a bit of craft with a downtown stroll, this Mini Plant Pot Illustration is a concise, cheerful creative stop that highlights the city’s approachable craft scene and celebrates making things by hand. Materials are provided—7cm terracotta pot, ceramic pens and a small plant—so you only need to bring curiosity and a steady hand. The class makes a compact gift-making party: small groups, low mess and immediate results. For a short, creative pause during a city visit, this workshop is efficient, affordable and genuinely uplifting and fun.

About Debbie Bryan

Debbie Bryan is a Nottingham-based creative studio and tea room specialising in hands-on craft workshops, knitting classes, and curated afternoon tea experiences. Located in the Lace Market district, the venue hosts a wide range of sessions for adults, teens and children, including knitting workshops (Intarsia, Gansey, Fair Isle, beginners), seasonal craft of the month sessions, plate and glass painting, wreath making, embroidery, candle painting, and clay play. Many sessions are led by experienced tutors and visiting specialists, including award-winning knitwear designer Tanya for advanced knitting workshops. The team at Debbie Bryan provides all materials, step-by-step instruction and a relaxed, social environment suitable for beginners through advanced makers. The on-site tea room offers more than twenty specialty teas alongside freshly prepared sandwiches, scones and cakes, and table reservations can be credited towards food and drink.

Regular seasonal offerings and themed events — such as Christmas wreath-making and monthly craft features — ensure a varied calendar for visitors and gift-bookings. The business emphasises careful preparation, small group sizes and a focus on craftsmanship to help attendees complete a memorable handmade keepsake. Debbie Bryan operates public craft sessions, private group bookings and children’s crafternoons designed for family-friendly creativity. The combination of practical tuition, hospitality and a central Nottingham location makes Debbie Bryan a reliable choice for those seeking creative days out, skill-building workshops, and memorable afternoon tea experiences. Bookings are available online and as gift vouchers, and the venue accommodates both individual learners and bespoke private events for groups of varied sizes comfortably.