A New Chapter in Creativity This May, we’re opening the doors to our new community studio—a lovingly restored church in Washington Crossing, PA.Fresh energy, same independent spirit. Whether you’re looking for a one-time workshop or a creative home, we have a spot for you:
• Date Nights & Wheel Workshops
• Monthly Clay Classes (All Ages)
• Memberships for Independent Artists
We can’t wait to create with you. See you in May!
Membership Details
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We are so excited that you are interested in joining us!
Membership Tiers
Tier 1
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Tier 2
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Tier 3
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All Members
The Fun Facts
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2000 Square Feet to play in
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Studio Access: Tuesday through Sunday 9 am to 9 pm
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10 Pottery Wheels
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A plethora of cone 6 glaze options
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An 18" by 12' shelf
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Tools: slab roller, extruder, damp boxes, molds, textures, and templates
The Boring Stuff
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You can not use the studio for production work
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Clay must be purchased directly from the studio
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There are payment, clean-up, safety, and etiquette rules that must be adhered to
Payment Info.
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Payments must be received in full before the first of the month and before you can begin work in the studio.
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We only accept payments electronically options through ApplePay and PayPal.
Safety Rules
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Wear closed toe, slip resistant, shoes
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Tie back long hair and remove dangling jewelry
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Wet clean surfaces: to reduce dust.
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No sanding dry pieces!
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Do not leave unused clay out to dry
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Drinks must have lids: to keep contaminants out of your drinks and reduce possible accidental spills.
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Eat only in designated areas
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Wash your hands frequently: when you are done working (wheel or hand building), after glazing, before and after using the restroom, before and after eating to prevent contamination.
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You must be trained and receive approval before using any equipment: wheels, slab rollers, extruders, etc.
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Keep track of your tools: some tools are sharp and can cause injury.
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Report all injuries immediately! We have a first aid kit.
Clean-up Procedures
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For each reserved session, you must budget 20 minutes for clean-up.
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Wipe down your work area.
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Clean and return all the tools that you used.
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Put clay scraps in the recycle bucket.
Member
Etiquette
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Some people may want to chat and some may prefer to work quietly please be mindful of people's personal preferences.
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If there are other people working in your area, be sure to share the space fairly.
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If you are holding a conversation, do it quietly.
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Only offer your opinion or advice, if asked.
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Do not comment about people or their work while in the studio or on the grounds of the studio.
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If you would like to listen to music, use headphones.
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If you need to use your cellphone, go outside.
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After you use a tool, glaze, etc., clean it and put it back quickly so that others can use it.
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Do not touch other people's work or tools.
