Let your love grow with The Paint Club Studio in Lewes!

flower plant pot made at The Paint Studio Workshop

star plant pot made at The Paint Studio Workshop

The team at The Paint Club Studio in Lewes are pleased to announce their new plant pot sculpting workshops, which are perfect for hen parties and private events. Where do we sign up?

In this two-hour session you're shown how to create your very own plant pot using air dry clay. Get creative with your own design or use some of the Studio's designs as inspiration. Each person gets a plant to take away with them, plus some sealant to finish its pot once it's dry. Sculpting with clay is known to have therapeutic qualities, making this event relaxing as well as fun.
The Paint Club Studio is also running prosecco bottle painting workshops from April 2024. These are ideal to use as wedding décor or as gifts for your hens to take away.

For more, check out www.thepaintclub.co.uk

three plant pots made at The Paint Club Studio's new workshop

Highland cow plant pot work in progress at The Paint Club Studio

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