Kettle Creek Pottery Facebook ad: “VISITING ARTIST WORKSHOP - Luminaries and Candlesticks…”

About this ad

Meta Ad Library ID

4208792712728119

Platforms

Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, Messenger and Threads

Relaunches

0

How we count

Ad text

Join us at Kettle Creek Pottery in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania for this specialty workshop with ceramic artist, Ingrid Chase of IMC Clay! July 25 & 26, 2026 10am - 5pm $250 per person Create your own clay stamps, rollers, texture plates, and sprig molds, then put them to work asyou build richly patterned luminaries and candle holders. In this hands-on workshop, you’llexplore techniques using clay, craft foam, tar paper, and Cricut-cut stencils to develop intricate surfaces and repeatable patterns. *Designed for all skill levels, this class helps you balance intuitive play with structured repetition to shape surfaces that express your unique artistic voice. You’ll leave with custom tools, fresh ideas, and handmade forms that glow with your personal style. Daily Workshop Outline: Day 1 — Designing Stamp; Creating Stamps + Texture Tools Morning ● Welcome, introductions; workshop overview ● Demonstration: clay press stamps and roller stamps ● Participants design and create their clay stamps ● Drying stamp; durability strategies for stamps Afternoon ● Demonstration: Flexible Molds ● Participants Sculpt and Mold ● Demonstration: Craft foam and tar paper templates for form & surface patterning ● Demonstration: Cricut workflow for stencil cutting ● Participants create foam, tar-paper, and digital-cut templates Day 2 — Using Your Tools to Create Luminaries & Candle Holders Morning ● Demonstration: using stamps, stencils, and templates to balance intuitive marks with structured repetition ● Demonstration: Constructing forms with flexible molds and tarpaper templates ● Participants start building luminaries and candle holders Afternoon ● Continue projects: incorporating stamps and designing cutouts ● Group sharing, troubleshooting, and refinement ● Glaze considerations, final thoughts, and next-step suggestions *Student Supply List ● Basic clay tools (needle tool, rib, fettling knife, wooden modeling tools) ● Sketchbook or notebook for patterns ● Pencil and Sharpie ● Scissors and X-acto Blades ● Optional: personal texture tools or stamps they enjoy using About Ingrid Chase: Roanoke, Virginia-based high school art teacher and potter, Ingrid Chase, creates one-of-a-kind functional pieces. Inspired by her handmade stamps and pottery tools, Chase embraces the challenge and freedom of working intuitively to develop complex surfaces rich in their visual and tactile nature. Chase primarily throws, but has recently explored the challenge of slab-building with roofing felt and craft foam templates.

Where the ad sends people

kettlecreekhouse.com

VISITING ARTIST WORKSHOP - Luminaries and Candlesticks with Ingrid Chase, IMC Clay JULY 25 & 26

https://www.kettlecreekhouse.com/classes/workshops-products/specialty-workshop-luminaries-and-candlesticks-with-ingrid-chase-imc-clay