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12/09/2006 by cazmo

Decorate your own pottery

Does anyone know anything about the shop that used to be Majorie Williams (Florist). Looks like it has been taken over. There is a poster outside which says 'House of ceramics-decorate your own pottery'. I wonder if this will be like Manic Ceramics in Hertford? If so, will be lovely for the town. My kids will be pleased!


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Reply ID 17537

12/09/2006 by Scouter

That would be good, my son's just attended a Manic Ceramic party and it's quality.


Reply ID 17542

12/09/2006 by kate darcy

They are still doing flowers its an extra thing they have added. You can also have ceramic painting parties up at the Artshed at Three Lakes.


Reply ID 17544

12/09/2006 by JGM

I was given a leaflet about this (at the carnival I think)and yes I am led to understand it will be similar to manic ceramics. judging by the number of parties held there it should be a sucessful new venture for them (from child activity point of view) and less traipsing over to Hertford during party time, much easier to walk to the high street.


Reply ID 17545

12/09/2006 by cazmo

Absolutely! Lets hope it will be a succesful venture. Didn't realise the Artshed at Three Lakes did it too. Will have to investigate that one. My Daughter has already hinted she wants a Manic Ceramic party so will be good to have more than one option!


Reply ID 17577

14/09/2006 by frilly

Artshed also run painting on ceramic parties, but also offer a lot more besides. The children can design their own party they can make pottery items, from clocks to mobiles, beads and handbags etc. In addition to paper mache sculpture, masks the list is endless. Parking is easy too along with a lot of space to lay out your own tea for the childrens guests. My daughter recently had a pottery clock party there, she and her friends had a great time.


Reply ID 17609

15/09/2006 by cazmo

Hope you don't mind me asking frilly, but how much did it cost? Sounds wonderful. Also, which age group would you say it's suitable for?


Reply ID 17766

21/09/2006 by frilly

Hi Cazmo I know I paid £15.00 per head for the pottery clock party for my daughter. I think that they ages start at 5 up they also do party for groups of adults, hen parties etc. Give them a call and ask.


Reply ID 17769

21/09/2006 by Rachael

Marjorie Williams has changed hands. It happened quite a few weeks ago i think. I don't know if the Barbies are now homeless!


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