Potter

A Potter activity at an event usually involves letting people try their hand at making something out of clay. This could be using a pottery wheel for throwing pots, or simpler hand-building techniques to make pinch pots or coil pots. It’s a chance for people to get hands-on with clay and experience the joy of creating something unique. The activity is often led by an experienced potter who can guide participants.

How?

Set up a workspace with clay, tools, and either pottery wheels or flat surfaces for hand-building. Provide aprons to protect clothes. Have an instructor demonstrate basic techniques, then let participants try. For hand-building, show how to make simple shapes or use moulds. If using wheels, help people centre their clay and guide them through pulling up the sides of a pot. Let people decorate their creations with tools or stamps.

Why?

Offers a tangible, creative experience, allowing people to make something with their hands.

A calming and sensory activity that brings satisfaction.

Unique at events, providing a memorable and artistic alternative to traditional games.

Helps develop fine motor skills and encourages creativity.

Provides participants with a personal keepsake they can take home.

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