Before painting, please wipe your pottery with the damp sponge provided at your table to remove dust or residue.

Please make sure your hands are clean and not oily before you begin painting.

For best results, apply 2–3 even coats of paint.

Applying too much paint may cause firing issues such as texture changes, pinholes, or glaze movement.

Colours will appear lighter and chalky before firing — this is completely normal.

Due to the kiln firing process, slight variations in colour, texture, or finish may occur and are considered normal.

Once finished, leave your masterpiece with us — we’ll glaze and fire it for a glossy, permanent finish.​

Speckle paints, squeeze bottles, and detail tools require only one thin coat.

Thicker application may increase the risk of firing defects.

Our team is happy to help if you’re unsure how much paint to use.

Grab your turntables, aprons, brushes, sponges, stencils, stamps, and design tools from our supply station.

Use one brush per colour, or rinse and dry before reusing.

You can sketch your design lightly with a pencil — don’t worry, the marks will burn off in the kiln.

Try our Speckle Paints for a fun textured look, or Squeeze Bottles for small details. (Only one thin coat is needed — thicker paint may cause firing issues.)

Please keep the pins inside squeeze bottles to prevent clogging.

Choose your favourite colours from our paint bar.

The colour tiles show what they’ll look like after firing — they’ll appear lighter before that.

Each bottle matches the sample tiles.

Please keep the large paint bottles at the paint station.

Hand-painted ceramics may show natural variations after firing — this is part of the handmade process.

Your finished pottery will usually be ready for pickup in about 7 days.

All finished ceramics will be held for up to 45 days from the day of painting.

Please bring your sales receipt for pickup.

Write down all colours used on your Claim Sheet before leaving your table.