Paint your own pottery

charlotteL · February 2009

Good idea/bad for a toddler activity.

TexasSmith · February 2009

Could be fun as long as you are prepared for a mess.

nanann · February 2009

can be fun, but needs lots of parental supervision. I've gone with Elena twice.

What I do do with Elena often though is buy some cute wood shapes at hobby lobby or wherever. Usually only spend $5. And get the little box of acrylic paints (not watercolor). She LOVES painting her flowers or hearts or butterflies or whatever. And we can paint them over and over and over again. I think one star must have 10 coats.

aprilprincess · February 2009

we had a great time doing it. Glazed Over on Memorial/Dairy Ashford always has specials going and the staff is really helpful. check out their website.

KellyMichelle · February 2009

I've taken DS pottery painting since he was about 2. He really enjoys it.

CallMeKel · February 2009

We went recently and while it was fun, it didn't keep K's attention for a super long time. We had fun....but for the price, it isn't something I'll do super regularly right now.

charlotteL · February 2009

CallMeKel:
We went recently and while it was fun, it didn't keep K's attention for a super long time. We had fun....but for the price, it isn't something I'll do super regularly right now.

Would you say she lasted about 20 minutes?

aprilprincess · February 2009

charlotteL:
CallMeKel:
We went recently and while it was fun, it didn't keep K's attention for a super long time. We had fun....but for the price, it isn't something I'll do super regularly right now.

Would you say she lasted about 20 minutes?

Addie lasted for about an hour of the process. She did a couple mugs, 3 ornaments (it was christmas) and a couple handprints. She also spent quite awhile painting the paper table cloth.

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