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Pottery Painting & Craft Studios in Glasgow

The Craft Pottery Studio, a kilometre from the centre, has kids coiling and pinching clay into jugs and fairy houses from age six. Braw Wee Craft Club, also right in the centre, is the one for teenagers, arm knitting a blanket or casting a jesmonite tray from £25. Out at East Kilbride, Cafe Ceramico lets you paint a pottery piece or take a hand or footprint, then the kids can run into the free soft play while it dries. For something cheaper, Good Days has kids painting plant pots and beading planters from £16. If wheel-throwing is what you are after, Stef Baxter Pottery takes it seriously, with a deposit and a booked appointment needed first. Creative Bloc mixes pottery in with rug tufting and badge making, and can run a party for up to 24 across two rooms. Rouken Glen Pottery Painting will press the kids' hands and feet into clay to keep, though parties start at £100. Everything here is indoor, so the weather is one less thing to plan around.

8 places From £14

Good to know: pottery painting & craft studios in Glasgow

What does a paid visit cost?

Paid entry starts from £14 at Cafe Ceramico. Prices, ages and facilities are listed on every place page, taken from each venue's own published price list.

Whereabouts are they?

You'll find pottery painting & craft studios in Glasgow and East Kilbride. Every place we list is in or around Glasgow, and each listing has the full address and directions.

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