Handmade & Handpicked: A Pottery and Floral Arrangement Workshop
May 15 @ 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
$57.00
In collaboration with Zebulon Pottery and Wrenn’s Farm:
Join us for an evening of creativity and natural beauty on May 15th at Zebulon Pottery! This special collaboration with floral expert Christina Wrenn of Wrenn’s Farm offers a unique, hands-on experience that combines the art of pottery with the elegance of floral design.
The workshop begins with a 2-hour pottery wheel session, where skilled instructors at Zebulon Pottery will guide you through the process of crafting your own ceramic vase. No prior experience is necessary—just bring your enthusiasm and creativity! Once your vase is formed, Christina Wrenn will lead a mini bouquet-making demonstration, sharing professional tips and techniques to help you create a stunning floral arrangement. You’ll follow along and take home your beautifully arranged bouquet to brighten your space.
All necessary materials for both pottery and floral arrangement will be provided—just bring yourself and an eagerness to learn!
Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the tactile joy of pottery and the fragrant allure of fresh flowers. Whether you’re looking to explore a new hobby, enjoy a creative outing with friends, or craft a personalized gift, this workshop promises a memorable and fulfilling experience!
*Your handcrafted vase will be ready for pickup at Zebulon Pottery approximately 2-4 weeks after the event. Please arrange to collect it during studio hours or designate someone to pick it up on your behalf.
About Zebulon Pottery and Wrenn’s Farm:
Zebulon Pottery is a welcoming studio in Wendell, NC, owned by Bianca and John Bruce. Offering workshops, private lessons, and hands-on pottery experiences for all skill levels, the studio fosters creativity, craftsmanship, and community through the art of ceramics.
Christina Wrenn started growing cut flowers after earning her horticulture degree from NC State, beginning with a single row of zinnias that sold out quickly. Now, she and her husband, Austin Wrenn, cultivate over an acre of ornamental flowers on their family farm in Zebulon, using field rows, a greenhouse, and a high tunnel. Their farm is a full-time operation, rotating between strawberry and flower seasons year-round.
In collaboration with Zebulon Pottery and Wrenn’s Farm:
Join us for an evening of creativity and natural beauty on May 15th at Zebulon Pottery! This special collaboration with floral expert Christina Wrenn of Wrenn’s Farm offers a unique, hands-on experience that combines the art of pottery with the elegance of floral design.
The workshop begins with a 2-hour pottery wheel session, where skilled instructors at Zebulon Pottery will guide you through the process of crafting your own ceramic vase. No prior experience is necessary—just bring your enthusiasm and creativity!
Once your vase is formed, Christina Wrenn will lead a mini bouquet-making demonstration, sharing professional tips and techniques to help you create a stunning floral arrangement. You’ll follow along and take home your beautifully arranged bouquet to brighten your space.
All necessary materials for both pottery and floral arrangement will be provided—just bring yourself and an eagerness to learn!
Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the tactile joy of pottery and the fragrant allure of fresh flowers. Whether you’re looking to explore a new hobby, enjoy a creative outing with friends, or craft a personalized gift, this workshop promises a memorable and fulfilling experience!
*Your handcrafted vase will be ready for pickup at Zebulon Pottery approximately 2-4 weeks after the event. Please arrange to collect it during studio hours or designate someone to pick it up on your behalf.
About Zebulon Pottery and Wrenn’s Farm:
Zebulon Pottery is a welcoming studio in Wendell, NC, owned by Bianca and John Bruce. Offering workshops, private lessons, and hands-on pottery experiences for all skill levels, the studio fosters creativity, craftsmanship, and community through the art of ceramics.
Christina Wrenn started growing cut flowers after earning her horticulture degree from NC State, beginning with a single row of zinnias that sold out quickly. Now, she and her husband, Austin Wrenn, cultivate over an acre of ornamental flowers on their family farm in Zebulon, using field rows, a greenhouse, and a high tunnel. Their farm is a full-time operation, rotating between strawberry and flower seasons year-round.
