Name: Polymer Clay Pot Tiled Rim and Plant Class, Sat, May 9, 1pm-3pm (taught by Gail and Jenny,
Start: 2026-05-09T13:00:00-06:00
End: 2026-05-09T15:00:00-06:00
Location: 2371 Kiesel Ave, Ogden, UT, United States, Utah 84401

Polymer Clay Pot Tiled Rim and Plant Class, Sat, May 9, 1pm-3pm (taught by Gail and Jenny,

🪴 What:
Come embellish a terra cotta clay pot with a polymer clay tiled rim. Choose your stamps, press them into a polymer clay sheet, cut into tiles, dust with mica powder and apply to your pot rim. Then while they cook, you may create a plant stake. At the end of the class you will take home your new pot, a beautiful spider plant, complete with a soil pack. Great gift idea for you or your Mom for Mother’s Day.
💲 Price
$29; includes all supplies, soil and a spider plant
👪 Ages:
Fun for the whole family. Young children will be expected to stay with parent and behave.
📅 When:
Saturday, May 9th from 1-3pm
📍 Where:
The Local Artisan Collective, located at 2371 Kiesel Ave in down town Ogden, just a little south of the Megaplex
🖋️How To Register And Cancelation Policy:
You can register for the class at our shop or online at localartisancollective.com. A full refund, minus a $5 cancellation fee will be given for cancellations more than 7 days before the class. No refunds for canceling less than 7 days before the class begins.
If you are using a cell phone and are having trouble registering, turn it in its side. PCs or Laptops seem to work best.
Call/text 801-686-5351 for more information.

Instructors:
Gail Moses of Nite-n-Gail Arts is excited to begin her new art journey here in Utah after teaching and creating in her own art studio for decades in Alaska. She loves working with polymer clay, watercolor, and drawing. Gail looks forward to sharing her knowledge, experience and techniques while teaching classes here at The Local Artisan Collective.
Jenny Venegas has always been a fan of learning and creating through mediums that people often call, “domestic art” — Sewing, quilting, canning, embroidery and etc. After years of not creating much, she has slowly returned to her roots with her Aunt GGs brand. She now creates a little of this and that in the kitchen and patio to bring comfort to others, just like her Great-Aunts Grace and Glady used to do.