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Two-Day Ceramics Workshop: Making Goos with Melissa Dettloff

Part One: Sunday February 23rd from 10:30am to 12:30pm 

Part Two: Sunday March 2nd from 10:30am to 12:30pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 10+

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

In this two part workshop, you'll learn ceramic hand building basics while creating a unique Goo of your own! 

Your instructor, Melissa will guide you through pinching and coiling, score and slip, and surface decoration via glazing by dipping and painting. No experience is necessary and all tools and materials are provided. 

Please note, your Goos will be ready to pick up in 1-2 weeks after the second session, when the kiln firing is complete. POST staff will call when the projects are ready for pick up.

About the Instructor:

Melissa Dettloff is an artist and teacher based in Detroit, and she has been screen printing for over twenty years. She makes colorful screen prints out of her home studio, which she shares with her greyhound, Bernadette.

Marbling Workshop: water bath marbling on multiple mediums

Saturday January 4th from 11am to 1pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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This class is perfect for anyone who sometimes feels intimidated by arts and crafts. Because the process is very free-flowing, everyone will have some successful results!

Water marbling is an ancient technique of lightly applying pigments onto the surface of thickened water in order to create beautiful, swirling designs that may be transferred onto a range of different surfaces such as paper, leather, fabric, and more. 

In this hands-on workshop, you will learn about the origins of marbling art and how it has been applied in various forms. Playing with colors and a variety of tools will allow you to experiment with different patterns. 

We’ll show you how to properly dip paper, leather, wood, and fabric into the bath in order to perfectly transfer your trippy patterns. We'll also discuss uses for the results beyond the workshop. So many projects can be made with your marbled pieces!

About the Instructor:

Clare Fox is a Detroit-based visual artist, instructor, and curator. Her academic and professional background is in Printmaking, though her studio practice also includes experimental photography, sculpture, and woodworking. Clare is the creative director and a co-founder of Mutual Adoration and POST.

Vision Board + Planner Workshop

Sunday January 19th from 10am to 12pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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It is time to set goals, create intentions, and clarify your vision for 2025!

Join Stephanie Selvaggio of Naturally Empowered for an afternoon of dreaming, creating, and vision boarding. The way we start our day can dictate the way our day goes. The same goes for our year. Make this year meaningful & intentional.

During this make & take workshop, we'll envision our dreams for 2025, write them down & see them happen. To cement these dreams & goals, we'll create a vision board to remind and inspire us throughout the year. There is scientific research behind writing our goals and dreams down. There is power behind envisioning ourselves living our goals and dreams out. Create the life you love by designing it yourself. Leave feeling empowered to have the best year yet.

Everyone will take home their own Empowered Life Planner along with their vision board.

* If you have already purchased an EMPOWERED LIFE PLANNER, please bring it and we will reimburse you ($35) on the day of class.

All materials for vision boards will be provided, but we encourage you to bring any images, mantras, or special objects along with you to help you focus or to incorporate into your creation. If you have extra magazines, please bring those too! 

About the Instructor:

Stephanie Selvaggio is a certified Holistic Health Coach, yoga instructor & designer of the Empowered Life Planner Designer. She’s been supporting individuals & groups on wellness journeys for over 10 years. She offers an array of programming such as courses, events and retreats, all rooted in the values of her planner. Her integrated approach to well-being includes nutrition, self-care, mindfulness, building healthy habits, stress management, energy work and movement.

This is our 9th year publishing The Empowered Life Planner. We're over the moon to share it with you & usher in 2025 with the intention to add to life.

It’s an honor & a privilege to share this transformative ritual that has helped thousands reclaim their time, well-being & ownership of their lives. I designed this planner out of necessity for a container for MY day that held appointments as well as motivated my desires and aspirations. I needed something to help me move through all if the seasons of life. The dark nights of the soul as well as the bright and shiny moments. A place to check in with myself on a deeper level.

The 1st draft of this planner lived on an excel sheet and I printed off copies for the week ahead. After months of using it personally, I began to share the daily pages with clients. Together, we made the prompts even more effective. Each year we make small tweaks in accordance with your feedback and our goal to support you in living in authentic, intentional, alignment with what moves you.

There is no for-sure way to know what any given year will bring, but there IS a

way to create habits & rituals that usher in balance each day. Our planner will guide you in adjusting your sails when you can’t change the direction of the wind. Get in the groove of making this planner part of each day and that trait will be indelible. With organizational tools, wellness tips, inspiration and gratitude practices on every page, The 2025 Empowered Life Planner is your rock solid foundation to form healthy habits and routines, so fitting in what's most important to you happens on the reg :)

Botanical Workshop: Framed Floral Collage

Saturday January 11th from 10am to 12pm

Entry Level Class — No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Create a unique composition with the natural beauty of locally grown flowers! 

This 2 hour make + take workshop is all about getting creative as you create a botanical collage that reflects your style. We will have a variety of unique dried flowers, ferns, leaves in a wide array of color schemes to choose from. 

Everyone will take home their unique piece, framed in a Mutual Adoration wood frame. Glass and mating is included.

Choose from a selection of handcrafted 11x14" reclaimed wood frames. We'll have a variety of colors, wood stains, and frame widths available to choose from. Please send a note at least one week in advance if you have any special requests.

We welcome and encourage you to bring your own pressed flowers if you feel so inclined.

Macrame + Reclaimed Wood Hanging Shelf Workshop

Saturday January 11th from 2pm to 5pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

Learn various macrame techniques to create a functional and very beautiful craft. Using various knots and twists, students will turn a wooden board into a decorative hanging shelf. We'll provide sturdy macrame rope in a wide array of colors. 

Select a unique piece of reclaimed wood from the Mutual Adoration wood shop to complete your project. The boards have been sanded, stained, and finished specifically for the macrame hangers. Decorative and utilitarian! 

Everyone will take home a handcrafted wood + macrame shelf, ready to hang!

About the Instructor: Angela Zachary, a third-generation textile hand-crafter with over two decades of teaching experience, finds pure joy in crafting and fostering community. Her passion for creating is fostered out of a love for sustainability, and learning to slow down.

MENDING DOUBLE FEATURE!

Saturday FEBRUARY 15th

SASHIKO DENIM MENDING 10am-1pm

NEEDLE FELTING KNIT MENDING 2pm-5pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

It's a Wardrobe Mending Double Feature Day in the POST studio! Join us for Denim Mending, Knit Mending, or both to receive a little discount!

10am-1pm DENIM The morning session will focus on repairing denim staples with the centuries old art of Sashiko and Boro mending. Everyone will try various stitches and learn how to choose techniques that will make a strong, long-lasting repair. We’ll cover best practices with a variety of denim and linen fabrics available for patching and stabilizing your pieces. Please bring your own clothing to mend and any preferred patching fabric you may have. Jeans, chinos, denim skirts/jackets, chambray shirts all work great! Everyone will recieve sashiko needles, threads, floss, and a take-home booklet.

1pm-2pm LUNCH Please bring a lunch or plan to add onto to an order from local favorite, The Sprout House. Our cafe will also be open all day, with Honey Dirt Coffee serving drinks and treats.

2pm-5pm KNITS The afternoon session will focus on Needle Felting. Whether you’re looking to mend moth holes, fill in worn elbows, repair small snags, or simply want to add some pizzazz to that drab old sweater - you are going to love Needle Felting! This workshop will introduce you to visible and invisible mending techniques for use on most knits. Needle felting works well on wool, cashmere, alpaca, and most cotton, acrylic, silk, and linens blends too. A variety of roving and fabrics will be provided for practice. We encourage you to bring in your own knits as well. Everyone will take home a needle felting kit and a take-home booklet.

About the Instructor: 

Angela Zachary, a third-generation textile hand-crafter with over two decades of teaching experience, finds pure joy in crafting and fostering community. Her passion for creating is fostered out of a love for sustainability, and learning to slow down.

MENDING DOUBLE FEATURE!

Saturday January 4th

SASHIKO DENIM MENDING 10am-1pm

NEEDLE FELTING KNIT MENDING 2pm-5pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

It's a Wardrobe Mending Double Feature Day in the POST studio! Join us for Denim Mending, Knit Mending, or both to receive a little discount!

10am-1pm DENIM The morning session will focus on repairing denim staples with the centuries old art of Sashiko and Boro mending. Everyone will try various stitches and learn how to choose techniques that will make a strong, long-lasting repair. We’ll cover best practices with a variety of denim and linen fabrics available for patching and stabilizing your pieces. Please bring your own clothing to mend and any preferred patching fabric you may have. Jeans, chinos, denim skirts/jackets, chambray shirts all work great! Everyone will recieve sashiko needles, threads, floss, and a take-home booklet.

1pm-2pm LUNCH Please bring a lunch or plan to add onto to an order from local favorite, The Sprout House. Our cafe will also be open all day, with Honey Dirt Coffee serving drinks and treats.

2pm-5pm KNITS The afternoon session will focus on Needle Felting. Whether you’re looking to mend moth holes, fill in worn elbows, repair small snags, or simply want to add some pizzazz to that drab old sweater - you are going to love Needle Felting! This workshop will introduce you to visible and invisible mending techniques for use on most knits. Needle felting works well on wool, cashmere, alpaca, and most cotton, acrylic, silk, and linens blends too. A variety of roving and fabrics will be provided for practice. We encourage you to bring in your own knits as well. Everyone will take home a needle felting kit and a take-home booklet.

About the Instructor: 

Angela Zachary, a third-generation textile hand-crafter with over two decades of teaching experience, finds pure joy in crafting and fostering community. Her passion for creating is fostered out of a love for sustainability, and learning to slow down.

Greeting card featuring original design and illustration by Jodi Lynn's Emporium of Doodles.

Single greeting card
Blank Inside
Card Size: A2 (4.25x5.5)
Includes Kraft envelope

Illustrated + Printed in Detroit, Michigan
* Woman Owned Business

Jodi Lynn Burton is an artist and illustrator, born and raised in Michigan. She finds much of her inspiration from exploring the outdoors and learning about science. Jodi feels compelled to share her illustrations to help creativity live on in minds of adults and children alike. Her love for learning and sharing has also poured over into a passion project she calls Detroit Craft Academy. DCA is a podcast dedicated to interviewing makers, creators, and DIY small business owners about what they do. During the show Jodi encourages makers to share their struggles and talk about what it is really like to run a business.

Greeting card featuring original design and illustration by Jodi Lynn's Emporium of Doodles.

Single greeting card
Blank Inside
Card Size: A2 (4.25x5.5)
Includes Kraft envelope

Illustrated + Printed in Detroit, Michigan
* Woman Owned Business

Jodi Lynn Burton is an artist and illustrator, born and raised in Michigan. She finds much of her inspiration from exploring the outdoors and learning about science. Jodi feels compelled to share her illustrations to help creativity live on in minds of adults and children alike. Her love for learning and sharing has also poured over into a passion project she calls Detroit Craft Academy. DCA is a podcast dedicated to interviewing makers, creators, and DIY small business owners about what they do. During the show Jodi encourages makers to share their struggles and talk about what it is really like to run a business.

Digital print of original illustration by Jodi Lynn Burton from her City Portraits series.

The original was done with pen, ink, and water color. The full color reproduction has been printed in full color on matte, heavyweight, archival paper. 

Print Measures: 14 inches tall x 11 inches wide

Print is sold unframed. If you would like to add a frame to your order, we are happy to frame it for you, please send a message to request a custom-made frame.

Illustrated + Printed in Detroit, Michigan
* Woman Owned Business

Jodi Lynn Burton is an artist and illustrator, born and raised in Michigan. She finds much of her inspiration from exploring the outdoors and learning about science. Jodi feels compelled to share her illustrations to help creativity live on in minds of adults and children alike. Her love for learning and sharing has also poured over into a passion project she calls Detroit Craft Academy. DCA is a podcast dedicated to interviewing makers, creators, and DIY small business owners about what they do. During the show Jodi encourages makers to share their struggles and talk about what it is really like to run a business.

Digital print of original illustration by Jodi Lynn Burton from her City Portraits series.

The original was done with pen, ink, and water color. The full color reproduction has been printed in full color on matte, heavyweight, archival paper. 

Print Measures: 14 inches tall x 11 inches wide

Print is sold unframed. If you would like to add a frame to your order, we are happy to frame it for you, please send a message to request a custom-made frame.

Illustrated + Printed in Detroit, Michigan
* Woman Owned Business

Jodi Lynn Burton is an artist and illustrator, born and raised in Michigan. She finds much of her inspiration from exploring the outdoors and learning about science. Jodi feels compelled to share her illustrations to help creativity live on in minds of adults and children alike. Her love for learning and sharing has also poured over into a passion project she calls Detroit Craft Academy. DCA is a podcast dedicated to interviewing makers, creators, and DIY small business owners about what they do. During the show Jodi encourages makers to share their struggles and talk about what it is really like to run a business.

Digital print of original illustration by Jodi Lynn Burton from her City Portraits series.

The original was done with pen, ink, and water color. The full color reproduction has been printed in full color on matte, heavyweight, archival paper. 

Print Measures: 11 inches tall x 8 1/2 inches wide

Print is sold unframed. If you would like to add a frame to your order, we are happy to frame it for you, please send a message to request a custom-made frame.

Illustrated + Printed in Detroit, Michigan
* Woman Owned Business

Jodi Lynn Burton is an artist and illustrator, born and raised in Michigan. She finds much of her inspiration from exploring the outdoors and learning about science. Jodi feels compelled to share her illustrations to help creativity live on in minds of adults and children alike. Her love for learning and sharing has also poured over into a passion project she calls Detroit Craft Academy. DCA is a podcast dedicated to interviewing makers, creators, and DIY small business owners about what they do. During the show Jodi encourages makers to share their struggles and talk about what it is really like to run a business.

Digital print of original illustration by Jodi Lynn Burton from her City Portraits series.

The original was done with pen, ink, and water color. The full color reproduction has been printed in full color on matte, heavyweight, archival paper. 

Print Measures: 11 inches tall x 8 1/2 inches wide

Print is sold unframed. If you would like to add a frame to your order, we are happy to frame it for you, please send a message to request a custom-made frame.

Illustrated + Printed in Detroit, Michigan
* Woman Owned Business

Jodi Lynn Burton is an artist and illustrator, born and raised in Michigan. She finds much of her inspiration from exploring the outdoors and learning about science. Jodi feels compelled to share her illustrations to help creativity live on in minds of adults and children alike. Her love for learning and sharing has also poured over into a passion project she calls Detroit Craft Academy. DCA is a podcast dedicated to interviewing makers, creators, and DIY small business owners about what they do. During the show Jodi encourages makers to share their struggles and talk about what it is really like to run a business.

Digital print of original illustration by Jodi Lynn Burton.

The original was done with pen, ink, and water color. The full color reproduction has been printed in full color on matte, heavyweight, archival paper. 

Print Measures: 11 inches tall x 8.5 inches wide

Print is sold unframed. If you would like to add a frame to your order, we are happy to frame it for you, please send a message to request a custom-made frame.

Illustrated + Printed in Detroit, Michigan
* Woman Owned Business

Jodi Lynn Burton is an artist and illustrator, born and raised in Michigan. She finds much of her inspiration from exploring the outdoors and learning about science. Jodi feels compelled to share her illustrations to help creativity live on in minds of adults and children alike. Her love for learning and sharing has also poured over into a passion project she calls Detroit Craft Academy. DCA is a podcast dedicated to interviewing makers, creators, and DIY small business owners about what they do. During the show Jodi encourages makers to share their struggles and talk about what it is really like to run a business.

KNIT NITE happens on most Thursday evenings in the POST studio.

6pm - 8pm

FREE!

Everyone is welcome! 

Come hang out with your POST pals for a night of textile crafting. Bring your knitting, crochet, needlework, or fibers project along with any tools and supplies needed. Local fiber artists Ashley Welser and Angela Zachary will be here, making alongside you, offering guidance and support if you run into a pinch. 

• Our CAFE will be open until 6:15 - Arrive promptly to order coffee, tea, etc.
• You're welcome to also bring snacks, wine, and other beverages.
• The shop will be open for browsing and shopping too!

About the hosts:

Ashley Welser's love of knitting and fiber arts blossomed at the age of twelve and quickly became her passion. Her goal as a teacher of fiber arts is to cultivate a love of crafting in a way that inspires students to think creatively about the resources surrounding them and to fill the world with beauty while doing tasks that increase mindfulness and independent thinking. She also owns Ashwelle Fiber Works - a hand spun and hand dyed yarn business emphasizing the creation of unique small batch yarns made slowly, thoughtfully, and with respect to the materials used in the process.

Angela Zachary, a third-generation textile hand-crafter with over two decades of teaching experience, finds pure joy in crafting and fostering community. Her passion for creating is fostered out of a love for sustainability, and learning to slow down.

KNIT NITE happens on most Thursday evenings in the POST studio.

6pm - 8pm

FREE!

Everyone is welcome! 

Come hang out with your POST pals for a night of textile crafting. Bring your knitting, crochet, needlework, or fibers project along with any tools and supplies needed. Local fiber artists Ashley Welser and Angela Zachary will be here, making alongside you, offering guidance and support if you run into a pinch. 

• Our CAFE will be open until 6:15 - Arrive promptly to order coffee, tea, etc.
• You're welcome to also bring snacks, wine, and other beverages.
• The shop will be open for browsing and shopping too!

About the hosts:

Ashley Welser's love of knitting and fiber arts blossomed at the age of twelve and quickly became her passion. Her goal as a teacher of fiber arts is to cultivate a love of crafting in a way that inspires students to think creatively about the resources surrounding them and to fill the world with beauty while doing tasks that increase mindfulness and independent thinking. She also owns Ashwelle Fiber Works - a hand spun and hand dyed yarn business emphasizing the creation of unique small batch yarns made slowly, thoughtfully, and with respect to the materials used in the process.

Angela Zachary, a third-generation textile hand-crafter with over two decades of teaching experience, finds pure joy in crafting and fostering community. Her passion for creating is fostered out of a love for sustainability, and learning to slow down.

KNIT NITE happens on most Thursday evenings in the POST studio.

6pm - 8pm

FREE!

Everyone is welcome! 

Come hang out with your POST pals for a night of textile crafting. Bring your knitting, crochet, needlework, or fibers project along with any tools and supplies needed. Local fiber artists Ashley Welser and Angela Zachary will be here, making alongside you, offering guidance and support if you run into a pinch. 

• Our CAFE will be open until 6:15 - Arrive promptly to order coffee, tea, etc.
• You're welcome to also bring snacks, wine, and other beverages.
• The shop will be open for browsing and shopping too!

About the hosts:

Ashley Welser's love of knitting and fiber arts blossomed at the age of twelve and quickly became her passion. Her goal as a teacher of fiber arts is to cultivate a love of crafting in a way that inspires students to think creatively about the resources surrounding them and to fill the world with beauty while doing tasks that increase mindfulness and independent thinking. She also owns Ashwelle Fiber Works - a hand spun and hand dyed yarn business emphasizing the creation of unique small batch yarns made slowly, thoughtfully, and with respect to the materials used in the process.

Angela Zachary, a third-generation textile hand-crafter with over two decades of teaching experience, finds pure joy in crafting and fostering community. Her passion for creating is fostered out of a love for sustainability, and learning to slow down.

KNIT NITE happens on most Thursday evenings in the POST studio.

6pm - 8pm

FREE!

Everyone is welcome! 

Come hang out with your POST pals for a night of textile crafting. Bring your knitting, crochet, needlework, or fibers project along with any tools and supplies needed. Local fiber artists Ashley Welser and Angela Zachary will be here, making alongside you, offering guidance and support if you run into a pinch. 

• Our CAFE will be open until 6:15 - Arrive promptly to order coffee, tea, etc.
• You're welcome to also bring snacks, wine, and other beverages.
• The shop will be open for browsing and shopping too!

About the hosts:

Ashley Welser's love of knitting and fiber arts blossomed at the age of twelve and quickly became her passion. Her goal as a teacher of fiber arts is to cultivate a love of crafting in a way that inspires students to think creatively about the resources surrounding them and to fill the world with beauty while doing tasks that increase mindfulness and independent thinking. She also owns Ashwelle Fiber Works - a hand spun and hand dyed yarn business emphasizing the creation of unique small batch yarns made slowly, thoughtfully, and with respect to the materials used in the process.

Angela Zachary, a third-generation textile hand-crafter with over two decades of teaching experience, finds pure joy in crafting and fostering community. Her passion for creating is fostered out of a love for sustainability, and learning to slow down.

Ceramics Workshop: Customizing Functional Puff Pipes with Mitch Segall of Central Ceramics Co.

Saturday January 25th from 5:30 to 7:30pm 

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 21+ only

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

Join us for an adults-only POST-after-dark session!

Spend a chill evening with friends while you customize your own unique bowl. With a variety of colorful underglaze paints at your fingertips, Mitch will guide you through glazing techniques as you decorate your fully functional puff pipe!

We will have a variety of prepared blank pieces for you to choose from. Please see photos as examples. Please note that shapes and sizes vary, based on available supply.

Once your glaze is set, your pipe will be loaded into the kiln to be fired. All pipes will be ready for pick up 1 week after class when the kiln firing is complete.

About the Instructor:

Mitch Segall is a native Michigander, a proud MSU alum, and the founder of Central Ceramics Co. He has been working with clay for nearly 20 years and teaching for over 10 years. Mitch has apprenticed in a number of pottery studios and is the manager of Pewabic Pottery’s gallery shop. He loves exploring shape, texture, and color, and stretching those elements within the limitations of clay. Mitch’s current body of work reflects the aesthetics and inspirations discovered during his time living in Central America.

Two-Day Ceramics Workshop: Hand Building Bowls with Mitch Segall

Part One: Sunday January 5th from 1:30pm to 4:30pm 

Part Two: Sunday January 12th from 1:30pm to 3:30pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 16+

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

Love making your own dressings and marinades but sick of chopping that sticky garlic and those finicky herbs? Grater bowls come equipped with a garlic grater, herb stripper, and a convenient spout. Local artist and pottery maverick, Mitch Segall, offers a unique opportunity to learn ceramic bowl crafting with some special tools built in that’ll make your time in the kitchen fun and easy. 

During this two-part workshop, you’ll learn all about handbuilding and glazing stoneware. By the end of class, you’ll understand how to properly coil build with clay so that the resulting piece is structurally sound. You'll also learn how to imprint textures and add shapes to create something entirely unique.

When you return for the second date, you'll learn how to apply glaze to your bisque fired bowl using a variety of glazing techniques. 

What activities will you experience?

• Wedging clay
• Rolling clay into coils
• Building coils into a bowl form
• Smoothing and blending techniques
• Scoring and slipping to attach pieces
• Paddling technique
• Drying techniques
• Applying detail and color

About the Instructor:

Mitch Segall is a native Michigander, a proud MSU alum, and the founder of Central Ceramics Co. He has been working with clay for nearly 20 years and teaching for over 10 years. Mitch has apprenticed in a number of pottery studios and is the manager of Pewabic Pottery’s gallery shop. He loves exploring shape, texture, and color, and stretching those elements within the limitations of clay. Mitch’s current body of work reflects the aesthetics and inspirations discovered during his time living in Central America.

Ceramics Workshop: Customizing Functional Puff Pipes with Mitch Segall of Central Ceramics Co.

Friday December 27th from 7pm to 9pm 

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 21+ only

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

Join us for an adults-only POST-after-dark session!

Spend a chill evening with friends while you customize your own unique bowl. With a variety of colorful underglaze paints at your fingertips, Mitch will guide you through glazing techniques as you decorate your fully functional puff pipe!

We will have a variety of prepared blank pieces for you to choose from. Please see photos as examples. Please note that shapes and sizes vary, based on available supply.

Once your glaze is set, your pipe will be loaded into the kiln to be fired. All pipes will be ready for pick up 1 week after class when the kiln firing is complete.

About the Instructor:

Mitch Segall is a native Michigander, a proud MSU alum, and the founder of Central Ceramics Co. He has been working with clay for nearly 20 years and teaching for over 10 years. Mitch has apprenticed in a number of pottery studios and is the manager of Pewabic Pottery’s gallery shop. He loves exploring shape, texture, and color, and stretching those elements within the limitations of clay. Mitch’s current body of work reflects the aesthetics and inspirations discovered during his time living in Central America.

Screen Printing Workshop: Pet Portraits with Melissa Dettloff

Saturday March 15th from 10:30am to 2pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

Your pet deserves 15 minutes of fame! And a custom-made portrait!
Learn the basics of screen printing and create a hand illustrated portrait of your favorite furry friend. We'll be using an accessible, non-darkroom method that can easily be replicated at home. Each participant will create an edition of 6 handmade, 8"x10" custom portraits of their own pet using drawing templates and Melissa’s guidance.

Mutual Adoration frames will be available in the shop at a 20% discount for workshop attendees.

We’ll email all registrants with instructions for how to select and send your pet’s photo before class. Nothing fancy needed - high resolution cell phone photos will work fine on newer phone models.

• Here is a 4-step guide on setting your resolution for Iphones/Ipads. 
• Here is a 4-step guide on setting your resolution for Androids 

About the Instructor:

Melissa Dettloff is an artist and teacher based in Detroit, and she has been screen printing for over twenty years. She makes colorful screen prints out of her home studio, which she shares with her greyhound, Bernadette.

Screen Printing Workshop: Pet Portraits with Melissa Dettloff

Sunday February 16th from 10:30am to 2pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

Your pet deserves 15 minutes of fame! And a custom-made portrait!
Learn the basics of screen printing and create a hand illustrated portrait of your favorite furry friend. We'll be using an accessible, non-darkroom method that can easily be replicated at home. Each participant will create an edition of 6 handmade, 8"x10" custom portraits of their own pet using drawing templates and Melissa’s guidance.

Mutual Adoration frames will be available in the shop at a 20% discount for workshop attendees.

We’ll email all registrants with instructions for how to select and send your pet’s photo before class. Nothing fancy needed - high resolution cell phone photos will work fine on newer phone models.

• Here is a 4-step guide on setting your resolution for Iphones/Ipads. 
• Here is a 4-step guide on setting your resolution for Androids 

About the Instructor:

Melissa Dettloff is an artist and teacher based in Detroit, and she has been screen printing for over twenty years. She makes colorful screen prints out of her home studio, which she shares with her greyhound, Bernadette.

Jewelry Workshop with Julie from Fate & Coincidence

Sunday February 2nd from 10:30am to 1:30pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

Spend some time with friends in the POST studio, learning and creating our favorite thing…jewelry!!!

During this 3 hour hands-on workshop, Julie will cover the basics of jewelry design and assemblage. She’ll bring in her gorgeous collection of new and vintage beads to inspire your creativity as you build your custom set. Learn her process of design, lay out, material selection, assembly, and finishing using jump rings, flat elements and jewelry pliers. 

Each attendee will take home one completed pair of earrings and a beaded necklace along with the know-how and inspiration to continue making on their own.

About the Instructor:

Julie Broekman (formerly Rudziensky) was born and raised in Michigan. She is an automotive color and material designer by day and a jewelry designer/maker by night. Her jewelry line, Fate & Coincidence, is a mix of boho-modern style that is sold in over 50 stores around the country. She is a lover of wildlife, nature, and color.