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Hand Building: Moon Gazing Rabbit for Totem

Sat, May 10

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Pace

A Unique opportunity for beginners and intermediate hand builders.

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Hand Building: Moon Gazing Rabbit for Totem
Hand Building: Moon Gazing Rabbit for Totem

Time & Location

May 10, 2025, 9:30 AM – 2:00 PM

Pace, 4112 Bell Ln, Pace, FL 32571, USA

About The Event

Additional dates available if extra time is needed to complete the project. If you can't make the first session, please contact us to arrange another date for completing this project.

Glazing session usually takes place 3-4 weeks after the first construction session.

Schedule

Tickets

  • HB: Moon Gazing Hare

    This ticket includes 5# of clay, 1st & 2nd firings, use of shop paints and tools, and teacher led instruction.

    $65.00

    +$4.55 Sales Tax

    Sale ended

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