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Choose a piece (or two!) of bisque pottery that you'd like to paint. Paint The Towne offers pieces
from animals to piggy banks to mugs and more for every age! We have a variety of stencils, stamps, polka dot makers, techniques & more to help you decorate! Next, we will assist you as you choose your paint colors.
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​After you have applied 2-3 coats of under-glaze (paint), and are finished decorating your piece of pottery, it will have a 'chalky' feel and appearance.

At this point, you will leave your piece(s) at Paint The Towne, and we will take care of the rest!

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​After a day or two of drying, we will dip your piece(s) in a green over-glaze that fires clear and shiny in the kiln.

This glaze seals the pottery allowing pieces such as mugs, plates, platters, and bowls to be
food safe
microwave safe

and oven safe.

The over-glaze makes your
piece(s) slick and shiny, so any surface (such as plates and plaques) can be used as a dry erase board.


After the green over-glaze is dry, we will fire your piece(s) of pottery in a kiln that heats up to 1800 degrees!

Once everything in your order has been removed from the kiln, we will call you & let you know your pieces are ready to take home!

The entire process takes up to 7 days.
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After firing the colors of your masterpiece will appear brighter and shinier!

To view more finished pieces, check out the pictures under the "Gallery" tab.
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  • Home
  • Gallery
    • Banks
    • For Kids
    • Miscellaneous
    • Mugs & Cups
    • Pets
    • Plates & Bowls
    • Seasonal
    • Canvas Gallery
  • Upcoming Events
  • Parties & Groups
  • Private Canvas Classes
  • The Pottery Process
  • Contact Us
    • FAQs