Large Hare Sculpture Experience at our Blended Monkey Studios - June 2025

siloutaggart

Jun 23, 2025

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Updated: Jul 28, 2025

We had a lovely group of students attend our large hare sculpture experience, tutored by the talented Christine Pike. I kept popping in to take photos of the progress throughout the day, and we now have a gorgeous group of hares all with different expressions and characters!

Simon and I kept the group fuelled with plenty of refreshments and also a lovely lunch, with tasty bakes (brownies, cheese scones & large choc-chip cookies) provided by the fabulous Fanoggins Bakery - https://www.instagram.com/fanogginscrafts/

These cute hares are now being left to dry out thoroughly in my studio before they are bisque fired, glazed in the colours chosen by their makers, and then finally high fired.

I'll post piccies of the creations when they emerge from the kiln.

We have a number of group clay sculpture workshops scheduled throughout the year, from blossom tiles through to green men, there's something for everyone.

For more info and to book a group sculpture session or another group experience, check out our website https://www.blendedmonkey.co.uk/category/group-workshops

Our experiences make ideal CRAFTY GIFTs & we can post or email you a complimentary personalised voucher if you'd like to make any of our experiences a present for somebody.

Red clay hare sculpture
Group of students who attended our large hare sculpture experience
Group of sculpture students busily working on their hares
Hare sculpture progress - showing the body sculpted before the head goes on
Hare sculpture group taking a well earned lunch break in the Blended Monkey gardens
Lovely lunch in the Blended Monkey gardens
Chocolate chip cookies baked by Fanoggins Bakery
Gluten free options for one of our students
Group of students busily working on their hare sculptures
Hare sculpture in the making
Clay hare looking up at the stars
Forwards looking hare
Lovely ears on this clay hare sculpture
Side view of one of the hare sculptures
Student working on their hare sculpture
One of the student's hare sculptures
Group of finished hares in a cluster on the table
Group of completed hares