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| It was time for an outing somewhere intersting. |
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| We had seen the lovely plate my bonus daughter Julie had made for her dad for Christmas. |
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| And Laura was raring to go too. She chose her colours. |
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| Which wasn't easy! |
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| And we checked out the walls for inspiration. |
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| There were shelves of items to choose from and prices starting at DKK 150. Not quite sure what these ones cost but some were fairy expensive. |
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| All kids of shapes and patterns. |
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| The price on the plate at the back is DKK 229 but remember that includes all the paint, glazing and firing. |
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| And it's not just for girls by any means. |
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| Laura chose a little cup and saucer that cost DKK 149. |
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| Julie knew the ropes and chose a vinegar bottle for about DKK 200. She was clever enough to draw her picture on paper first. If you're taking children, it's a good idea to draw things at home and then visit the shop with picture to work from. |
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| By the time Julie had got this far... Laura had lost interest and we were playing a doodle game. I'll show you how in the next post. |
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| We had booked the table in advance for two hours and had fun playing the doodle game for 1.5 hours of them while Julie finished her new masterpiece. |
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| The lady painted on the other side is a wee but raunchy... Perhaps I'll pluck up the courage to post it when they are back from the kiln in a week or so's time! |
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In the meantime, here is a lady Laura drew who is brushing her teeth in her underwear. Such aa shame she didn't make it onto a plate but by then Laura had finished her own cup and saucer and was done painting, Maybe next time.
Call and book a table, especially at weekends.
Monday — Friday
11:00 — 19:00 Saturday, Sunday and holidays 10:00 — 18:00 First Thursday of the month (only Frederiksberg) 11:00 — 22:00 |
HAVE FUN!
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