Virtual Flowerpot Making

FAQs

Can you describe your Virtual Show in detail?

Guests craft handmade ceramic flowerpot characters in a fun and relaxing workshop. Each pot has its unique personality and botanical hairstyle.

Held over Zoom, The Virtual Flowerpot Party is a 90-minute activity where you’ll learn simple pottery techniques and follow a step-by-step guide to create your own unique plant pot character. 

We start with a short warm-up activity to encourage idea-sharing, spark imagination, and help us think of different features to add to our pots (10/15 minutes).

Next, we dive into pottery. The host guides you step-by-step to build your basic pot. During this time, you’ll learn fundamental pottery techniques and gain an understanding of the material (45 mins).

Then it’s your turn! The host will demonstrate various ideas for additional features you can add to your creations.

In the end, everyone is invited to share their new flowerpot creations with the group! Participants can continue working after the session, and all aftercare instructions are included in the kit.

Can your show be customized for clients? If yes, how? Please give as much detail as possible. What’s the lead time to create the customization?

Yes. Flowerpot kits can include personalized notes/branded material. Live sessions can be tailored to individual client's needs, such as focusing on team-building or adhering to a specific theme.

Do you offer both pre-recorded and live-streamed shows? If so, how long do you need to create a pre-recorded video for a client?

We have a pre-recorded video available, but our artist doesn't currently create custom pre-records for clients.

Where is your show set up?

The artist has a studio with professional filming equipment and lighting, used for the pre-recorded video. Live sessions are conducted from the studio or sometimes from home.

How many cameras do you use in your virtual show, and what’s the quality?

The host uses one camera as having multiple cameras on Zoom can be confusing.

What levels of interaction are there with live audiences? How does this work?

During live sessions, she encourages as much interaction as possible. This is crucial—during the warm-up activity, guests are encouraged to unmute and openly communicate.

What platform do you prefer for your Virtual Show? What other platforms have you used?

Our host prefers Zoom as it works best for her classes. Google Meet and Microsoft Teams don’t work as well for the workshops.

Do you have a technician that helps with the setup of your virtual show? If not, how do you handle technical issues during a live stream?

No, but our potter often has an online assistant for larger bookings to help with any technical issues.

Do guests need anything to participate? 

Yes, they need a pottery package sent to participants before the event. The kit contains everything needed for the session, including: 

• Terracotta Air-Dry Clay

• Succulent or Cactus 'Hairstyle' OR 'Grow Your Own Hairstyle' Seed Kit

• Sculpting Tools

• Colored Paper & Pens, Paintbrushes 

• A3 'Hall Of Fame' Poster (for inspiration!) 

• Aftercare Guide

Currently, kits ship to the UK, but they can ship to Europe as well. 

Is there a minimum and maximum number of attendees that can participate in the show?

There is no minimum and a maximum of 20 people for a typical session. This can be expanded up to 80 with an assistant and breakout rooms.

Are you okay with having a technical call or rehearsal session with the client before the show? The technical call must be in the show location with the same connection

Yes.