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Clay Critters workshop

Library craft table with lumps of air-dry clay, wooden tools, water cups and paper plates of unfinished clay animals, with children's hands pinching clay. View larger
Clay Critters workshop
Title
Clay Critters workshop
Description
Ms. Dana and volunteers from the Harlow Arts Guild showed kids how to pinch, roll coils and join pieces with score-and-slip so ears and tails stay on. Everyone went home with a bag of air-dry clay, and most of the clay animals in the show were made with it. Saturday, July 11, 2026, 10 am–noon.
Date
2026-07-11
Relation
Lumpy green clay frog sitting upright with a crooked yellow crown and a tiny gray sword, uneven eyes and a red painted smile.Sir Hops-a-Lot
Purple clay octopus with worried eyebrows; six arms wear painted clay socks, one wears a real striped baby sock, and one arm is bare.The Octopus Who Lost a Sock
Long clay blue whale with a pale belly, scratched throat lines, a smiling eye and three white clay bubbles on a wire above its blowhole.Bubbles the Blue Whale
Very lumpy cream clay chicken with two different-size googly eyes, a red comb, orange craft feathers and a small brown clay egg beside her.Pancake the Chicken
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Fictional demonstration content created for the Omeka S demo. The event is invented and the image was generated with AI (FLUX.2). Free to reuse (CC0 1.0).
Subject
Clay
Workshops
Event Type
Workshop
Participants
31 kids ages 5–12, with volunteers from the Harlow Arts Guild
Spatial Coverage
Community Room, Harlow Public Library, Harlow, Idaho (fictional)
Site pages
Clay Animals