Demo for Kim · BabyFace Studio booking siteBuilt from your current website, your booking calendar and what your customers have told you. November classes and prices are your real ones. December dates and the winter 8-week session are samples.
Try-It and Date Night take no payment when someone books. You email an invoice and hold the seat for 24 hours.
Paying is part of booking. Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and the seat is confirmed the moment it's paid.
Cards sold in your Squarespace store can't be read by your booking calendar, so customers type the card details into a form and you match them by hand.
Gift cards and booking are one system. The code goes in at checkout, leftover balance stays on the card, and cards sold on the old website are imported so they still work.
Every Try-It, Date Night and gift-card booking means writing an invoice, watching the 24-hour window and releasing unpaid seats.
There's nothing to invoice. Everything is paid when it's booked, and 8-week students can pay a 50% deposit with the rest charged automatically in week 4.
On a phone your calendar starts about 3½ screens down. The 8-week classes aren't in it, one schedule link goes to a missing page, and September banners are still up.
A Book a class button on every page. Every class, workshop and 8-week course is on one schedule with the price and seats left. Booking is three steps.
BF-100-DEMO$100 gift cardBF-50-DEMO$50 gift cardSQ-DATE-215Date Night card bought on the old websiteThis is a demo. Nothing here charges a card or sends a text or email. Built by Beacon Web Services for BabyFace Studio.
One-night classes, weekend workshops and 8-week courses. Prices include tax.
Your first time on the pottery wheel. Kim walks you through centering, pulling up walls and shaping a cup or bowl.
2026 Philly Favorites winnerTwo people, two wheels, BYOB. You throw on the wheel, decorate with underglaze decals and pick a glaze. Light refreshments and finger foods included.
One-hour hand-building workshops for kids 5 to 12. An adult stays in the studio for the whole class.
Two to three hour project workshops on weekend afternoons. Every workshop has its own project and price.
Turn a slab of clay into a cookie plate with rollers, cookie cutters and a hand-painted center. · 120 min
Make three ornaments: a gingerbread house, a Philly pretzel and an ugly sweater. · 150 min
Eight 3-hour classes with Kim. Wheel throwing at three levels, plus a beginner/intermediate hand-building class.
The fall session (Oct 19 – Dec 19) is in progress.
Winter 2027 starts in January. Sample dates
Firings, glazes, studio tools, half a shelf, 12.5 lb of clay (18 lb for hand-building) and 2 open studio sessions. Ages 16+.
Winter session
$572.00, or a $286.00 deposit with the rest charged automatically in week 4
Prices include tax. Eight 3-hour classes.
See 8-week courses| Class | Who it's for |
|---|---|
| Beginner | For people new to the wheel, or coming back after years away. Centering, pulling, trimming, handles, surface decoration and glazing. |
| Intermediate | Larger and more complex forms: lids, spouts, taller vessels, more consistent trimming and surface work. You've finished a beginner wheel class (here or at another studio) and can center on your own. |
| Advanced | Bigger, more technical forms, sets, and individual surface decoration. Includes specialty glaze bottles. You're confident on the wheel and glaze on your own. |
| Hand-Building | Slabs, templates, carving, texture and attachments. Great for total beginners and for hand-builders who want more time. |
A few answers will help you pick a place to start.
A good place to start
Your first time on the pottery wheel, in 90 minutes.
Sample date
Looking for a child? Kids Klay is for ages 5–12. An adult stays for the whole class.
Members get open studio time, a shelf and firings. You're eligible after two 8-week courses here, or one if you've thrown before. Kim invites new members as spots open.
Tell Kim what you have in mind, how many people are coming and your preferred date.
