Craft and pottery in Ipswich

Questions parents ask

Is there food at Glass & Craft, or do we need to bring a packed lunch?

There is a café serving food, snacks and drinks in the craft studios. There is also a Crafternoon Tea offer in partnership with The Millers Kitchen at Kersey Mill, which includes afternoon tea alongside a craft activity.

Do we need to book in advance, or can we just turn up?

Booking is not essential as the studio normally seats up to 35 people at once. However, you should book during school holidays and weekends to avoid disappointment, or phone ahead to reserve a craft table.

How long does a typical visit take?

The page does not specify how long a visit typically takes. Slime-making workshops run for 30 minutes, and you can do multiple crafts in one session with discounted rates on additional activities.

Does it work on rainy days?

Yes, Glass & Craft is indoors in dedicated craft workshop areas. The page notes that rainy weekends can be busy, so booking is advisable.

Is there an outdoor area for when the weather is good?

During the summer months, there is an outside craft area with a children's slide and sandpit available to use.

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