Half-Baked Pottery

In my never-ending quest to do something fun at all times, I dragged took Wheat to Half-Baked Pottery in Broad Ripple a couple weeks ago to paint some pottery. The place is absolutely adorable - a little house converted into a painting studio.

It took us a while to choose what pieces we wanted because there were so many cute options. I was torn between a few things (including the Penguin and Converse piggy banks), but ultimately settled on an ice cream cone-shaped bowl and spoon. Unsurprisingly, Wheat decided to paint a tiny football helmet, which he decorated to look like Tennessee.

The worker helped us choose our colors and offered to teach us some painting techniques, but we knew that would be an exercise in futility and politely declined. So, we settled in and got to work on our masterpieces.

Such focus.

One hour, one mini-panic attack, and four paint-speckled hands later, we were happy with the outcome.

We ended the night with dinner at our favorite Mexican restaurant in Indy, La Piedad, and I can tell you - the only thing I like more than guacamole is spending time with this guy.

I picked up the fired, finished products last week and I love how they turned out!