Clay & Bouquet – Floral Design Session with Chase Bailey

Join CAA member artist Chase Bailey for the second session in this unique two-part workshop that beautifully blends ceramics and floral design. While these are two standalone classes, they are designed to complement one another, allowing you to explore each art form individually or as a complete creative experience.

Session 2 – October 10: Floral Design Fundamentals

Using your handmade vase (or a vase brought from home around 7-10” tall with an opening no larger than 5-6” sized vessel if you did not attend the first session), learn the fundamentals of floral design as you create a beautiful fresh arrangement while exploring composition, flower care, and design techniques.

Each session may be taken independently for $89, or register for both classes and enjoy the complete ceramics and floristry experience at the discounted bundle rate of $160. To register for both sessions, there is a bundled ticket option in the Vase workshop for purchase.  

Perfect for beginners and experienced makers alike, these workshops offer the opportunity to learn new skills, express your creativity, and take home beautiful handmade pieces to enjoy.

Age level: 18+

Minimum: 5*

Maximum: 10

*Please Note: If the CAA must cancel a class due to the minimum number of participants not being met, the class will be canceled 48 hours in advance, and registrants will be notified and refunded. If a registrant is unable to attend a workshop, credits for future workshops are only issued for cancellations made at least 48 hours in advance; cancellations made after that time are considered a donation. 

Instructor Bio: Chase Bailey is a ceramic artist, floral and interior designer, and creative educator based in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida. A member artist and pottery studio facilitator with the Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County, Chase has been creating pottery for the past several years with a focus on functional and sculptural forms inspired by the Gulf Coast. His work has been featured in the short film Vessel of Love, which celebrates the connection between craftsmanship, creativity, and community.

Chase works as a luxury floral designer combining artistry, color, and texture to create distinctive floral installations and arrangements. He loves helping others discover that beautiful, meaningful art can be both made by hand and enjoyed every day.