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I tried my first 'crafternoon tea' - here's why it was so much fun
['Halle Groves']
Braintree and Witham Times | News
I visited Witham's Crafty Bear Kitchen, a pottery painting cafe and tearoom that has quietly built an impressive reputation - even winning Braintree Council’s Christmas window display competition three years in a row.
Site - Crafty bear Kitchen stands on Newland Street in Witham (Image: Halle Groves, Newsquest)Colourful prints line the walls, floral details are dotted throughout, and there’s a clear attention to even the smallest touches – right down to the mirrors.
I opted for the venue’s 'crafternoon tea' experience, which combines pottery painting with a traditional afternoon tea.
Delicious - The afternoon tea was presented beautifully (Image: Halle Groves, Newsquest)A piece of pottery up to the value of £12 is included, with the option to upgrade if something else caught our eye.
Range - Crafty Bear Kitchen offers a good variety of pottery to paint (Image: Halle Groves, Newsquest)I’ll admit, I wasn’t sure how the whole 'eat while painting' concept would work in practice.