Quirky Family Fun: The Cambridges Get Creative with Pottery

In a delightful twist on holiday activities, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have discovered a charming way to keep their kids entertained.

Amidst the ongoing challenges of the coronavirus pandemic, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis have taken up painting at home in Norfolk.

Their latest adventure?

A family outing to Mabel's Paint Pot, a whimsical ceramic craft center located in Burnham Market, North Norfolk.

On a recent Saturday, the royal family was spotted enjoying a creative day at this enchanting venue, which is not just about pottery but also features a traditional sweet shop.

With its bright pink doors and vibrant flower arrangements, Mabel's Paint Pot offers an inviting atmosphere for families looking to unleash their artistic flair.

At this colorful location, the young royals had the chance to paint a variety of ceramics from a wide selection of blank bisque items.

Whether it was mugs, plates, bowls, or cups, the options seemed endless.

It's also possible they brought along cherished items to personalize, adding a special touch to their creations.

But the fun didn't stop at pottery.

Mabel's Paint Pot also offers deco-patch, a simple yet enjoyable craft that involves covering objects with decorative paper.

This means that the Cambridges could easily transform everyday items into unique pieces of art, further igniting their creativity.

Kate and William are known for their hands-on parenting style, always prioritizing quality time with their children.

They have been seen adjusting their royal schedules around school runs, ensuring they are present for every important moment in their kids' lives.

During the lockdown, the couple took on the challenge of homeschooling George and Charlotte, showcasing their commitment to being involved parents.

According to the royal biography “Finding Freedom,” both Kate and William share an equal partnership when it comes to raising their trio.

William is actively engaged in all aspects of their children's lives, from drop-offs and pick-ups at school to assisting with homework.