Let’s create! Pottery | a very creative and fun app for kids

Pottery for kids, without ceramic, clay or a potter’s wheel? Well, we have found a really nice pottery app, which offers to create virtual pottery in high quality.
This app is remarkable, relaxing, creative, entertaining and definitely worth every penny!
This app is an ideal family app for everyone and a great way to occupy your children on the iPad, iPhone and Android devices.

This app is extremely relaxing and soothing, especially the setting, where you will be creating some gorgeous pottery, is beautiful and realistic. The pottery wheel seems to be standing in a sunny garden, whereas the diffuse natural environment reacts with the movements on the iPad / iPhone / Android and makes the illusion perfect.
There’s already a blank workpiece waiting for you, so you can start to make pottery straight away. A short tutorial will assist you and help you with the first main moves, with which you can form and create the clay pots: You start from the center to the sides, to the top or even the other way around. The pot will either grow or shrink in various shapes and sizes, but in a very natural and soothing way.

As soon as you’re happy with your shape, the pot will go into the oven, where it’ll be baked. This procedure is pretty exciting for kids and especially the painting, colouring and glazing of the pottery will be a lot of fun!

At first we were a little bit concerned, that this app would get a little bit boring with time and maybe get lost in one of the iPad files. However, the opposite is the case, also because the developers have given the otherwise free creative work, an optional framework. After you have finished your artwork you can sell it at auction and get a few coins for it. With those coins, you can go to the art shop and buy new materials, colours or patterns, which were not available at the start. This is really motivating and the better your pottery is, the more coins you earn.

The actual framework is different though: There is a menu button “news”, where you’ll receive e-mails from customers, which will send you an pottery example via photograph. Now it is up to you to try your best to copy and shape your clay the way the customers wants his pot, including the glazing and colouring.

Of course those quests start off easy and get more pretentious later on. The advantage of these quests is, the access to all the material, as the customer pay you the money in advance, so that you’re able to buy the matching materials in the shop. The once unlocked brushes, colours and pottery material can also be used after the mission in the normal free mode.

You’ll therefore will most probably not need any of the subtle in-app purchases, with which you can unlock some materials.

Each message is submitted very well through the photo or picture of the pot. You  can also see two star ratings at the bottom of each Polaroid photo, which will permanently refresh depending on your production. The closer you get to the actual shape, the more stars you’ll achieve, the more you’ll deform the pot, the less or non stars at all will be given. The colouring and glazing of the pot works exactely the same way.  You will be the one to decide when the pottery is finished, so that the pot is ready to be shoved in the oven, coloured and sent to the customers.

This pottery app will get an age recommendation of 7 – 99 years of us, at least the free mode is child user friendly, so that younger kids can try to make pottery too, which will be very interesting for them.

Top best apps for kids rating: 5 stars

kids app developer: Infinite Dreams
kids app test based on app version 1.40