All Wound Up Yarn Shop

I needed some Gold acrylic paint today, STICKER SHOCK , invaded my senses. A nice worker shared my…read moremisery and was able to assist me in purchasing an enhancer, for the right price ! Thank you

ART Spot is a very unique and great place to shop for art supplies. It had what I needed and in…read morewalking distance for everything. Lunch, art and fresh air!

Top level artists instruct classes here at ARTspot. All mediums including encaustics!

Everyone on staff is a professional working artist. We walk the talk and are so here to support you in your artistic process.

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Creative Hands Studio

4.2(108 reviews)

6.1 mi

Family-owned & operated

Kid friendly

I started my Taekwondo journey in ITF. I've practiced martial arts for years, especially Taekwondo,…read morebut I never earned my black belt. I was a competitor, and that was my focus. I trained to compete, not to earn belts. As I've gotten older, I'm not old enough to complain, but let's just say I know my body a lot better now. I always thought I knew a lot about Taekwondo because of how long I had trained, but my journey has taught me how much there is still to learn. My first major change came with Master J of Tiger J Kim in Houston. (Non Kukkiwon school) I have tremendous respect for him. He helped me transition from ITF to WT and, more importantly, helped me get my life together. Here is where I also restarted my belts. He used Taekwondo as a platform to change lives. He would tell me to show up, train, and then talk to me like a mentor while reinforcing the principles and tenets of martial arts. He talked to me like a kid sometimes, but honestly, it was something I desperately needed at the time. Because of him, I developed a completely different approach to martial arts, became happier, and even grew closer to my faith, despite that never being his intention. I never earned my black belt under Master J due to military order, but looking back, I believe God had better plans. After nine months of military training, I moved from Houston to Everett and wanted to get back into Taekwondo. I had already started my transition from ITF to WT with Master J, so I wanted to continue learning WT. I stumbled across Y.S. Lee Taekwondo without doing much research, something just felt right. I have no regrets about contacting this school. Master Lee has shown me just how much I didn't know. I've trained at enough schools to develop a good sense of what makes a school genuine. I've seen schools become too profit-driven, and I've seen others that feel more like short term daycare or simply focus on teaching techniques and moving students through belts. I believe that if you do what is right and genuinely focus on helping people, everything else follows. Master Lee seems to understand that better than any instructor I've encountered and share the same philosophical approach, some in which came from when I was under Master J. Other masters may show you how to do something and hand out belts. Master Lee goes further and DEMONSTRATES the why and makes sure the students are ready to move up. He has opened my eyes to the history, reasons, deeper philosophy, and tradition behind TKD and the form movements. It's so much more than a performance or learning how to kick/punch. Master Lee taught me that there are centuries of tradition, discipline, and study behind day to day practice. I always ask questions outside of the class when I didn't understand or I wanted to challenge my understanding. Master Lee encourages it more than any Master I've seen. He encourages questions, builds on curiosity, and doesn't just demonstrate what I know. He demonstrates what I don't understand. That is the difference! Like Master J, he sees Taekwondo as a way of life and a tool for improving the person, not just the martial artist. I believe when you teach this way, Self-defense becomes a byproduct of that process and it truly does, but you must put in the work for your studies. I'm now working toward the black belt I never got when I was younger, and I'm grateful that I didn't because now I have the opportunity to pursue it under through a Kukkiwon-recognized school with YS Lee. I have lots of respect for Master J for helping me on this path, and I'm equally grateful that life brought me here to continue it. If you're looking for someone who will simply teach you how to kick, punch, do forms, earn belts, there are plenty of options. If you want an instructor who will challenge what you think you know, teach the history and philosophy behind TKD, encourage your questions, and help you become a better martial artist and person, I highly recommend Master Lee and Y.S. Lee Taekwondo. My very long (lost count after 5 years) black belt journey brought me here.

I have been going here for open studio hours for the last several months and I have had nothing but…read moregreat experiences! The studio is clean, well organized, and nicely set up. The staff are all incredibly helpful, friendly and engaging. Katie and Nicole specifically have been so wonderful to me, but the whole team has done an excellent job at fostering a supportive and open creative community.

Host a birthday party here!

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Come ceramic paint and glaze

Heart Art Studio

5.0(4 reviews)

2.4 mi

Highly recommend for summer camp! Heart Art Studio offered a magical, peaceful and beautiful camp…read moreexperience for my child, and she came home with a huge bag filled with all the treasures she created. We will be back!

I love this studio. It is so special to find an inclusive and encouraging environment to share and…read morecreate art in. Thank you for bringing this magical world to us

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She was the only attendee and got all of Cynthia's attention and expertise!

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Kids' weaving class.

Cole Gallery & Art Studio

5.0(9 reviews)

2.3 mi

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This art gallery twinkles on 5th Ave, near the heart of Edmonds. If you dare walk by, there are…read moreunconscious forces at work, prompting you to move a little closer to the window. Look in the window and you'll soon find yourself inside, your eyes now scanning the many works of art, so appealing to the heart. My wife and I stopped at Cole Gallery last month and loved some recent additions to the gallery. The staff is so knowledgeable on the artist's work and they have great working relationships to be able to answer most questions on the pieces on display. We walked out with a great prize of a landscape oil painting, only to return the following weekend and purchase a second painting from the same artist. We really enjoyed our connection with Scott, the manager, and will likely be back in the future, if not to buy, then certainly to browse!

This is a beautiful gallery from local artists. As far a galleries go, it is one of the premier…read moregalleries in Snohomish county. I love art and if I had been born with a silver spoon my walls would be covered with paintings of this quality, but I can always dream and be inspired. This is one of the galleries that a person who appreciates art can become enraptured with. The art is that good.

Angela Bandurka demoing for students

Hand made hall table by Gary Leake

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Hand made end table by Gary Leake

Miniatures & More

4.5(11 reviews)

2.6 mi

I had read some negative reviews before going to this store, but I have to say the I had a…read morewonderful experience. I was greeted warmly upon arrival and escorted to exactly what I was looking for. I found the workers to be very pleasant and the store had everything you could ever want for any scale of dollhouses.

Wouldn't it be nice if the owner actually paid the people who had things on consignment in her…read morestore? It is very nice that so many of my things are selling. She sends me a monthly update in the mail. And yet she only pays me the consignment AFTER I badger her multiple times, AFTER she's put me off and given me excuses multiple times. It gets old. I am sure the shop is lovely but the owner is shadey AF.

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Lowell's Stained Glass Studio

5.0(2 reviews)

2.4 mi

I had a broken stained glass window that had several cracks. Paul was most helpful in discussing…read morethe repairs needed. I felt the price was fair and was done quickly. I can't even tell which pieces were repaired!

I brought in a piece that had fallen off a window sill. It really smashed and bent and I doubted it…read morecould even be salvaged. I couldn't believe the restoration job Paul did ! You would never know that the new pieces of glass he had to use weren't an original part of the design. He is a such a kind man and a true artist. I couldn't recommend him more highly !

MapleSpace Workshop

5.0(1 review)

8.0 mi

We had a private workshop with my moms group yesterday and it was AMAZING! We picked out our…read moredesigns beforehand so Susan could prep all of the boards/stencils for us. She had everything set up and ready to go and walked us through it step by step. I am not artistic but I was so thrilled with how my sign turned out! I would definitely go to another workshop with MapleSpace!

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