What a lovely experience! My honey and I booked the Intro to Pottery Wheel class. Our class took…read moreplace in a small cottage-like studio. Lauren is an experienced teacher and potter, and she guided us with patience while leaving us open be creative. We each made a simple piece, which will be glazed and fired, ready for pickup in 4-5 weeks. We'd like to book a Nature Hike/ Mini Pottery Retreat soon. Highly recommend this wonderful small business.

i frequent the place. its fantastic food, fantastic coffee drinks. they can make anything you want…read more the owner is right there nearly all the time!

If you're looking for stationary and notary items I suppose you've got the "Write Stuff" in mind…read more But if you're also wanting exclusive Gasparilla Piratefest accessories & costume attire you're also at the right place! This store has all of a "crewe" member's needs from scarves to eye patches, tops & skirts, vests & shirts. For everyone including infants & pups. The employees are fun, helpful and patient with making sure you haven't overlooked any of the hundreds of items to choose from. The pricing is moderate but the pieces are unique...they have a little of everything. Parking is not difficult- as they share a lot with several other businesses. Go get parade ready!! Ahoy!!

I absolutely love this place. It's great for gifts or just to go in & browse around. I guarantee…read moreyou won't leave empty handed or w/o a smile on your face. Very unique gifts, cards, pretty much everything you need for your home. Some of my favs are the candles, dish/tea towels with the hilarious sayings on them & the cards. There is so much more but too much to write down! The prices are fair compared to other boutique shops. At times on their discount shelf you can find some nice things as well. It's clean & the employees are professional & personable. Come check it out you won't be disappointed.

I have been scrapbooking since I was probably twelve years old. Of course, over the years, my…read morestyle has greatly changed and when looking back I laugh at my early pages. Back then or even twenty years ago it was no surprise to find an actual scrapbook store throughout many cities. Sadly, now, it is almost impossible to find brick and mortar store. I believe when I moved down to Florida 18 years ago there were 3 stores that I frequented often and now, only Scraporium is left. When I am in the Carrollwood or Lutz area , I always stop in if it's during business hours to see what they have added to the store or if there is anything that I must have. The ladies that work, there are always so nice and polite and willing to help find anything that you may be looking for that.They have as the store is very packful of various goodies. I truly hope they are successful enough to remain open for years to come.

First time at this place! It's small but PACKED full of a variety of fun scrapbooking items! I was…read moretold it also has classes. Some things were a good price and some things were higher than average. But the fact that it's a small and local place made me comfortable paying a premium. There was a woman when we walked in that acknowledged us but we weren't sure if she was a manager or just a customer. When we went to pay, we were second in line and the lady at the cash register (I assume owner) disappeared without saying a word after she helped the people in front of us. Not sure what happened but we waited several minutes before we could check out. No other customers were in the store at the time. I'll be back, though :)

What a great time we had making our charcuterie boards and welcome signs! Be prepared to spend a…read morefew hours as this is not a quick process, but definitely fun. Especially with friends, family and wine!

Had a great girls night with my daughter at Board and Brush! Their workshop was so organized and…read morethe staff was very helpful and enthusiastic which made it fun and easy to create our special project! Beer, wine and seltzer along with sodas are available to purchase and they provided yummy sweets to enjoy as you create! We will definitely be returning!

I purchased a 5-week class to learn how to make a 11" x" stained glass art. There was a Groupon…read morespecial for $20... What a bargain! This is for use of the studio, equipment and instructions. Note that you will need to pay extra for consumable materials such as glass (that you select), homasote board, solder, solutions (ex., patina), zinc came, etc. Don't be surprised if you lay out about $175+ for these extra materials (depending on your chosen glass). You will spend a minimum of 5 weeks to complete your project. I work fast, even taking some activities to do at home, and it took me 8 weeks (I did a 61-piece project). Other attendees will take 12 weeks or more, based on their abilities. The good thing is that the studio will not charge you extra for additional weeks. They will support you as many weeks as needed until you finish. If you are not the crafty type, pick "easier" patterns that require less/bigger glass pieces. Cody and helper Steve were super instructors. They provided help at every step, demonstrating what to do and how, then allowing you to try and be proficient at it. They were patient, and always willing to answer questions or step in when needed. I loved the class so much, and learned enough that I have invested in my own equipment to do more as my new hobby. (Equipment can be purchase in the studio.) I am hooked! Thanks so much Cody and Steve!

I was fortunate to attend these classes with my son. Cody and staff are patient while you learn…read more Students are at different steps in the process, so you also learn from each other. I would recommend participating with a friend or family member, so that you can share purchased supplies. This did take me 12 classes to complete, so plan on it taking you 9 or more classes to complete your piece. The supplies required are purchased as needed each week. Tools are provided as part of the class. I would budget $300 to complete your piece, $250 if sharing supplies (glass, glue, solder, flux, frame etc..). I would recommend buying an extra piece of practice glass to work on glass cutting before trying to cut your project glass. I would also spend a little more money on your favorite glass colors and textures. My glass for my butterfly was more expensive, but it made my project and I love it! You will learn new skills each week and have fun!

New local needlepoint shop (LNS)! Everyone was so friendly and welcoming! Went on a Wednesday for…read moreopen stitch night from 5-7. I got there closer to 430 since I was coming straight from work. Excellent selection and variety of canvases, thread, and notions. It's nice and bright in there too for stitching! Several seating areas between the table, couch, and chairs. Even received some guidance on how to use stretcher bars since I'm new to needlepoint! Come stop by for all your needlepoint needs and socializing!

I bought the cutest antique window with a wreath in the middle and everyone that sees it…read morecompliments it! Stacie always adds personal touches and she's so sweet and easy to do business with! Highly recommend this adorable shop! Lots of variety, something for everyone

This store is so cute! There are so many beautiful and unique items. It feels so cozy. They also…read moreoffer classes to teach you glass etching, chalk painting, etc. You should definitely check it out. Plus, the owner is really friendly!

Cute find! Small local business, a cute gift shop and a paint your pottery studio right next door!…read moreI found lots of cute gifts & picked out a couple bisque items to glaze at home! The shop owner is sweet too. Maybe my next stay down here, I'll come by for some studio time!