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4.6 (56 reviews)
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For $10 more if you register online you can purchase a day pass to have alcoholic beverages there while you paint.
Caroline E.

Very organized place, lots of paint colors, clean brushes and sponges to use endlessly and amazing service. Upon entering we were greeted with a big smile and provided information on the wide selection of pottery there and design ideas. Pricing is very accessible and a great place to let out your creativity.

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Hyun Ae W.

I love the calm environment and staff. 10/10 favorite pottery painting place in Seattle

Glass fusion project and painted ceramics (before firing). Sunday afternoon art with family!
M F.

My mom, niece and I had a wonderful time this afternoon at Emerald City Fired Arts. The studio has lots of ceramics to paint plus the option to do a fused glass project or also a mosaic tile. If you are looking for a fun, creative and memorable time to celebrate time with family and friends or a special occasion you'll love Emerald City Fired Arts. Plus, The studio was nice and cool on a hot summer afternoon. Great service, knowledgeable staff and a well run studio that I'd love to return to!

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Kelly C.

Went for my friend's birthday and we loved it! The woman who runs it was so nice and helpful. Every other paint your own pottery place I've been to just let's you did your own thing without much guidance, but this studio has a wall full of examples techniques using different materials, e.g. Sponges, burlap, tape, feathers, there are instructions for the different techniques on all the tables, and the owner (manager?) was happy to give us advice and instruction. I branched out of my comfort zone and did some different techniques, including sponges, and I'm so happy with how they turned out! One negative review made her sound pushy and intrusive, but that wasn't our experience at all! She let us do our own thing and then was happy to give us advice when we asked. Also, when I was in the back washing my hands, she showed me some of the other customers recently finished pieces and spoke about then so lovingly, "They all have a story!" she gushed. I got the impression that she loves this studio, her customers, and the art that gets created here. Finally, the studio is a lovely space! Lots of windows, art work on the walls, painted pottery examples all around, and free parking in the back!

Lots of techniques available.
Sarah C.

I came here with my meetup group and we all had a wonderful time! I was able to make a reservation and finalize all the details via email with the (owner?) manager, Maidrine. She was absolutely lovely! So helpful. My group is for crafty gals who like adult beverages. Applying/paying/receiving the minimal charge banquet fee so we could BYOB was also part of what made the experience so great. We brought some drinks and some snacks, had a pizza delivered and set up at the long table in the back where we got our craft on. Maidrine was so helpful and patient with us. There are so many different techniques - beyond the basic paint brush. There are step by step instructions on each table, examples displayed on the wall and she has tools on hand (ie; stamps, silk screens, yarn, tape, etc.) Honestly I should have arrived 30 mins early just to pick out my piece and figure out what I wanted to do with it. Excellent experience. Will be back. Great for groups! Birthday, kid, baby shower, bachelorette , etc. parties! Ladies nights. Date nights. Rainy days. Parking was easy too. Right on the corner on the first floor of new apartment buildings.

Excellent selection of colors, polite and helpful owner, good selection of projects and materials, and a really reasonable price. This was exactly the experience we wanted.

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Had a great time celebrating a kids birthday! Very friendly staff. Can't wait to pick up our pieces

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Kind staff, broad selection of ceramics, paints and other items like stencils. Booked for a birthday party and the group all had a blast.

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