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Tara S.

So much fun! Great experience and made something I would actually use at my house. Sandra and her assistant led us through every step of the way. They were helpful with color choices and techniques. We were able to bring our own drinks and snacks. We had plenty of time to create our piece and we were able to bring it home the same day. We paid ahead so no need to worry about paying there. I would definitely come back and make something else

Jennifer K.

I've followed Hammer & Stain's social media for a few months since I moved to Sayville and just dived into two purchases. If you ever did a paint & sip class it's like that, but even better. The stencils stopped me from making too much of a mess of my projects and they were no stress. From the online purchase to store pickup to following the directions it was all easy to follow. For anyone thinking about Christmas presents- experiences is always fun, but this year is difficult to do that. Hammer & Stain let's you safely gift fun, new experiences for people to do at home. They have projects done all age groups- children, teens, and adults so you can cross anyone crafty off your list. There is a huge variety of projects you won't believe it until you're in there!

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Thank you so much for the kind words and for crafting with us!

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