Great selection of pottery and paint colors, staff were experienced and very helpful. Highly…read morerecommend, (4) of us ladies very much enjoyed our girls day!!

I usually go to another place, but decided to try out this one with a friend. We brought our 4 wild…read moreboys and they had a blast and the staff was VERY friendly and understanding while our boys were going crazy. Our stuff got fired even sooner than expected and pickup was easy with a photo of the pickup slip

We had a fun family outing here. We will pick up the finished pieces this week after they fire…read morethem. I highly recommend for a fun event on a hot afternoon. The workers were helpful and friendly.

We were greeted at the door and welcomed in by Kaidy and her staff. They explained the pricing, the…read morefiring process & helped us choose our paint pallet. There were other walk ins there and a birthday party, too The children at the party did not take away from our experience. We had plenty of room at our individual table to create our masterpieces. I think the cost is comparable to other creative art places around town. It was a tremendous amount of fun for everyone 5-99 years old! If you can hold a paint brush, you can stop by and paint a ceramic piece & create your own memories.

Perfect stop for gifts of all kinds, especially when I forget and need a last minute idea!read more

This review is for Daisy. That woman is absolutely lovely. She's always in good spirits, kind,…read morepatient, helpful, sweet as can be. She helped me get my supplies for my first sewing class. Thank you Daisy for picking out all my supplies. People don't give customer service like this anymore and I wish they did! Give that woman a raise. And a lovely thank you to Elaine, who was so pleasant checking me out. You're appreciated :)

On Friday at approximately 7:30 PM, we visited the Michaels store located at 15th Street and…read moreHighway 75 and purchased $435.06 worth of merchandise. While checking out at the self-checkout counter, we requested assistance because several of our items were breakable and needed something to wrap them in. The cashier, Macie, was the only employee working at the front of the store and one of only two employees working in the store at the time. She was assisting another customer and told us to use the bags at the counter to wrap the items. Because it was near closing and the plastic bags had not been restocked, there were very few available and there were no bubble wrap or paper to wrap breakables in. Following the cashier's instructions, we attempted to wrap our items as best we could. In doing so, we apparently used their new customer (aka: would you like to add your number to our system, coupon club) bags that were sitting at the counter, not realizing they were not intended for customer use. At best they one time use throw away bags. Which is why I didn't give it another thought. After completing our purchase, I placed my items in my car and returned the cart to the store. At that point, the cashier informed us that we were not supposed to take those bags. I immediately apologized and said I would gladly bring them back. However, the situation was communicated in a way that suggested we had intentionally taken them, and this occurred in front of other customers, which was extremely embarrassing. I returned to my car, retrieved the bags, and brought them back inside. I then asked for bubble wrap, which was provided at that time. I also asked to speak with the manager because I wanted to clarify the misunderstanding and explain that we had simply followed the cashier's instructions to use the bags available at the counter. The manager, Brynn, confirmed that there were only two employees working in the store at the time--herself and the cashier, Macie. During the discussion, it was mentioned that Macie relayed to the manager we had taken an entire stack of bags, which was inaccurate. Only two bags had been used, and they were returned immediately once we were informed. I asked to speak with the store's general manager so the situation could be escalated and properly addressed. However, Brynn refused to provide the general manager's name or contact information. When we went back to the front of the store, a police officer was present. At no point had I raised my voice or used inappropriate language; I had simply expressed disappointment at being accused of theft after spending a significant amount of money and following the instructions given by the cashier. It later became clear that the police had been called by a friend of Brynn's who was in the store and was not an employee. This individual appeared to be spending time with Brynn in the back of the store and called the police during the situation in defense of her friend. The officer stated he had been told that customers were yelling, which was not accurate. He asked Brynn whether she wanted us trespassed from the store, which she declined. What exactly would have occurred to warrant a trespass I've no idea. Unfortunately, the interaction with the officer was also unprofessional. He pointed his finger at me and told me to "mind my business and check out," and then proceeded to laugh and joke with Brynn and her friend. This entire experience was extremely disappointing and embarrassing. As a paying customer who spent nearly $500 in the store that evening, I expected to be treated with respect and professionalism. Instead, a misunderstanding escalated unnecessarily and left us feeling publicly accused of theft. I hope Michaels leadership will review this situation and address the customer service, communication, and management issues that occurred so that other customers do not have a similar experience.

If you're looking for a rather cheap fun activity, this is it. It's super fun & the fact you get to…read morewalk away with art is so cool! The staff did a great job on a pretty busy Saturday. They have so many options, I did the scarf. We got to leave with it same day which is a plus!

Dallas silk art offers a very unique and amazing experience to make your own silk art. You'll just…read moreneed to register online and book a time slot for one of their in person tutorials. The process was very smooth and easy. Its a very straight forward selection process. Their staff are very friendly and are more than happy to walk you through the selection and crafting process. They'll also do a couple of demonstrations and show you some techniques to incorporate in laying out your color palette. You'll dip your fans into your pallet and they'll be a drawing. Afterwards. We just walked around the area to check out other venues and return shortly to pick up our fans. It's a great choice and a very unique experience. Definitely worth what you're paying for.

I went to the open clay studio and the instructor was so lovely! I was the only one in the class…read moreand I had the most amazing time chatting with her, we had amazing conversations the whole class. I will definitely be going again.

Easy to follow and SO much fun! My niece and I didn't stop at Just one piece- we did TWO!read more

Love love love this place. They have all sorts of pieces at different price ranges so there's…read moresomething for everybody. I definitely recommend going on a weekday as the weekends get packed quickly. They also offer different classes and birthday rooms.

I love this place - really amazing spot to spend hours having fun (both adults and kids!). They…read morehave so many pieces to pick from, and prices are pretty reasonable. I've been twice and had a great time both instances. They are BYOB and have snacks available for purchase. I've never struggled to find a table, but it does get busy on the weekends! -1 star because -Unlike Color Me Mine, the employees bring you paint (up to 6 colors per person), and during busy hours, you have to wait for a while to get a refill/anything if needed -There is a color in the blue section that shows as a gorgeous blue (on the pencil holder you can see end-product colors on), but really turns out more purple post-fire. I think it's 54? I wouldn't have picked it for my mug the first time I went if I had known the color would change -I asked someone working if I could get something to draw really fine white lines. She gave me a squeeze bottle that came out really thick. I saw others bottle had a thin metal piece coming from the top, but she refused to let me use that because it was "too hard to take off" from another bottle. To me, it just felt like she didn't want to put in the effort to help me Overall, it's a lot of fun! The studio fee is $8 per person, but 2x a week they have deals to save on this.

If you like kitch and are looking for crafty,this is the place for you . Years ago when they first…read moreopened,I visited and at that time it leaned more towards vintage and antique. You know,grandmas quilt,Aunt Doris Hope Chest. It's now evolved to none of that and more " Creators Market" let me say,I get it. I know what people are doing and I respect it. Just not for me. For X dollars a month,you rent a small space( booth) and set up shop. Everything under the sun is here. Honey,lotions, jewelry, lamps made from Whiskey bottles. Most of us have seen these places. I think they're dream factories. People looking for recognition of their creativity and making a couple of bucks along the way. I'm 100% behind this idea . I came in here with the Intent of finding someone interested in buying a few antiques I'm selling. I was surprised to find the opposite of what I expected. Enjoy the photos. Interesting to say the least

This place is full of things you need that you thought you never did!! Clean and well organized. I…read morehad to walk through every aisle. I found some hot wheels and unique sweaters. Everything is decently priced and if you love supporting local business this is the place to go!

What a fantastic time and a fantastic venue. Design and Mine allows you to bring a group along with…read moreyour own beverages and snacks to a sign painting extravaganza. My experience here was with 8 girls from my daughters volleyball team along with the parents; we had food for the kids, and the parents of course had their own adult beverages to keep us occupied. We picked our signs well before the party and when we showed up the hosts explained to the girls how to select their stain and decorate their signs however they wanted. I love the freedom the girls had to roam and explore one anothers paintings; they were able to compare, collaborate and laugh. The staff did a fantastic job of keeping the girls focused enough to create beautiful signs, all the while having a great time to talk and mingle with one another. The place is clean and you are greeted with a smile when you walk in. The attitude from start to finish is positive and happy. You could spend time walking through the shop and reading the beautiful signs to get inspiration to create your own version. I will be organizing a neighborhood event and bringing them here, I think we would have a blast working with this place to provide a first stop for a party bus. This place would also be great for team building as you have the space and atmosphere for fun and positive thinking. Overall, this place is great for large or small groups and you leave with a beautiful piece of art you created yourself. Bravo to the owners of Design & Mine for creating a wonderful place to create fun art and memories.

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I love hobby lobby!!…read more They have so many "things" for crafters and for those that want to be a crafter for a day! Items are always discounted and sometimes even more then the usual 30% - 50%. What a bargain! I usually check on Sunday for their specials for the week. They are closed on Sunday to allow for employees to enjoy family time! What a wonderful practice. Lots of things to spruce up a house can be found at Hobby Lobby. Go check it out and grab a buggy since your arms can't carry all the great finds!! August 2023

I don't like the way I was treated when searching for Hanukkah party supplies and was informed that…read moreHL doesn't carry goods for "my" holidays. So they no longer get "my" money for anything. Imagine, a store in Far North Dallas.