So talented and inspiring. Absolutely a pleasure to take a class and work in the studio…read more Highly recommended.

Went with a friend to take a fused glass class. It was great. We started out picking a shape and…read morethen created a personal design. Great instructions and feedback when putting the final touches on the piece before it went into the Kiln. The finished piece turned out beautifully.

Pip Coffee + Clay is one of the most unique coffee shops I've visited in Phoenix. The space is…read morebright, welcoming, and filled with local art, handmade ceramics, and fun little details that make you want to slow down and look around. Every corner feels thoughtfully designed, from the colorful seating to the vintage decor and handmade pottery available for purchase. I ordered the iced chai, and it was perfectly balanced with great spice flavor without being overly sweet. We also tried the matcha, which was smooth, creamy, and beautifully layered. The drinks were made quickly and looked just as good as they tasted. Beyond the coffee, this is an amazing place to support local artists. They had handcrafted mugs, planters, pottery, ceramics, cross-stitch kits, and other gifts throughout the shop. The atmosphere is quiet enough to work, catch up with friends, or simply relax with a drink. There are plenty of tables, large windows with natural light, and comfortable seating throughout. The staff was friendly, and the entire café was clean and inviting. Parking was easy, and I appreciated how much personality the space has compared to a typical coffee chain. If you're looking for a local coffee shop in Phoenix with excellent coffee, matcha, chai, unique gifts, handmade pottery, and a cozy creative atmosphere, Pip Coffee + Clay is absolutely worth visiting. I'll definitely be back.

This is the absolute worst experience I've had attempting to make pottery. The instructor spent an…read morehour demonstrating how she makes pottery and then basically said go for it. As a complete novice, I was totally lost. I tried multiple times on my own but no luck. I asked for help multiple times and got general advice. I was the ONLY one that couldn't make anything, yet the instructor didn't seem to either notice or to care. I eventually looked up my own video on how to do this and still wasn't able to. The instructor said she would be happy to help one on one, yet I was the was one who clearly needed help, she was and just made her own pottery. I feel demoralized and humiliated. I left this experience in tears.

The jewelry made simple classes with Robert are awesome! He is super knowledgeable about his craft,…read morehe's been making jewelry since he was in high school. He calls you before the first class to check in and see what you're looking to get out of the class, which really personalizes the whole experience for you. The beginner class is 6 people for three hours, which lets you get a decent amount of 1 on 1 instruction when needed. You start out making bracelet cuffs and transition into rings and pendants after two classes. Copper & brass are free to use and silver is extra $$. Once you know you're going to start rings, I would go and buy your stones from S&J because it'll be cheaper!

Love that there is street parking right outside if you're early enough. I stopped by the Cambria…read morehotel lobby bar for a snack before my show and the ribeye aguachile blew my mind! The serial murder speakeasy theater performance was so fun and unique! I highly recommend it! So appreciated the Mocktail options! Wonderful night out!

My mom and I took an acrylic pouring paint class here. It was great! Very informative and the…read moreinstructor was very helpful. The space was adorable and it looks like they have lots of other interesting craft classes. I highly recommend!

Wonderful space and the teaching is great. It was my first crochet class and I learned some basics,…read moregot to take home tools and instructions. The class was taught four ways: verbal, visual demo, hands on practice and with detailed written instructions as well. Amy is a pro and friendly too! The 1.5 hours flys by and is a great value. I took the Wing It quilling class, taught by Jessica the night before and had such a great experience that I signed up for the crochet class on the spot. Jessica's class was a fun way to spend an evening revisiting a craft I'd done years ago and really enjoyed. Both classes included all the instruction and tools you could want! Highly recommend you check out any classes they offer.

Wow! What a wonderful hidden gem! My friend invited me to attend a stained glass class with her at…read morethe Phoenix Glass Center. I had never heard of the Phoenix Glass Center before, but thought it would be fun to make a stained glass sun catcher. Make sure you have your GPS activated because it's a bit tricky to find their location. It's hidden in an industrial area right next to the Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport runway. We made sure to get to class early, as they had requested in their email. They have a shop with beautiful glass items for sale. They provide bottled water for students as well. Our class was in a second newer building just across the parking lot. Our instructor was Sarah. She was fantastic! Very knowledgeable and extremely patient with novice glass artists like myself. The class was set for three hours but it was a long process with many steps, so the class ran over. I didn't mind. I was happy not to be rushed through the process. All in all, it was a really fun evening! They are offering an upcoming stained glass class where you can make a Mother's Day frame. I will definitely return in the future to try another one of their classes.

Very fun experience, it was my first time and Eric was such a great teacher! My wife and I will…read moredefinitely be back.

I love this studio. Well laid out , bright and airy. It is a wonderful place to work. Whether…read moreyou are a beginner or past that, you will find exactly what you need in terms of tools and advice. Michelle Moyer is a fabulous teacher. She has created a warm and enjoyable space in which to work and learn. I recently needed help making gold wedding bands for my daughter and her fiance. Could not have done it without Michelle's expert help. Thank you, Michelle! I look forward to spending much more time at KP.

Michelle Moyer is, by far, my favorite jewelry-making instructor. I was so happy to have found…read morethat she recently started her own studio and I feel so lucky to be in her very first class - stone setting! She will have classes for students who are just beginning, as well as offerings for more advanced jewelers. Her space is so centrally located and it gets even better because it is right next door to SJ Jewelry Supply (the best jewelry supply place in PHX in my opinion) so it's SUPER convenient! I didn't have the right supplies for my class so I just popped over and got what I needed! LOVE KP Studio!!!

Great selection and service!…read more Large inventory and excellent customer service with very good ideas for projects.

Excellent customer service. They ignited my curiosity and grew my passion! Thank you !!read more

A cute little shop with a fun little gumball machine for a gatchapon stitch marker…read more I stopped by for some souvenir yarn and loved the experience.

This is a nice little yarn shop. I didn't find the selection to be huge, and there weren't many of…read moremy favorite brands stocked there. However, I did buy a few things to support local anyway. The person behind the counter didn't speak to me hardly at all, which is something I have grown to expect at most LYS. Some friendly banter about what I'm making with the yarn or something like that, not a major thing but it made me feel a little awkward not really being spoken to whatsoever. It has a dedicated parking lot in back which is wonderful for the location. I hope to see it thrive, but I might continue going to different yarn stores that have a bit of a warmer reception.