I liked this class a lot! It was super relaxing and fun. We had Maya. The class wasn't…read moreinstructional... not sure if its supposed to be but it was cool to just do my own thing. In the end the painting came out lit and so did we

I purchased the puff n paint. When we got there, I asked if they could sketch a different Halloween…read moredesign. A different employee offered to do that last time so I would not paint the same thing as my girlfriend. They said no, I said okay, sat down and started painting. They were talking about me for a good 10 minutes about how I didn't know what I was doing and how they could not wait to see my face when I realized I "did it wrong". I laughed it off but never went back. How could you "paint wrong"?

I went to a yarn crawl back in September 2025. This little shop have lots of different yarn,…read morefabric, crafts, and accessories. They also have classes. This is a very cute store to come and work on your projects. The staff is very friendly I would come back again. Thank you for being here in our neighborhood.

Lovely store with so much in the space. Neatly displayed and such variety. The large table in the…read moreback hosted the NYC Yarn Crawl pompom activity which was fun. So glad to have found out about this shop.

Wish I could give them 0 Stars. Last min cancelations are not cool at all. No communication.read more

they canceled the day before the reservation after i paid 2 months in advance. lost a day of work…read moretrying to find another location. Smh

We went for a paint and sip. A few other couples were there. It was BYOB and such a fun cute date…read more We brought the drinks we wanted and there was a teacher going thru the steps for the painting which I was really happy about. They go over a step and then play the music to give you time. It was fun. You get to keep your paintings. Me and my boyfriend both enjoyed it and plan to do it again.

It's a fun experience. And even if you think you don't know how to paint, the instructor is pretty…read moregood at walking you through it so you feel like a master painter by the end.

Centerpoint Ceramics is the best!! Their classes and membership cannot be beat. The studio is…read morespacious and everyone is so friendly. Great access to materials and firings. The owner is wonderful. Highly recommend!

Really cool experience. A bit pricey - 90 per person. I tried the Spin Wheel and Sip experience. It…read morewas a ton of fun, spinning is not as easy as it looks lol. Daniela was amazing instructor, thank goodness. She gave a great demonstration and was helpful throughout the whole 2 hour experience. Some recommendations: we didn't all get an apron which would of helped, they need more towels here, and maybe some light music to get the creative juices going.

It was my first time at a ceramic studio! I went on a solo date and took their 2 hr workshop which…read moreis perfect for beginners. They teach you how to make the piece, guide you and you basically have time to make as many pieces as you want. I ended up making 4 and only buying 1! Pro tip: Bring cash so you can buy extra pieces! I wished I did but I didn't expect to be happy with more than one piece cause I thought they'd all be bad for my first time.

My partner and I had an amazing time creating our engagement rings at Liloveve! Caroline is an…read moreincredible teacher and provides an excellent lesson in ring making.

I found a Livingsocial deal to a 4 hour jewelry making class. It was super fun- instructors were…read morenice and informative. I was a little bummed because there were too many people in the class, and I ended up not being able to make more thin rings. The instructor was constantly being chased around so I pretty much tried to DIY everything. In this four hour jewelry making class, I made one thick band with a polished finished and a thin band with texture and matte finish. You start off with a metal wire then you get your finger measured to get the desired length of wire. Then you start to bend the wire in a ring shape. When you get close enough you have to file down the edges and make sure they are aligned to close perfectly. The next step is the soldering process where you heat up the metal and add a filler metal to join the two ends together. After you heat up the metal you have to pickle the metal to clean off the oxidation. After pickling you need to file, polish and then clean your jewelry. As you can see it is a long and time consuming process, I have definitely realized the worth of handmade jewelry- making even one of these was time consuming and takes a lot of effort. What was difficult was that I started out with the thick band it took forever to bend the metal even with tools! Before you can apply a metal and piece them together, the opening must be filed down and match exactly otherwise your opening won't close perfectly.