Stopped by Fuzz Lab a few months ago to celebrate a friend's birthday and we had a really fun time…read morecrafting our little rugs. My husband and I took turns working on our Gudetama rug and I think it turned out pretty well! The staff here are super helpful during the tutorial as well as guiding you at the end to fill in gaps to make your rug as fluffy as possible. A really cool spot for crafty friends and a great party idea for people looking for a fun activity to do while celebrating. Food is allowed to be brought inside so we ordered some stuff from Hopdoddy next door and ate while crafting.

Overall, the art was fun, but the service was disappointing and communication is severely lacking…read more It felt like we were a nuisance in being there. We had an appointment last weekend for four of us. When we arrived, we had an extra child and were told that we would be required to pay a 12% gratuity because of the size of our party. I'm unsure what the gratuity would be for. We were shown the policy - it said for parties of 6 and up - which we clarified and she said she miscounted. There was no service offered other than a brief training on how to do the craft. We were not allowed to choose our own colors but were encouraged to pick from the ones that were pre-opened to not be wasteful. When we picked our pieces, we were warned many times that we would be charged if we were wasteful in our usage of the clay - and clearly that is a subjective decision. When asked at the end any advice on getting the clay out of clothing, she said "it doesn't" - which would have been helpful to know at the beginning when you have 3 kids under 10. I asked if they had aprons - and mentioned that it would have been helpful if this doesn't come out of clothes - and she said they do, but it's only available for parties and for an extra fee. Again - communication would have been incredibly helpful up front. At the end, we were cleaning up our station and the employee asked us to put away the four remaining beads that were left on the table. It seemed like an easy way for her to help us get out the door more quickly when she had nothing else to do but sit on her phone. At the end she wrote down the dry times for our pieces - 5 days - which again - would have been helpful to know at the beginning. Lastly - they sold some glass cups that our daughters wanted. One was marked $13, one $15 for the same cup. When we asked - she said they were $15, but there is a deal at 2 for $30. Not sure where the deal is in that - and when we made that comment - she shrugged -clearly annoyed. For a unique art place such as this, where creativity and art should be encouraged - there was a very big missed opportunity in making this a special place - I won't be back.

Very large LNS with tons of options for threads!…read more I stopped by to grab some stretcher bars and threads for a new canvas. I was impressed that they had 6 and 7-inch mini stretcher bars in stock! They have a very large wall with tons of thread options which was awesome! Took off a star because I had to wait a good bit at the register before someone acknowledged or helped me. I'm also used to going into a LNS and having someone ask if I need any help kitting my canvas/have any questions, which didn't happen here.

I walked in and asked if they have sashiko thread or kits. They acted like they had no idea what it…read morewas. It wouldn't cost them much to keep some in stock, and they could do a good business with them, and bring some new life into this old shop...

We did a workshop for Turkish mosaic lamp. There were plenty of options to choose from. The…read moresupplies and kit was very well arranged, and the instructor gave clear directions. They have plenty of samples displayed to get your inspiration from. We all enjoyed our time there.

My friends and I had a blast making the Turkish lamps at this Art Masterclass space. Shout out to…read moreKaren F's birthday! We all booked online and were able to pick which lamp we wanted to design. I chose the swan lamp. We arrived on a Sunday afternoon and once checked in we got situated at a table with a few other guests. I am in love with the space. First off, it's in a business area, and on a Sunday, there was no one else around. My GPS had difficulty finding the exact spot but once I had the suite number it was easy to find. When we walked in you could see how bright and airy this space is. Before the start of class, we had time to chit chat and walk around to get ideas for our lamps. Our teacher (I think her name was Oun?) was super sweet and walked us through each step. The first step is laying out your design. We were served Turkish coffee and a Turkish treat, (for an extra charge) during this step. During the step where we glue on the tiles we were served the pomegranate tea that came with the price of the class. At the end of our 2+ hours we were given instructions on how to make the cement to seal all the mosaic tiles in and once I do that, I will post photos of my finished product. We all had a blast and would 100000% recommend coming here to get artsy.

I've taken metalsmithing classes at the Craft Guild for several years and have learned from…read moreincredible instructors. Highly recommended if you want to learn jewelry making techniques using state of the art equipment. The community of artist is amazing.

I came to the Intro to Drawing classes at the Guild wanting to understand how to represent a 3D…read moreobject on a 2D surface and what it meant when visual artists said that "drawing is seeing". I just completed my first-ever drawing classes with artist and art educator, Tina Cauller. One word: phenomenal. It is hard to find beginning drawing classes for adults in the Dallas area, and I couldn't find many reviews of Tina's classes before joining. Now, having completed the course, I wonder if the few prior reviewers had even turned up to class?! I loved her traditional teaching format, which incrementally built lessons on subjects that drawing students have studied for centuries. The excellent and thorough technical instruction, along with a relaxed and supportive art practice environment, gave me time for trial and error. The amount of growth in every student in the class from first to final class was outstanding. Tina has extensive experience and translates it into interesting, engaging, and supportive learning-to-draw lessons, making me believe I can draw anything I set out to. So satisfying and highly recommended. If you have been looking for a beginning drawing class, treat yourself, and don't wait!

Such a fun and relaxing experience！…read more I came here with friends and ended up spending HOURS doing DIY crafts. We decorated mirrors, tried pouring art, and even made custom rugs. The staff was super patient and beginner-friendly, so you really don't need experience at all. Everything turned out SO cute and honestly it felt super therapeutic.

I took my kids to do the decoden art, and the selection wasn't good. They were out of everything we…read morewanted to use, and all the vowels were gone from the letters so we couldn't spell anything. We would've left without making anything, but they require that you pay a portion ahead of time. The total cost for 3 small items was around $130!!! And it's definitely not worth that because all the choices you have and charms are Temu quality.

A few months ago I bought several perfect cardboard type storage containers to organize family…read morehistorical documents. I should have bought more. At $5 ish dollars each they meet my needs perfectly. So,I remain on the lookout for more and today,Hobby Lobby came through.

Love all the variety of items more lobby than hobby store. Full of home decor with less and less…read morecraft items. One thing I hate about the store is the high price on everything and then the 40% off areas. They have signs posted what the price will be but it is annoying. When asked I was told by a cashier you buy more when you "think "you are getting a sale . With brick & Morter stores like this on line shopping is becoming more enjoyable.

What a great store!…read more Whether you are a teacher, a parent, grandparent, or ANYONE who has a child in their life that you want to have educational toys and activities, this is the place. From classroom supplies, to motivational posters; to games and activities, this place has an amazing selection. It is a fun place to shop.

"Around here, we don't look backwards for very long... We keep moving forward, opening up new doors…read moreand doing new things because we're curious... and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths." ~Walt Disney - Someone said that a good teacher must be able to put himself/herself in the place of those who find learning hard, and that is so true. And that is what separates good teachers from bad teachers. Yet another hallmark of a good teacher is the ability to teach children how to think, not what to think. Good teachers are not thought dictators. And that is part of my personal philosophy with my grandchildren, to put myself in their shoes and to teach them how to think. That's why I love places like Lakeshore Learning where I find educationally valuable gifts that equip my grandchildren how to learn - and gifts that are fun too. Next to giving experiences, that's the best investment I can make in them. And I am an investor in important things, not crap. - "Success is a choice; you choose it and work it out! Excellence is deliberate and so it is intentionally pursued. No successful person ever remained idle for success to knock his/her door for him/her." ~Israelmore Ayivor, Dream Big!: See Your Bigger Picture!

I hadn't been to Rock Barrell for over 10+ years, but it was just as magical as I remember it! I…read morehad the grandkids for a sleepover and I decided that they should experience the magic! My 9 year old grandson wasn't too excited to go but once he stepped inside and saw a shark tooth, he was all over it! Even hubby was so impressed and glad he tagged along. My granddaughters found so many pretty things but I limited everyone to two items each. The girls each wanted a shell ring and a turtle jewelry pendant. HUGE selection of jewelry making supplies, including stone, jewels, metal findings, etc. and so many beautifully polished rocks and stone pieces and crystals. The prices seemed very reasonable. After we took the grandkids to the Perot museum last summer and they loved the huge rock displays, my oldest granddaughter wanted a rock tumbler for her birthday. We did fulfill that wish and even helped her tumble a couple of sets of rocks over the month long process. I brought our results with us to the store. I asked the young lady at the counter about what might have happened. The kind older man behind the counter walked by and asked so nicely if he might step in to help. He explained that rocks have different levels of hardness and we could probably get best results by tumbling all like rocks at a time. Makes perfect sense! I was just so impressed at how kind (to us and to each other) and helpful everyone was. I think it was a father (owner perhaps?) and daughter working together and the working relationship was beautiful to experience. Everyone had a great experience at Rock Barrell and can't wait to return!

They have a wonderful selection & great customer service! I frequent this establishmentread more

Stellar service and excellent product! You get an amazing…read morevalue for fabric and trim !

Fantastic employees and fabric selection. Also love the amount of decorative trims to choose fromread more

My experience was fabulous. Tons of selections and great customer service. They pointed me in the…read moreright direction and then came over to see if I needed assistance. The 3, yes THREE, people who assisted me during my visit were very knowledgeable and friendly. I was very pleased and even more pleased to see they repair and sell sewing machines.

THEY CLOSE AT 4pm, not 4:30pm on Saturdays. Yelp has it wrong!…read more Until my last experience (the Saturday before Easter), I've had fairly good experiences here. However, after spending over an hour in the car to try to get here from my aunt's house in Greenville, I was rudely yelled at by the owner when entering the store. "We close in 6 minutes!!!" This was the beginning of the end for me... I live in Houston so I only get to come here when I'm in town visiting family or if I make a special trip to come stock up on fabric. I happened to be in town the weekend of Easter and tried to come here on the Friday before Easter, only to find a handwritten sign on the door that they were closed (for Good Friday) and would be open again the next day. That was a bummer, but I asked my husband if we could try to come back on Saturday as I bought fabric from here previously and I needed more of it. My family in the area lives in Greenville, so it was quite a drive to get here from their house. I saw here on Yelp that they close at 4:30pm, so we rushed and I ended up walking in 6 minutes to 4pm. How do I know this? Because as soon as I walked in, the owner screamed "we close in 6 minutes!!!" at me. I responded, "online says 4:30pm and I'm from out of town". She rudely replied "well online is wrong - we've tried to fix it but it's wrong". I rushed to grab my fabric and with 2 minutes left to 4pm, she yelled from the front "are you ready to check out?!" They had already rushed everyone else (all 2 other people) out the door and I was the only one left. Listen, I get that it was a Saturday and you're trying to go home....but you weren't open the day before due to a holiday and you now have a customer in front of you who's ready to spend money and also told you that she's in from out of town... To be treated so rudely, by the OWNER, nonetheless, is absolutely unacceptable. Next time I'm in town, I'm sticking to spending my money at the other 3 fabric warehouses next door as I will NOT be coming back to this place.