I came here recently to meet a friend and her son. I appreciate the concept of picking up a pottery…read morepiece and choosing the paints for your pottery piece. I landed on the sunflower dish and found some lovely neutral shades for my pottery piece. The prices range from affordable to expensive. The staff are friendly and accommodating. I'm looking forward to picking up my piece next week.

Great spot! I loved taking my mom and mother in law here for a birthday. We all picked our own item…read moreand had a blast customizing it. They had a lot to choose from. The mugs were between $20-$25 dollars. And we spent 2 plus hours being creative!

I recently attended a crafts class at Salt and Light Collective with my co-worker. I love how…read moreinviting and clean S&L is as well as how friendly the owner Marissa is. We took the D.I.Y. Wall Hoop Craft class which was taught by Maddie. Maddie walked us through how to make the wall decor, as well as shared tips and tricks with preserving flowers. We took turns, cutting the supplies and picking out the dried flowers for the arrangement. Salt and Light provided light snacks and drinks which was a nice gesture. The class took about an hour and the wall decor turned out lovely. I look forward to attending my next art/craft class at Salt and Light Collective.

Great experience with cooking class! Plenty of hands on and we worked together as a group to make…read morethe food.

I had one goal today. Grab the cow blanket that seemingly everyone is posting about!!! I know, I…read moreknow. It's made of polyester. I use cotton flat sheets anyway so it will be okay! So. Yes, Hobby Lobby had the cow blanket sets in stock and in different sizes. They also had sheet sets and throws! But they're polyester too unfortunately so I had to pass. BUT bedding was half-off when I visited. Yay! Today was a win, found what I needed and snagged it up at a discount :) And customer service was impeccable as always!

It's one of two places we go for art supplies in Texas. Michaels has certain things that Hobby…read moreLobby doesn't. But it's hard to beat the prices here. It's a go to for framing. And I enjoy the plastic model aisle as a reminder of fond boyhood hobbies. The workers are always very helpful if checkout seems a bit slow. The design of the store could stand to be redone, except that it probably helps keep the prices down. My one gripe here is that the Muzak Liberace arrangements of hymns feel heavy ha srsly churchy. I get it's a Christian business but how about some upbeat modern music to bring some cheer to the place?

I have been shopping at Suddenly Sewing for over 5 years and have had the best experiences. I love…read morethe selections of fabric, patterns, accessories, tools, etc. The offer all types of classes, hold quarterly in town retreats and have amazing sales on Monday nights, via facebook live. They offer sewing machines and service machines at great prices. I would recommend Suddenly Sewing to people local and from afar.

Stopped in here for the first time and the two ladies in were super friendly they didn't have a lot…read moreof fabric, but I did buy some pieces so that's always a good thing. They have a lot of sewing machines and a lot of patterns so yes, this is a fabric shop that I would go back to.

Paradise Pottery was a great little date spot. Decent selection of items to paint and paint clearly…read morelabeled. I struggled to find a good brush for detailing as most brushes were heavily used / worn but overall good experience.

I can't say enough good things about this place! Every time I've gone, it's been such a fun and…read morewelcoming experience. They have an amazing selection of pieces to paint--whether you want something classic, seasonal, or totally unique, they have something for everyone. But what really sets them apart is how helpful and encouraging they are. If you're feeling indecisive or need inspiration, they always have great suggestions and creative ideas to get you started. This past Christmas, we took our 2 1/2-year-old, and the owner went above and beyond to help us create the most precious keepsake. She helped us smoosh our child's little hands onto a plate (which, if you've ever tried, you know can be a challenge!). Then, for just a small extra fee, their in-house artist hand-painted a reindeer with "antler hands" and "Merry Christmas" wording so perfectly--it looked like it was laser-etched or Cricut-cut, but she freehanded it and layered it three or four times to absolute perfection. It turned out SO cute. I cannot emphasize that enough! The selection of pieces they have for painting is actually useful--which I love. It's not just vases or teacups (though they do have those if you want them). They have things you'd actually use in your daily life, like yarn bowls (perfect if you crochet, knit, or do fiber arts), coaster sets, and all sorts of seasonal decor for Halloween, Christmas, Easter, and more. It makes the experience even better knowing that you're painting something fun that you'll also get to use or display in your home. Beyond pottery, they also offer other types of art, like mosaic glass projects. I didn't try that yet, but the examples they had on display looked really fun. I'd love to go back and give it a shot! The location is also fantastic. It's in a great part of town, where you can easily make a whole day of it. After painting, you can grab something to eat at one of the nearby restaurants, then take a stroll around the little duck pond just down the way. If you're like my husband and me and love all-day dates, this spot is a perfect starting point for a fun, relaxing day together. Whether you're looking for a solo creative escape, a fun date night, a get-together with friends, or even a special event like a bridal shower, this is the place to go! They even have a private party room that's slightly tucked away but still lets in gorgeous natural light--perfect for a small gathering. And to top it all off? Super easy parking! No stress, just a relaxing and fun experience from start to finish. Side note: This is NOT a paid review. I know it's long and maybe has that "sponsored" vibe, but I genuinely just love this place. I've been to a few different pottery painting studios before, and this one stands out because of the low-stress, welcoming atmosphere. No one is hovering over you, but they're always there if you need help. And when you finish your piece, they hype you up--but in a way that feels real and not forced. It's little things like that that make the experience so enjoyable. If you're considering going--do it! You'll have the best time.

Very nice, organized store. Greeted when I walked in. The team was very friendly, and helped me…read morefind everything I needed.

Whenever I've been here they have a sale which I appreciate. The customer service is a hit or miss,…read moreyou usually have to find someone if you have a question rather than them asking if you need anything. It appears like they were short staffed last time I went. Anyway I found the paint I was looking for, on sale and confirmed with a worker the paint would work for a D.I.Y. Project I had. The paint was true to the color, I chose copper, rose gold and forest green which I recommend. They also have a good sale on wooden ornaments that you paint/color yourself.

Love this place! The woman that assisted me took the time to even explain what I would need to…read moremake, what I was trying to make. She was very knowledgeable and they have a nice selection of vinyl. This will be my go-to store.

I love this place!! Very inviting and the owner is always so helpful. They have so much options of…read morevinyl.

This package containing a new item really doesn't make me happy. I understand that items don't…read morealways come from the fulfillment warehouse and must occasionally be picked from a returns center. What burns my toast is the clear disregard of the box's content as a fragile item. Clearly, this package was mishandled by UPS (the original freight carrier), by USPS (SurePost), or both. Still, had it been properly packed and securely strapped at the origin point, the incident of damage could've been mitigated significantly. As it stands, it bloody well better not be in any condition other than perfect when I open it. Nicely packed against damage inside the box. Too bad y'all didn't send what I actually purchased. Dropping this review from the two stars I had to one star, because COME ON. Don't pass your ineptitude on to the consumer. I have better things to do that tussle around with returning the wrong purchase to the point of origin at a returns center. You all owe me a drink.

Worst packaging job EVER! I bought 10 wooden painting projects, (ships, houses, race cars, castles…read moreetc.) for projects for my grandchildren to do when they come visit gramma. They were packed in a made up box from a larger box and it was at least 3 to 4 times bigger than all of the items combined which they put all in one box. There were exactly 4 pieces of packing paper, all different sizes, barely crumpled up inside, placed on top of the items and doing absolutely nothing to keep the individual pieces from crashing into each other. The paper served no purpose what so ever. The different pieces were not wrapped individually in bubble wrap, tissue or any other form of packing material that would prevent them from being damaged. They just jostled and banged around the whole time during shipment. Consequently, 5 of the wooden structures where broken and destroyed. The box was crushed and the tape was falling off and there was a gaping hole left where the tape did not secure the package. Crazy!!! Second, what I ordered came from one of Michael's, "return" facilities. Did I get broken returned goods?? Who knows. Very, very unhappy. Customer service did me right but honestly, there never should have been a problem in the first place. I have shopped this way with Michael's many times before and this has not been the first issue, I just finally decided to complain and do something about it. This "return/distribution center" was located in Fort Worth, Texas and I live in a totally different state. The pieces I ordered noted on the website that they were available from different Michael's stores that I purchased them from in my state. So why did they come from Texas??? Whomever packed it should be reprimanded and given a stern warning that their job is on the line. Like someone reviewed before, the package was obviously mishandled by whomever was the shipper, however, I feel that had it been packaged correctly there would not have been a problem. I am now seriously considering not purchasing anything through Michael's again because of this experience. If you want something valuable, please take into great consideration the chances of it's not arriving safely are less than likely as far as I am concerned. Think twice, three and four times. I know I will the next time...if there is a next time. Probably not. Extremely unhappy!