First time at Art & Craft Workshop! Went with a group of 4 for the Mosaic Lamp 2 hour workshop…read more Great experience besides the minor bumps. Contacting via email with the team was seamless when asking for a discounted price and ensuring our reservation was confirmed. Going in meeting our instructor, Jamie, was great. She was very chill & let our creativity speak. She was very helpful when it came to teaching and explaining. Her lamps were super cute ! The lamp making itself is worth the cost, you come out with a beautiful piece of art that you created. Once you turn the light on the design looks amazing, even if you originally think differently ! As for the minor improvements. We had to call to figure out how to get in. They said they we should have gotten an email about how to enter, but we did not. The other party that came in also didn't get instructions. So we walked the whole square. Entrance will be the gate closest to the main parking lot, on your right. Ask the staff for the code before going in. Also, DO NOT park in that parking lot or you will be towed. The signs were so small, we didn't know but Jamie informed us. Plenty of street parking ! Last, no Turkish coffee or sweets were offered though it said they were on the website. Not a huge deal breaker, but just don't advertise it. Other than that, great experience. Would come back to try a different craft event !!!

DO NOT BOOK HERE!!!…read more THE WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE EVER!!! Jamie - you are a terrible person. My company and I booked a team fun event and let me tell you.... Our appt got pushed out to 3:00pm because they were running behind. Parking was terrible and hard to locate the location because it's literally inside another building with no clear signs at all, so we were FIVE minutes late due to parking and searching for the location. We enter... no one warm welcome. Just a "you're late". Totally bad attitude, not friendly at all, and just giving us the worst customer service ever. We all wanted to leave before we even started but we paid and there were no refunds so we stayed. She was giving us instructions but gosh, the way she was instructing us sounded like we were in boot camp or something. Extremely rude and not enthusiastic about being there. This place must've been desperate to hire anyone. I'm gonna let my team leave their review but my experience was on another level. I chose to make a freaken duck okay... at 4:05 pm i was done with my rug, so i decided to outline it in black.. I had more than an hour left. I go over to ask her if it was better to outline it before or after all the coloring. She tells me that I won't have time? Ummm yes I do! I have a whole hour homegirl. So i ignore her and I go back to my area and start outlining. At 4:45pm I decided ... I don't really like the bold look and she walks over and says that it looks better without the outline. I said okay... I see some blank spots on my rug so I'll add some more teal color after I pluck the black outline off. She says "you won't have time to do that"... like again with the time. So then I start to pluck the black off, and I did finish. She comes over and says: "I told you not to outline your duck in black but you did anyway. I told you not to pluck the black and you did anyway. So you're wasting my yarn and I can't let you use any more" I'm thinking ... WTF? I paid how much to be here and I can't do my artwork? I must've used like 50cents worth of black yarn. The audacity ... She was extremely rude to others around me, my team, and the other groups there as well. This was supposed to be fun but we had such a bad experience. Oh! One more thing. She lied. She said we were late and that she had a hard stop? She had a "mandatory court order appearance". Okay bish, courts closed, and also at 5:15pm there was a lovely couple waiting for their appt. So she had another reservation but made something up about needing to leave. The website says 2-2.5 hours, so what is the rush? Why couldn't I finish my cool duck rug? Why was she scolding everyone like a little kid? No she is not the owner because I asked. Damn... what a waste of time, money, and to Jamie... "her yarn". Oh and the place was hot asf... didn't even wana turn up the AC a little bit. Felt like I was working in third world sweatshop. Here's my duck photo in case you forgot who I am Jamie.

Yesterday, my friends and I came to craft some perler beads for my birthday. We were kindly greeted…read moreand got started right away. The instructor was very helpful and got us situated. The explanation was easy to understand and the tools were cute. The pricing goes either by hour or by board, whichever is lesser. We opted for two small boards and one medium board. There is a wide variety of colors for selection as well as different transparencies. Since we were new to perler beads, our start was a little slow but eventually we got the hang of it. At one point, I reached a dilemma. I wanted to make Momonga but she wouldn't fit in the remaining space of my board. Just then, the instructor came by and chatted with me. I told her my dilemma and after a brief moment, she suggested making the tail in the empty corner of my board and later attach it by jump ring. Brilliant. I noticed she often checked up on people's projects, answered questions, and chatted with them about the characters they were making (both for my group and the tufting group behind us). She dropped by to show me the perler Momonga her coworker made (very cute!). Later, she came back excited, and showed me another idea I could use for Momonga's tail. She showed me a pivot attachment that would make it so the tail would be attached in the back and swing around. She asked if I wanted to try this instead. Yes thank you, it's absolutely perfect!! I wish I got the instructor's name but I was too shy to ask at the end (agh). She was so kind, helpful, and relatable. She really made my crafting experience great and I'm so happy to have had her on my birthday!!

Just a very chill vibe to get your creativity juices flowing. My friends had signed up for a rug…read moretufting session, but we also saw some people assembling tiny beads together into an image. They let me stick around even though I hadn't signed up, so I just took pictures of the process. For the tufting session, you pick a flat image of what you want to make ahead of time. The instructor then will give advice on how to go about putting together your creation. After that, you link the image to the projector and it projects onto your canvas. You then outline the image. Then comes the fun part: the tufting tutorial. The instructor spends about thirty minutes teaching everyone how to use the tufting gun and then has each person practice on a large canvas. After that, you pick your yarn color and tuft away! Apparently, it took four hours for my friends to complete their tufted rugs, but they turned out so cute! They even stayed open past closing hours to let my friends finish. We need more artistic spaces like this.

This was a lot of fun, I took my family to try out this ceramic painting lounge. They had a blast,…read moreand we came back with some fun art pieces to add to our home. The process is fairly simple, you go in and pick your ceramic pieces to paint. Each ceramic piece has a different cost, and then there is a fee charged on top of that per painter. You get unlimited paints and tools to use, as well as unlimited time for painting. When you are done, you leave it with the front desk to fire up and pick up the finished result several days later. Would totally come here again for date night, girls night, or just a family activity. It is very group friendly. You can also come here solo if you've got some down time.

We visited on a weekday afternoon for a date and had so much fun! They have absolutely amazing…read morecustomer service, Monica in particular was exceptional. There were a couple other parties with young children and she was so patient and cheerful. Her energy and positivity made our visit extra memorable, thank you Monica! When we arrived, because we were new the staff helped show us around, and explained the process. The area itself is super cute and cozy, with seating by the windows as well as large tables for bigger parties. We were able to pick up our pieces about 5 days later? And the staff were super nice and helpful then as well! I'm in love with how the finished pieces turned out after firing. Overall, it was such a pleasant experience, they had some music playing and everything was neat and organized. We had a great time and I would definitely recommend stopping by if you're ever looking for something creative to do!

Thao was such a fun and knowledgeable instructor! My two friends and I took a 2.5 hour wheel class…read moreat Colibri and had a blast. We arrived early but the woman up front did not help us until 15 minutes after our scheduled appt time. She seemed confused and disorganized. Making an appointment was also pretty challenging. Fortunately, Thao saved the day and made up for the unprofessional check in experience. Will definitely be back and will request her!

[Hand Building Class prior to pickup]…read more Bought a Groupon for wife & I to try something new. My mistake for misunderstanding that this would not be the pottery wheel (not reflected in rating). Elena was our instructor & she was extremely knowledgeable, patient, understanding of our levels. Gave everyone equal attention (group of 4). Clear demo of how to mold from clay ball & clay plate. The first 20-30min was the demo & we wish that it could've been interactive 'follow along' exercise. Great way to get your hands working & molding. I made a nameplate for the dog + a ramen bowl w/ recessed chopstick holder. Looking forward to pickup experience estimated 1mo. Fun & would go again for the wheel class.

Me and my friend had an absolute blast at this little studio. It's a small studio packed with all…read moresorts of different beads, trinkets, figurines, and decorations to be used for arts and crafts. We attended the ice cube pop bean workshop, where we created little platforms made of ice cubes with cute little figurines on top. The workshop was very affordable given the amount of time we were there for and the variety of decorations we could choose from. The workshop instructor (also one of the owners) walked us through a concise tutorial on how to create our little creations. Picking out the colors of cubes and the figurines was the funnest part. Would highly recommend anyone who loves arts and crafts to stop by this studio!

My grand daughter and I were looking to spend a few hours together doing something creative. We…read morefound Momo DIY Studio and were delighted! From the moment we walked in Lea warmly welcomed us and showed us all of the available creative art projects, and there were many. My grand daughter decided on Pop into Fun with Ice Cubes and I chose to bead a bracelet. We were able to choose from thousands of Ice Cubes and accompanying decorations, and the the same for the beads. Lea was constantly there assisting and guiding us as we made our choices and created. I would so highly recommend Momo DIY for a few hours of pure joy to individuals, groups of friends, birthday parties for any age, and corporate team building events. I would give Lea and Momo 10 stars, if possible! Carol

MadeBy has quickly become one of my daughter's favorite places. She's 10 and very into arts,…read morecrafts, and hands-on projects, so this studio is right up her alley. We first checked it out during the grand opening and were impressed by how open, bright, and thoughtfully set up the space was. It feels much more spacious and creative than other DIY spots we've visited. We've since gone back for camps and casual weekend visits, and she always finds something new she wants to make. The custom comic book and stuffie stations are especially fun and unique. The staff has also been consistently kind, patient, and helpful every time we've been there. Such a fun place for creative kids.

You gotta take your kids here …read more. 1st - The kids get to do something tangible and creative 2nd - Tech/software shows kids they can do so many different things 3rd - the kids loved it, and didn't want to leave. Looking forward to doing a birthday there!

I have gone to a grand total of 3 events that have been held at this studio. I cannot say enough…read moregood things about this welcoming and beautiful studio! Not only is everything very well-priced and affordable, but the staff are more than willing to work with you if you have questions! Their pricing is also super transparent, with notes posted around the shop so it's easy to buy even when on a budget. Not only have they begun to recognize me, but when I came in for the Valko event, they were kind enough to notify me that they had new items to decorate on top of their already huge selection, which made choosing just one project so hard! If you have the time in your session, I'd recommend more than one. The staff here are SUPER kind and welcoming, and truly try their best to make this place a hub for the community (especially for Love and DeepSpace players) and I couldn't recommend them more! Even outside of events, this is a perfect place to learn new crafting skills and just take a moment to be in the moment. TL;DR: This place is amazing! 20/10 recommend for a good crafting space!

The first time I came to Kawaii DIY was July 2025. The owner (Kawa) told me that the business was…read morerun by her and her mother and that she played the game, Love & Deepspace. Not only did I leave the studio a glowing review (see below for first picture I took there, 5 star review since deleted), I gave her insight into the local LADS community because I believed that her space could be used for events. At the time, my team and I were planning our first LADS event and I DM'd the studio a few days after my visit to set up a business connection. Whoever responded said they're not involved in the company's marketing decisions. Understandable, but they did not pass me along to someone who was nor did they respond to my final message. I suspect it was Kawa behind the screen because she was actively making content and monitoring the studio's social media page the entirety of my visit. Moving along to Summer 2026. Kawaii DIY is pumping out LADS events that include cosplayers. For the one themed after the game's "Spring & Flowers" banner, I commented under the "featured cosplayer" post of the cosplayer friend I was planning to support the day of, suggesting that the studio choose a photo where their face/hair and makeup were clearly visible considering they work so hard on their cosplay for next time. The post was published late at night, around 11pm, which leads me to believe the studio was rushing, so I wasn't harsh in my critique at all. I received no response. The following morning after that featured post was published, my best friend and I came to the studio to support our cosplay friend. We did not plan on participating in the deco so we did not make an RSVP for it. At the time, my friend (cosplayer) was not busy so we stayed to take pictures with them at the backdrop, part of the draw for the event. Kawa was helping the other guests, but another person, who I can only assume is her mother, kept circling the three of us looking unhappy. At one point, she asked my best friend if she had made an RSVP for deco. She said no, just the mini art market. Instead of welcoming us anyway, having us leave, or explaining the rules, the mother simply walked away. Immediately, there was an air of hostility. We browsed the mini art market as potential customers, so we had every right to be there. I encourage you to look through your camera recordings to verify our presence, as you often do anyway for customers who leave a negative review (which is also within their right). It'll be the last time you'll see us there. At this point in time, my team's social media page is doing well. We enjoy promoting local LADS events and cosplayers. On behalf of my team, I posted a story group picture with the volunteer cosplayers that included the studio's name. I did not actually tag them because it was not required to tag them at the time, and I felt that the mother was rude. On my own page, I posted a reel promoting my cosplayer friend as they are still new to the space. Once again, I did not tag the studio for the aforementioned reasons. A few days later, Kawaii DIY Studio published a post about their policies. This included making RSVPs in advance and crediting them for their work through tags that needed to be pre-approved. It is their business, their rules. But the guidelines felt strict and the wording was very passionate in comparison to their older posts. Multiple LADS community members reached out to me deducing that the new guidelines were written because of my actions. I have stayed silent for a long time because I do want a woman-owned business to succeed and think that Kawaii DIY does bring charm to the Bay Area. However, it's recently come to my attention that they've taken down all of their featured cosplayer posts and speak ill of them behind their backs despite them volunteering their time to cultivate an immersive experience. They've also blocked me and my team on social media when our prior suggestions have been constructive, not harmful. LADS players, please continue to do whatever makes you happy especially during such a tumultuous time for us. I just urge you to do your research before giving your money and time. Note the expedited rate at which the studio's events are created, the value of the goods sold, and their responses to any kind of constructive criticism. Do not attack the studio and reach out to me directly if you have follow up questions. Kawa, if you're reading this, I really hoped that we could be friends because it seemed that we hit it off the first time we met. I'm sad it's come to this, but I do not appreciate the unprofessionalism. Please learn from this. As a LADS player yourself, you should know that the community deserves better.

I stopped by Michael's after lunch. It's been a long time since I've shopped here…read more They had some Christmas stuff left, on clearance. They did have Valentines items. They had heart shaped silicon molds for making cupcakes, stickers, gift bags and decor. They also had valentine hair accessories. I found a cute hair clip that I wanted to purchase. All the valentines items were 40% off, which was a great deal. There was a small section of St. Patrick's Day items, as well. At the checkout you have the option for self checkout or checkout with an employee. There was a customer being helped at a register and two were checking out at the self checkout. An employee directed me to an available self checkout which worked out great. I was in and out of there within 15 minutes total. I really love that they offer self checkout. I remember in the past when you'd have to wait in a crazy long line with only two registers open. The self checkout eliminates this long wait. It makes the shopping experience so much better.

This review is specifically for their custom framing department…read more My husband and I got married in New Orleans and purchased a print by a local artist during our wedding weekend. I finally got around to framing it and went to the Michaels location off Coleman. I was thinking that I could get a frame off their shelves, but I quickly realized that the poster had uncommon dimensions. I had no choice but to get a custom frame for it. I was assisted by a young gentleman, who was very friendly and helpful. I'm the worst when it comes to making decisions. I have to analyze every little thing, and then I get stuck in analysis paralysis. The associate was so patient with me, and he didn't rush me through the process. I also feel like he didn't limit me on variations of frame colors and matboard. He brought out everything to ensure that I had considered all my options. I relied heavily on his guidance and settled on an elegant thin silver frame with a blue mat. I called Michael's a week after the expected due date and was informed that it would be ready the following day. I was glad to see that the gentleman who helped me with my custom frame was the same person checking out my product. He carefully laid the framed print out, and I was stunned by how amazingly cohesive the frame and matting looked with the overall print. It was honestly perfect. This was my first custom frame job EVER - not just from Michael's. I was so pleased with their customer care and execution that I would not hesitate to go to Michaels Coleman custom framers!

It's been a year since I last did tufting! When I was at the mall last weekend, I checked out this…read morestore and found out they offer a variety of projects, including tufting, pouring art, and decoden art. The staff walked me through the tufting process and showed me examples of how to tuft properly and efficiently. I even carried a can of Diet Coke to the session as inspiration for my mini rug. The staff was knowledgeable and friendly, and they helped trim and flatten the rug at the end. I also got to make a picture frame using decoden art - picking out my favorite charms and decorating the frame one by one. As you can tell, I chose food- and toy-themed charms to reflect my hobbies. It's such a great idea for date nights, birthday parties, team-building events, or family activities. Especially if you've never tried it before, it's easy to pick up and a lot of fun!

Our rugs and decoden picture frames turned out great, but the store gets very busy and that is the…read moremain reason I rated 3 stars. It took us some time to learn how to use the tufting guns properly and it felt like they were understaffed. It would've been nice to have more guidance throughout the process, like if we had any questions we had to wait a very long time for a staff member to be available to help. The seating for tufting is also very close together and it can get a little cramped. But as I mentioned earlier, we were very happy with our finished rugs. After we finished tufting, it took them about an hour to finish them off and we were able to take them home the same day. We also did decoden, which was fun! I was impressed by the charm collection, but it was very hard to find letter charms since they were all mixed up and scarce. Overall, the crafts turned out great, just disappointed by the service. I understand that it was a weekend evening and it wasn't the staff's fault, they were all very kind and understanding. Just understaffed! With tufting especially, having more staff available to help throughout the process if needed would make this experience much more enjoyable.

I needed one final gift this holiday season and found myself at Cottage Crafts for the first time…read more This is like a year-round craft show laid out like a small antique mall with different sellers having their own corners of the shop. I was able to find many options for knitted hats and scarves to choose from, and everything was priced very reasonably and much more affordable than I expected (averaging about $11 for a handmade hat.) I did see on the receipt that sales are final, so keep that in mind. I will definitely be back for gifts in the future!

This place is so charming. The selection of goods are all handmade or ready to be used in a…read moreproject. You can feel the love put into the store the moment you walk in, and the different variety gets your mind racing for something to create. The price points are excellent, and the staff is so kind and knowledgeable. Stopping here always makes my heart happy.