My daughter has been taking art classes with Ms. Karen for 6 years. Ms. Karen is a wonderful…read moreteacher and Lauren's ability has grown tremendously.She has found a passion for art that continues to grow. I can't thank Ms. Karen enough for helping Lauren grow.

I attended a gnome workshop at Wrenworks 2 years ago and began an obsession with hand-built…read morepottery. The workshop was a fantastic introduction to the tools and basic techniques to make my own art. I joined open studio and go every week ever since. (I've made 40 gnomes and a bunch of other things, even tried the wheel!) The workshops and studio are fun but the people and community are the real treasure here, they are so welcoming and supportive.

I love the vibe this studio gives. I have done a few fun things with them, Gnomes, Christmas tree,…read moreand an envelope wall hanging. I am in the garden stack class and I am learning a lot of fun and new techniques. Everyone is so easy going and knowable is makes it lots of fun.

There is a nice selection here. However, they do discriminate against people who do not follow…read moretheir opinions. It's sad when a good business would rather shun away its customers because they don't have the same opinion.

I'm not sure how I haven't written this review yet, so my deepest apologies to all of the wonderful…read morewomen of NOLA Craft Culture. This is by far a glitter and craft lovers' paradise. I went there for the first time shortly after their first Mardi Gras, and have returned several times since. I also love having their kits shipped directly to my door. Krewes, Indians, and just regular old people like me love this store and all it has to offer. Glitters, glues, trims, feathers, spectacular examples of the different handmade throws, an ample work space, and some of the most creative minds in the business to help you in anyway you need. Even when you're shopping from afar, they are still a great help, and if you put a note in on your order (like, don't ship before this date) they actually pay attention and you'll get what you need exactly when you want it. It's not a hobby; it's a way of life.

While I appreciate the owner taking time to just now get on Yelp 5 years later, their approach to…read morecommunicating to a customer who shared their experience of being unable to freely express their creativity in their class shows they haven't grown as a teacher and aren't able to accept critique themselves. I was able to find a wonderful art studio in Burbank with themed nights where my friends and I had an incredible time.

I have bought a couple of prints and jewelry from Susan and I love her aesthetic. I have not taken…read morea class with her (no artistic ability here) but do know people who did and thoroughly enjoyed them.

I'm obsessed y'all…read more Paint and Sip classes have always been one of my favorite things to do. The Rustic Brush takes it to a whole nother level though. Tracy & Travis opened up their doors late fall of 2019 and were only open for a few months before COVID-19 struck. I love and appreciate how they adapted and created DIY kits that you can take home and enjoy socially distant and in the comfort of your Casa. It was super easy to order my kit ahead of time and when I picked it up masks were worn and everything by their team. I loved doing the kits in the comfort of my own home. Everything was packaged and labeled nicely. I enjoyed the butch paper wrapping since I could use that as my painting station and not ruin my furniture. All the paints were packaged individually, came with a set of sponge brushes, a disposable apron (yes please!), and of course the custom stencil I chose. You can actually choose up to three paint colors and they have a wide variety of stencils and projects to choose from. Currently during COVID-19 you can book a private experience for a small group of folks and it's BYOB!

I purchased a Do It Yourself (DIY) kit. Paying online was efficient and I appreciate how quick the…read moreowner reached out to confirm my colors. I picked up my kit a few days later and that was quick and easy as well. I selected the classic gray stained wood and must admit I was disappointed in how it looked. The stain didn't appear to take on most of the wood. I wouldn't have been happy putting my stencil directly on top of the wood, so I painted the wood white first. You basically paint on top of the provided stencil and then pull the stencil off. It was challenging because the smaller pieces took forever to pull up. I literally broke a sweat lol! My takeaway from that is to pick a pattern that isn't so complex the next time. Overall, I was pleased with my finished product. I just wish it had the classic gray background.