Had a wonderful Sunday morning Flow yoga class with their instructor Jessica H. They were able to…read morehelp with modifications, well paced, clear instructions, and loved the poses (even learned a new one!). What really stood out was how she prepared you for posses, and how significant even a tiny in your body was to getting into a post. thank you for the wonderful class!

From the owner: Welcome to Seattle’s premier Art AND Yoga Studio! Our side-by-side studios offer classes, events,…read moreand workshops in a welcoming community space in Columbia City. We invite all levels of artists and yogis to join us. Our unique space allows you to flex your creativity and flow between the yoga mat and the easel!

I just completed an 8-week, on-line, drawing class there. The instructor was great and so were the…read moreother students. Classes were well organized, and all the instruction was posted 24/7 on the web, including class videos. I have taken a few of their on-line courses in the past couple of years, and since I live at the other end of town this is an easy solution. If you try it, be sure to familiarize yourself with the links they will send you ahead of the class. One for Padlet, and one for Zoom.

A lot of fun to dive into oil painting! I haven't touched painting in more than ten years but have…read morealways wanted to work on it. The teacher Lendy was very accommodating and helpful to alternate your perspective of painting and getting you out of perfectionism. Hyper realistic art isn't as interesting--and wouldn't you just take a photograph if that's what you want? Not only did you learn a bit about painting in the 8 week or so in person course but also how high of expectations people have of themselves. We started with probably 15 or so people enrolled and the last class had four. Even if you think your art sucks, just showing up and investing time will make it better. No one is good at anything immediately. You can also get out of external validation in these types of classes. If most paintings from others look similar, what do YOU want your art to look like? Is the question to ask. The class is pretty affordable for the hours and time you spend painting as well. The main feedback I would have is a little more time educating. Most of the beginner classes have a quick overview for about 10 minutes and then you start painting for the rest of the three hour class. I might be a very literal and visual learner, but I would love to go through more examples prior to start, and more in depth learning about technique and maybe some history or introduction to artists for maybe a third of the class or at least 30 minutes. Even if it was a pre read, I would read it. You get a ton of experimentation time, I'm a nerd for learning so I may have initially expected equally technical to hands on experience. I definitely recommend trying a class here especially if your more of a hands on "I'll figure it out" kind of learning style or looking for more studio time over lecture or traditional education. Worth your time!

We were so grateful to partner with Studio 2 You for our school's auction!…read more Davicia was wonderful to work with--kind, professional, and incredibly generous with her time and talent. She not only delivered the pieces herself but also fired them with a quick turnaround to ensure they were ready in time. The vases were WONDEFUL and made a lot of money for our school! I would highly recommend Studio 2 You to anyone who values thoughtful craftsmanship and supporting local artists, especially those who care about giving back to schools and communities. Thank you again, Davicia, for being such a bright part of our event!

Sarah and her studio were fantastic!…read more My 4 year old and I made 'Pinch Pot Monsters' to be glazed and fired the following week in class, and we had soooo much fun. She offers 'Mommy and Me' style classes, afterschool for older kids, Mom's Night out pre-made pottery painting, Birthday & Baby Shower partis and more! She's funny, creative, well stocked and FUN!

I can't believe I had never explored this store before!…read more Seattle recreative (the sodo location) has just about everything you could ever need for crafting. They had fabric, all aspects of sewing and scrapbooking, jewelry making, bulk paint and glue, glitter, and a wide selection of different containers. I don't think I could even write everything they had. The prices are dirt cheap: I bought 9 or 10 things for $5. If you (like me) are really into sustainability, I can't think of a better place to pick up your crafting supplies.

This place is a gem! Are you trying to get into a craft and don't want to spend hundred of dollar…read moreon supplies? Are you an experienced crafter and know exactly what you need? Either way, there's a chance you will find what you need at Seattle ReCreative at an incredible discounted price. Seattle Recreative is responsible for countless of my sewing projects, painting, art framing, faux-flower arrangements, and more. I'm so grateful to have not one, but two locations in our city!

This store definitely won first place (if there was one) on the Yarn Tour 2026. They have…read morecomfortable seating with couches and a table and chairs, an amazing selection of yarn, and the staff was so incredibly helpful! The best was with the Yarn Tour, you receive 2 free patterns, and many stores did scarves, or vests, but this store - WOW - an absolutely adorable Summer Cardigan! The same cardigan was shown as crocheted or knit, and the color selection for the yarn to make it was vast! The owner was wearing the cardigan and it was just stunning. Parking was easy, the store is comfortable, clean and huge, the yarn selection was incredible, the pattern was beautiful, and the staff and owner were so welcoming! Definitely returning!

Lovely selection of yarn in this small but wonderfully unique and creative space. Friendly and…read moreengaging service. Can't wait to go back.

Summit Selvage is an incredible studio in the cap hill area that offers a variety of sewing,…read morecrafting, and DIY classes from local experts. It is run by a passionate woman who is a sewing expert and the classes she offers really help build a sense of community in the cap hill area. The space also offers studio rental space for artists looking for a place to work on their projects. They are also hosting a market for local artists this year. I'm hoping these events continue. Overall, I intend to become a regular at Summit Selvage.