Are you creative and love a hands-on activity? Then bring your group of friends or coworkers to AR…read moreWorkshop. Book ahead so you have time and space to do your projects. Various projects available on their website to purchase ahead of your visit. This allows the staff to prep your station prior to your arrival. This location is off high street in Worthington with parking in front and plenty behind the shop with a short walk. Our group brought our own champagne and mixers to make mimosas along with muffins. They allow wine, beer and champagne along with your own food. Not a lot of room to set up a spread but nice enough to have at or near your workstation to sip and graze. The staff is friendly and eager to help. (Shout out to Erin and Stacy) Some people in our group made signs, a tabletop and I opted to make a pillow cover. Each project had a custom stencil that was ordered and made prior to our arrival. What I learned was NOT to move ahead of your project prior to getting guidance or assistance. There could be a possibility you make a mistake or miss a crucial step that messes things up. Don't be afraid to ask for help or get tips and how-to's from the staff. We had fun creating not only memories but beautiful projects that will last a lifetime.

We had a Bachelorette party that included kids from 9-13 and it was the perfect place. Kay was…read moreamazing and we had another lady helping as well (didn't catch her name) but she was amazing helping the younger one, so patient...I would recommend this to anyone who wants a beautiful craft and to create your own in a relaxing atmosphere. We'll definitely be back!

This store is incredible and full of handmade items that make perfect gifts for yourself or a loved…read moreone! My son and I were here happened upon this shop when we planned on going to Learning Express but they were unexpectedly closed for water damage. Judy, who was working was so kind and sweet, showed up her artwork and we ended up picking up some adorable OSU bibs with ties for my twin nephews. I wish I took a picture because they were truly the cutest thing and my sister in law loved them! Affordable too! Great concept and platform for local artists!

Gorgeous space, and I love all of the art that was on display here. There was a really great…read morevariety, wonderfully showcased. I was immediately drawn in by the lovely handmade ornaments all over the beautiful greenery displays. There was plenty of stuff to browse all the way back - lots of great gift ideas for all ages! There were some neat magnet boards, doll clothes, really interesting repurposing of old books into journals and albums, and a whole lot more. This is well worth a visit and definitely a place I'd love to visit again to see what new work they are creating. This has a nice location in the Shops at Worthington Place, with plentiful parking in the shopping center lots.

This place satisfied all my crafting desires! From candles to ceramics to canvas painting to mosaic…read moretiles there is something for everyone young or old, novice or experienced . They even take walk-ins.

Well. I hope everyone in my life is ready for "I painted you a pottery" for every significant life…read moreevent for the next five years or so. I've missed pottery painting a lot, and this is a great place to pick it back up. The staff is super friendly, if you go with a group everyone can do a different art thing, and while it's not cheap, it's very reasonably priced.

This is a rather charming boutique in Worthington. I stumbled upon it while I was in the area and…read morecouldn't help but check it out. It's filled with tons of fun decor items, jewelry, children's toys, bath and body products like bath bombs, and then some. The prices are a little high but exactly what I would expect for a shop like this. It's great for gifts or something for yourself. It is geared towards women but there's no harm in that. If you're out walking in the neighborhood then definitely stop in. Oh, and the staff was so friendly. They brightened my day.

I know boutiques and their prices can be intimidating but it's really hard to find unique gifts…read morelike I found here. There's a baby section with lots of items made from organic materials, house decor, toys and some clothes as well. I was shopping for my nieces first birthday and found some great items that went with her cupcake theme. The woman who helped me at checkout was very friendly and wrapped everything for me. Such a nice touch that you can't get at chain stores. My gift for my niece is wrapped and I even left with a gift for my nephew that she wrapped separately. Definitely worth the 20 minute drive.

Soooooo I went here with My Wife…read more She sews , She Quilts She loved this place ! If she can come to Guitar Stores with me ,.... I can go to sewing / fabric stores with her :) This place was nice and had a great selection of fabric Nice staff too If you sew and quilt you'll love this place

Wonderful shop and service. Loved the openness of their values.! Will be ordering online after…read morevisiting in person.

Took a family member here for their birthday. We all picked out a piece of pottery and took them to…read morethe counter and paid. It was a Saturday, so there was a little wait for a table. Since it was our first time, they explained everything to us. We ended up being there for over 5 hours, while the birthday girl painted her piece in great detail. What was really nice is that the staff left us alone, so there was no pressure to hurry up and leave. Everyone agreed it was fun, and we'd all do it again. It only took a few days for our pottery to be ready to pick up. Overall a great experience.

I wanted to spend time with my God daughter over the Christmas break and decided to take her to do…read morepottery. It was a super cool first time for both of us. Items were reasonably priced. Unlimited paint and the staff helped both of us with templates for our designs. It wasn't too crowded and we went on an early Friday Evening. It was peaceful and I feel like this is something that I can do often! I highly recommend this for kids of all ages. I love that she was able to navigate a lot of the stuff independently because it gave her extra creative freedom not having to ask for help to get paint and figure out things that she wanted to add to her pieces. Here's my piece that she helped me with. It was $10. Unlimited paint and supplies to help get it it finished. They have a 4 day turn around period, but if you call the night before the pickup date. It may be ready earlier however 4 days is the turnaround period.

We in Columbus are incredibly lucky to have a place like Igloo. They're doing letterpress the cool,…read moreold-school way... with machines that are much older than me! I've had the pleasure of visiting their print shop and the retail shop several times, and I'm always like a kid in a candy store. The staff are always so kind, and they love talking about their work. And the retail store sells so many Ohio and Columbus goodies--I want to spend hundreds of dollars every time I'm there! Seriously, this is the best selection of cards, calendars, and other paper products in the city!

Parking is available in the private lot of the building or across the street in a public parking…read morearea. Some of the public parking is designated as 3-hour limit until 6pm. The letterpresses are in the former carriage house of the Worthington Inn. It's a jumble in there, but in a good way. It has a wonderful ink and paper smell to it. The retail shop is housed in the Snow House which is the oldest house in Worthington. It has some office space, a kitchen for the staff, and several rooms of handcrafted goodies. They carry their own cards, book binding supplies, leather goods, aprons by AmyD, stinkybomb soaps and many more locally crafted items.

I've been a proud crafty scout since the beginning and love the variety and creativity of the…read moreprojects. The ready made items are also great (the social media famous pan pizza reading shirt is just one of many fun items). Make sure to follow on social media because new items and sales are usually announced that way.

We went here for the craft trail. We started here because I recognized the name from the casino's…read moreholiday craft show. They were doing beaded pens and the staff was super helpful with those of us who were having trouble getting the beads on the pens. They also have a unique collection of stickers, canvas bags, earrings, and note pads. I will definitely return here.

Mike and the staff worked on 3 machines of mine, that were not working. I was prepared to pay for…read morelabor on each machine. Mike said he wasn't able to get them to work,(the parts were obsolete) so he didn't charge me. Who does that!! In this day & age & economy everything is a money grab... to have a business and repairman be so honest and principled is so refreshing. They have my business for life!

I took an old sewing machine and serger in for repair. The knowledgeable repairman could save the…read moresewing machine but was honest about the serger saying he couldn't help me. I appreciated how helpful and honest everyone in the store was. They were great about calling me when the machine was finished and kept it for me until I got back from vacation. Just really nice people.

Chefs are great! Fun and entertaining while also cooking and learning. Food turned out FANTASTIC!…read moreSecond time here and will be back again!!

Some people spend money on concerts, some on sports games... I love taking cooking classes…read more Specifically, classes at The Recipe. I've taken classes in competing kitchens and the experience here is far superior. Chef Mike has a great model. Diners prep ingredients and then come together to put dishes together while learning tips and techniques. The sheer number of dishes prepared each time is stunning-- between 4 and 6 different recipes each time. I always come away with at least one thing I want to try making at home. And there are plenty of dishes that have made it into our regular repertoire. Some favorites: German pork tenderloin and spaetzel, Cajun blackened fish, Irish bangers and mash, Jamaican jerk chicken and coconut beans and rice to name a few. And some classes are more aspirational. I'll leave it to the experts to make ravioli and ramen, two dishes I have more respect for. I'm better with a knife, I know the basics of building different soups and sauces, I've upped my game on holiday cooking. And mostly, I just enjoy cooking so much more and have developed confidence. Not a cook? No problem. This is a very relaxed setting. You can do as much or as little as you like. You can sip wine and stir a pot of sauce or you can get your hands dirty and knead dough or shell shrimp. Tonight we made bibimbap and banchon. It was delicious. And easy. It will be finding it's way into our Rotation. Thanks Mike for making cooking fun and accessible for all.