Really easy fun and relaxing! The price is great and the ambiance is very peaceful. Can't wait to…read moresee my results soon!

we went during our valentines day date and it was a super cute experience. turnaround times for our…read morefinished pieces was fast and the whole process was super straightforward. leaving this review because my boyfriend had an amazing experience with the owner, jean. she was incredibly kind. will be coming back definitely! the other staff could definitely be friendler. hard to speak to them or ask any questions without getting dirty looks.

HOT TIP: Make a reservation online on their website, so you have a spot and are able to plan ahead…read more They do book up fast. I was going to be in the area visiting a friend. We were doing a little theme visit, arts and crafts. Earlier we made candles and then we headed to our afternoon reservation to make paint pottery at All Fired Up. Once we arrived we were instructed to pick out our piece we desired. We were seated at the front window, just the two if us. It was nice to sit with each other without others around. I chose two pieces, a topper for $13 and a strawberry container for I think $27. I felt the pricing was extremely reasonable especially since you used their glaze, they fire it, and they set up and clean up for you. They also offer a military discount, which handled around the cost of the tax. The staff were great. They were always making sure we were ok, without being to over the top. They kept things moving. . They do offer "private" parties and birthday parties. The set up was pretty nice, and quaint. There was a large table set in the back. While I was there there was two parties. Each party brought a cake and snacks. There are aprons available and an abundant selection of supplies available. It looks like they also do arts with glass. Parking can be tricky. So I suggest to leave time to navigate that, so you are not late for your appointment. We found street parking a few streets over. But, there was slot a lot where you paid.

Had the pleasure of hosting a work event here for a group of eight to ten. Booking online was very…read moreeasy, and the staff were friendly and welcoming. We were instructed to pick out any item we wanted, and they even had simpler options for those of us who aren't as artistic. Once we made our selections, we were able to grab our colors and brushes and start painting. The two-hour time limit was very reasonable, and the staff did a great job checking in and reminding us of our time. After finishing, we wrote our names on the bottom, and the staff took care of the rest. They glaze your finished piece, and you can return in about a week to pick it up. The space is small and simple, but it's a great choice for anyone looking for a fun activity or planning a group event. I also found the prices to be very reasonable.

I've been a loyal customer for over a decade. They just lost the customer. On Friday August 21 at…read more3:30 PM. I attempted to purchase three Nido squishy toys for my two daughters and my niece. The manager refused to allow the purchase because they have a two unit limit per person. They've just lost a customer to Amazon. So much for good service. I hope it was worth it.

Small but mighty art store - great selection of materials for drawing, sketching, and painting…read moreincluding a wide variety of paints, paper, brushes, and pens. They even have paint for leather, which can be used for shoes, purses and jackets. Lots of materials for framing as well, including canvas that you can use to stretch to a customized size for your creation. Small number of supplies for fabric arts - just the basics to get started or if you're in a pinch. Prices are reasonable for the city and quality of the materials. Lots of cute gifty items up front too. Stop in here with your kids for a fun side trip when visiting Planet Word!

I love going to Michael's to get my craft on and I appreciate that they give a discount to those of…read moreus in the education field. I recently got a couple items to decorate for the seasons, as well as some frames and some pillows. My only grip would be the staff. It's often hard to find someone to assist you and even upfront at the checkout they ignore you because they expect you to do self-checkout. I had two large pillows and the bags at self-checkout are small and not one of the three staff members up front paid any attention to the customers checking out because they were way too busy, talking amongst themselves,. I had to go over to them and politely interrupt the chit chat to ask if I could get a larger bag to put my pillows in. While this isn't the end of the world the fact that there's three of them just standing there talking away in their little group and not paying any attention to the customers kind of really sucks lol.

Chris at Michael's framing department at 7 Corners was excellent and very accommodating and…read morecreative. The final framed of our American flag was museum quality and simply stunning. Chris had the vision to make the framed American flag unique and special. Outstanding craftmanship.

I've recently gotten into needlepoint and I'm glad there are a few stores nearby to check out. I…read morechecked this location on a Saturday and the staff was super friendly and knowledgeable. I also picked up some canvas to add to my project bag. This store is definitely at the top of my list and I plan to visit again when I finish the canvases I just got.

Regrettably, The current surge in needlepoint popularity,…read morehas further given this shop owner the opportunity to be even more condescending and rude. Arrogant and aloof! Very dismissive to long-standing customers. I was told finishing was done upstairs...However, it is sent out. Don't bring in a canvas at the beginning of the month. They only ship them to the finisher at the end of the month. Hence a longer wait time, justified by the abundance of business.

I don't know if it was just the particular day we decided to go or if this is the norm for this…read morelocation, 1but this was not a good shopping experience. Walking into the store, there were boxes all over the place and ladders and equipment littering a lot of the aisles, so it was almost impossible to move through with a stroller without running into a ladder or boxes. The few staff that were around looked pretty aloof or distracted and overall disinterested in helping you locate anything. Also, for some reason, the bathrooms were locked so I sought out an employee who told me they were having plumbing issues (also not a great look) , so I was sent scurrying out of the store to find the nearest bathroom where my toddler could potty before there was an accident. All of this I could probably overlook if they at least had the type of gem stickers I was looking for, but sadly their selection in the scrapbook selection was pretty weak. It's been years since I last visited a Michaels location but I don't remember the service and overall store quality being so poor. Needless to say, I won't be back.

I stopped in to pick up a few things to make my house look nicer and the staff not only helped by…read moreactually walked me to the location where the items were. I didn't realize there was a bottom floor to the store. If you stop in, make sure that you go downstairs there's a whole other level of interesting things for you to get into so that you can be creative too.

This is such a fun shop with a lot of things to buy secondhand. I got a cute crystal and then an…read moreold spice jar with some crystals in it to bring home with me, they look so cute in my room. They have a lot of cute jewelry and outfits for sale as well.

Highly recommend for gift shopping, a fun store to stop by with friends, and honestly a place with…read moregreat vibes all around. Nice variety of goods like snacks, rings, vintage items, home decor, clothing - there's even craft classes! Employees are all super nice and I just bought a new ring from here that I love and will wear every day.

Tokiya is currently in it's soft-opening stage, with hours from 1-6 on weekends, and I can't wait…read moreuntil they are open fully! This store has the perfect location next to Hana Market on 17th St, a little slice of Japan in the District. I walked by and immediately felt welcomed by the proprietors as I explored the small shop. They have a varied collection of beautiful handcrafted ceramics (plates, bowls, cups, chopstick holders) as well as some lovely kimonos and textiles. Having recently spent a long layover in the Narita airport I am impressed by the reasonable prices at this shop. Everything is sourced directly from Japan and the owners are planning to have a rotating collection as well as hold workshops.

Super cute new spot along U street! Lots of high quality decently priced items all sourced from the…read moreowners home town in Japan. The shop is cute and the owner is such a nice person. My son and I wandered in on our evening stroll - I'll definitely be back to check into some of the sake and tea sets.

My favorite store ever as a Christian. So clean, big, and spacious! I got a giant frame for 50% off…read moretotaling only $33. Also this store doesn't take Apple Pay.

I can always find something here. Its clean and theblayout isbeasybtonfollow. Lots of different…read morefabric in the back of the store. There's gundam boxes to assemble, there's holiday decorations year round. No more coupons as things are super cheap