I love 4 Corners Custom Framing. This is a wonderful shop whose owner is highly skilled at his…read morecraft - third generation picture framer. He and wife are committed to producing quality affordable framing solutions and provide an outstanding customer experience. This independent frame shop is adjacent to the LaSalle Arts Theater and helps make the E 185th strip a destination for art enthusiasts.

An absolutely fabulous, highly personalized experience. After a freak accident left a very…read moreimportant award of mine shattered, I was devastated. My BFF told me not to worry, as he knew the best framer in Cleveland. We immediately hopped in the car and drove to Walken, located at the iconic 78th Street Studios. Walt's reputation proceeds him, as he's been in business for decades and does major framing projects for large local companies, the Rock Hall, and other museums. If they can trust him, you can to. Upon hearing of his illustrious reputation, I worried my job was "too small"... however he treated mine with care and attention to detail. In just a few short days my order was ready and his prices were remarkably reasonable. He sent me a text when it was ready and was kind of enough to store it safely until I could get there. I was so impressed with my entire experience, I'm already proactively thinking about bringing Walt some art I have so it can finally be framed. I really can't say enough great things about this business!

My wife and I did the Date Night experience. The staff was excellent. Mike and Joe made sure…read moreeveryone had a great time. This is a guided experience step by step and very hands on. Beverages and pizza are included. I recommend this to everyone as a fun date night. You get to choose your project. And if you are fortunate like us, meet some very nice folks.

This place is a hidden gem in CLE right off W25th st. They have great things to buy for classes to…read moretake or you can just come in to check out the really cool chicken Morty. Mike the owner of 25 years has kept this place going and does a wonderful job with teaching people to make one-of-a-kind glass projects. You can make anything from a wine Tumblr to a vase to paper weights or even a small light cover. There is paid and street parking outside. This is a great place for friends date night or if you just feel like being a little artsy farts. It was $125 per person for 2 glass pieces. If you pay in cash they give a discount. Tip not included.

Billy's wheel workshop was a great experience. He gave meaningful constructive cricisism and I was…read morevery comfortable trying new things. I felt welcomed and at home in his fantastic studio. For anybody who is looking for ways to improve their pottery skills - you can't go wrong with some one-on-one time with Billy!

Although we were unable to take the class when we all showed up, due to a heating issue on one of…read morethe coldest days of the year, we thoroughly enjoyed chatting with the owner, rescheduled our class and purchased a few lovely items in the shop. So looking forward to our first pottery class, building painted artistically by local students. It is a gem!

I purchased a Groupon to do a 2-person class. Throwing pottery was on my bucket list and I'm…read moregrateful to have had an instructor like Tracey. She explained each step and broke down to a level of detail so that I could make my pieces practically independently. She did jump in to help when I needed. The first session consisted of kneading the clay and then throwing it and creating our two pieces. Visit 2 was the glazing. And finally visit 3 was pickup! I'm shocked that we were able to create our pieces, and bonus - they're dishwasher-safe! If you're throwing around the idea of doing a class like this, I definitely recommend Tracey!

Small gallery with several artists showing interesting and fun artwork. Check it out.read more

Excellent choice to see and experience local art and artists. Their shows have real art, and not…read morepictures of downtown Cleveland.

At a friend's suggestion, as someone who is new to Cricut, I decided to stop by Crafter's Wholesale…read moreSuperstore. I was immediately impressed with their selection of vinyls and blanks including shirts, mugs, masks etc. The prices were fantastic as well! The owners were lovely and took time to answer all of my questions, showing me the difference between the different types of Heat Transfer Vinyl that they offer. As some of the other reviews said, the owner did not wear a mask. The reviews stating that she was unfriendly/unkind, and in my opinion were completely untrue. She was very helpful and kind during our visit. One other thing to note, I did struggle to understand the pricing of their products (the vinyl prices were visible but the blank pricing was not posted). They were eager to assist when I asked questions. My visit to Crafter's Warehouse Superstore was a good experience and I will definitely return soon.

Go to for vinyl! New to crafting and the owner Nicole has been willing to answer questions when I…read moresee her. She will print what you can't (for a few of course) but some things are easier to have someone else do based on your own skill set. This is a small business and she handles it as such. She is really good at what she does and her prices beat chain stores every day! Even with her additional products like shirts and stuff her mark up is low and by the time you pay for shipping from a wholesaler yourself depending on what you BEP is you're better served by keeping the money in the community! It's probably good I'm An east sider otherwise I'd probably be in there every day!

I had the pleasure of going to the Friday Night Art Bar at Wave Space Studio this past weekend…read more The concept is a bar, but you're ordering art projects instead of cocktails. I "ordered" the block printing project, and my friend "ordered" the embroidery project. I think you can also do collage and stamping projects. The projects range from $20-35 and are varying lengths of time to complete. I was a total newbie to block printing - the total of my instruction had been a 6 minute video tutorial. The owner made me feel very comfortable and gave clear instructions, but was generally hands off for me to figure things out through experimentation. You can't bring food to your project, but I believe you are allowed to bring in n/a drinks while you art. It was such a fun, relaxing way to start the weekend. I'll definitely be back.