What a cute little shop with over 200 vendors! We came during an event and there was a woman with…read moretaste testing for her jams with crackers. She also had meatballs too. It was only $9. There was tons of different crafts and things to look at. We went to the top section of the floor and we saw that they had a craft class going on. I even found this syrup I use at the store for super cheap. A lot of the items were affordable and unique. It was a super cute gift shop.

This is such a fun place to shop and to take classes at. It is fairly easy to find and there is a…read moreton of parking. I have taken 4 different classes here. All of the possible classes are listed in their website. I would be hard to pick a favorite class. Each of the classes is taught by a different artist or expert in that class. There are 2 different areas where the classes are taught one in the back and one in the middle section. The website has a description of each class that is offered as well as the requirements that you need to bring for the class. The ability to walk out with a project that you learned how to make is priceless. I highly recommend going to a class at My New Favorite Thing or just going shopping. Local artists each get a section to display. I will be going back for more projects.

I'm an art teacher, so this place can be a gold mine for me. I never go in there with a specific…read moreproduct in mind, because " it's like a box a chocolates." (Hopefully you get the reference ). Today was a great visit! The employee was a very arty young girl with fun piercings. She was friendly and definitely took care of me, price wise. I didn't realize that a lot of the things I got were not included in the bag price, my bad. She was so sweet and gave me a great price. Everything was clearly for my classroom. It's a good thing that this place is pretty far from my house and that I try to not be the art teacher who hoards stuff, otherwise this place would be a regular hang it of mine!

I have no idea how today was my first time here. Especially since I do their crafts whenever they…read moreare at an art fair. Arts & Scraps is SO CUTE!! I love how seemingly super random it is. Yes the store is well laid out, immaculately neat and I could find utility for damn near everything I saw! I wish I had more time to browse more. But I already have plans to go back next weekend.

This is a cute little shop that offers a variety of things. They have pottery you can paint…read morestarting at $9. They also have wheel throwing classes which is super cool and I want to try that! The painting classes are for all ages, but they do have a paint and sip for 21+. They have reasonable prices, open late, and they accept walk ins. The staff were super nice as well.

This is the best little clay studio! The owners are very kind and helpful, and always welcoming. My…read moredaughter and I did a hand building project and we received good instruction and had a lot of fun. They also offer wheel throwing classes, premade pieces to glaze or paint, and canvas to paint. Spunky Frog is a great creative outlet right in quaint Canterbury Village!

Had such a great experience! Made a reservation ahead of time, walked on in and was created with…read moreall smiles! We were told to pick out our artwork, and was never rushed! After that we were sat down and told how to paint, how many coats, which colors to do last and so on it was your time to be free! They made everything so easy! Now I can't wait to get my art work back!

can't recommend this place enough! I have been to multiple girls nights, family days and now just…read morego by myself to peacefully paint. They have an amazing selection of bisque. They're always willing to help you! I find weekdays to be the best days to go. Saturdays can be a bit hectic but the staff always finds time to help you. I personally think their pricing is extremely reasonable. The amount of work that goes into prepping the greenware and firing each creation makes it totally worth the investment!

took a pottery class where we were instructed on how to make a bowl on the wheel. the space was…read morelarge and airy with natural light. the instructor was an amazing teacher and helper and we had a lot of fun! if you're local they have group classes and packages. a huge plus is there's a kitty adoption center next door!

From the owner: Still Life Ceramics Studio Ferndale offers hour long classes on the wheel, month long classes,…read moreworkshops, membership and private parties!

Love love love this store! This is an amazing place for gifts or just for really cute stuff to have…read moreat your house. I found all kinds of items from local vendors like tea, jewelry, dog treats, some really cool mystery book dates, pottery, the list goes on. You would think that because everything there is from vendors it would be a little expensive but it's not there's a lot of craftsmanship put into the products making everything worth the price! Every time I go into the store, there are either new items to look at or old items that I overlooked. If you go, make sure you give yourself plenty of time to look around because it's very easy to lose time once you get in there!

Awesome store. So many orginal pieces and artist. A must visit! Great gifts for all occasion.read more

I got a really nice spring/summer scarf made by the Stray Sheep Co. They also had handmade bags and…read moresoy candles with cute artwork. Everything in the store is tax-free because it is run by a co-op of local artists.

They moved locations since the last time I was here but it's still a pretty rad concept--a…read morenonprofit resale of craft and art supplies and other goods that can be repurposed and upcycled into art supplies. There's a lot here if you're willing to dig through! There's a vintage area with tons of old, vintage papers, photographs, sheet music, postcards, photo albums, negatives, etc. Loads of scrap fabric and remnants, yarn, embroidery floss, notions, scrap paper, scrapbooking materials, stickers, stencils, even industrial supplies like foam scraps, and household materials like pill bottles (empty of course), lids, jars, storage containers, craft kits, old calendars, big bins of wine corks, pens, etc. They have a HUGE selection of old National Geographic issues, some going back as far as the 1930s. Perfect for collages or collecting. They also have a few machines like scales, microscopes, sewing machines, etc. As well as a few tools, wood and metal working items, just bits and bobs of tons of things to sort through. It changes all the time so stop in regularly to see what they get in! And the best part? It's all SO cheap and keeps all these things out of landfills (56K lbs just last year)! Upcycling FTW! Some things are in better condition than others but if you're the creative type you will be inspired by all you can find here. And since things are so affordable you can really take risks and noodle around without worrying about wasting your supplies. Want more inspo? They also offer workshops and classes to get your creative juices flowing. Swing by and check it all out!

Lots of random trinkets that can be used for many different projects!…read more Unfortunately, I didn't find what I was looking for (something to decorate/sew onto a Christmas stocking). But I would definitely come back! I will take my mom here too as she loves scrapbooking! I was very close to getting an embroidery packet but decided I probably won't have time for it (only $4)!