Manager so telling employees to take of OG price tags and replace with stickers…read more PLACE IS NOW Price Gouging all items they are stocking. Better beware. hope Corporate is aware of this

The past few visits I have gone to Michael's, it has always been a productive shopping trip and…read moreoften, I'll get around to certain projects when I have time. So many good things to purchase, hard to resist what to get before there's a likely chance it's gone. Recently, I had three custom frame completed. The individual was unbelievable patient, explained if I had questions about the glass selection, and the outcome turned out just what I wanted. We decided to do all three frames the same, preferred the Navy blue color over the Black frame. Completion time only took about a few weeks. Thank you for your help! Use your Michael rewards if you sign up. If you're a teacher, it's an automatic 15% off and connected to your rewards (provide your staff id). All payments accepted, there are constant discounts each week. Accompanied by other stores and share a big parking lot.

My goal for this year has been to try new things and have new experiences. And as someone who loves…read moreto create, work with my hands, get messy and fill my home with things that I made, a potter course was a no brainer! Blue Skies Pottery has been on my radar for a while. I no longer live in Hoboken, but still really wanted to try my hand at their wheel course! For 2 hours, you get to done an apron, and learn from one of their very kind and patient instructors. We first made a bowl but mine somehow did not make it to the actual bowl stage. I was encouraged by the intructor saying that going too far is what pottery is all about. Why play it safe when you can just mush it back into a big ball and start over. So try 2 was for a vase! Sure it's short and swirly and imperfect but I personally love it and it now holds all of my make up brushes proudly. Their beginners course is $75 for a two hour lesson. You can choose to fire your piece or pieces for an additional $15 a piece. So really the wonky vase you think looks silly is actually a $90 ceramic masterpiece... You pick them up a month later and marvel at the fact that this was just a blob of clay 30 days prior. I'm now soooo excited to try one of the 6 week courses and get better and better, but really just mostly love the idea of working with my hands uninterrupted each week. Thanks for a wonderful experience!!

First rule of pottery class...don't be sorry. Second rule…read moreof pottery class...just have fun. Our instructor, Sue, was welcoming as soon as we arrived. Each class holds a maximum of 8 people (please don't be late). This was always something I wanted to do ever since I saw the film, Ghost. Sue makes it a point to know everyone's name from the start but she gave me a special one...mom, because I came with my 21 year old son. Lol. She kept the entire class laughing throughout by getting to know each of us personally. I really enjoyed the group we were with. I already knew that I wanted to make a bowl so I can display it in my home. I wound up with a little dish instead. On my 2nd attempt I was like okay, you got this, you can make a bowl. I must have put too much pressure on the clay while going too fast on the pedal. Sue shouts out...look at mom go, she made another good looking plate. I guess I can use it as a jewelry dish. The pieces need time to dry. Choose the colors you want on the wall and they will glaze it for you. You pick up the finished pieces in 4 weeks. Please check out their website for prices. This was an introduction session but they also have weekly classes. I thought it was so sweet of Sue to ask if I had fun. I replied...I sure did because YOU made it fun for all of us!!! I highly recommend this activity if you've never done it before. I found it very therapeutic. You will also have the softest skin ever after you wash the clay off your hands. I had a blast. This place is located in Hoboken, NJ, hometown of Frank Sinatra. It's full of tree lined streets, cafes, and amazing restaurants. So come make a day out of it.

I loved the stationary! Keitai charms are also pretty cute!…read more Staff was very sweet and welcoming! Cute selection!

The ArtBox is one of those small stores that sell those cute little Korean and Japanese…read moreaccessories. They have high ends pens from Korea and Japan. Many accessories of Korean celebrities, like key chains, pencil pouches and gift sets, notebooks, and small bags. also some small toys from Korea This is a nice store to come to if you're looking for little stationery items or some stocking stuffers for the holidays. It's a great place for kids, especially for those who love cute thingamajigs.

Just about the only place I can find the classic hard bound sketch books I've used for decades. Art…read moresupplies, office supplies, books in English and Spanish on health and spirituality, other items you won't find in big box stores. Personal customer service. Buy at this second generation family owned business!

I took the end table class as a prerequisite to become a member. I had tinkered around a bit with…read morewood working, but realized that there was so much more that I had to learn. Baran was a great instructor, as was Philip, who filled in for one of the classes. I plan on taking the final prerequisite class and joining as a member as soon as I can. Highly reccommend.

My husband and I did this for a date night and was had the best time. Neither of us had any…read moreexperience with power tools, and are not particularly handy. There was the perfect balance of instruction and action. We learned enough about the machines and how to use them safely, and we had plenty of opportunity to actually get hands on work. It was a great launch into building and power tools!

Was just walking around the city at night and saw this row of little shops in Koreatown. I'm a…read moresucker for all things kawaii and saw the sign of DIY phone cases. You can create your own decoden (Japanese word) for a style of decorating whimsically cute things. You get to choose around 15 charms and pick the glue "cream" colors to be piped on. They piped the glue on for me and I picked the charms and they put them on for me (you can put them on yourself if you want). It was $35 to create the phone case. It's a nice reminder of a fun night. Look at the instagram. They are open daily from 12pm to 10:30pm, according to their Instagram @HiHiNewYork. They sell plushes, charms and more.

If you're looking for a truly relaxing and healing activities to ease the daily stress we all…read morecarry, try Tobang Ceramic art studio in Fort Lee. This is without a doubt the place to go. Between myself and my family, we've probably worked with all the artists there, but this place is the best I can think of. Head instructor, Jong Kang is a 25yr seasoned exibition artist, a veteran in ceramic art field, super friendly and nice, who will be able to provide you art work creation experience. With a small lesson fee, you will get the full support in art work including materials you need. The artist Jong is a very active exibition artist; you can check her work out at her personal website. Stop by the Tobang studio and you will get the most bang for the buck if you want a true art experience.

From the owner: We offer art classes & workshops for children to adult year-round in pottery. Pottery classes…read moreattract people who want to have fun exploring clay through wheel-throwing, plaster mold making, glaze chemistry and hand-building. From sculpture to functional kitchen wares, students create works in clay in an inspiring studio and supportive environment. Resident ceramic sculptor Agnes Kang teaches everyday with experienced knowledge and passion. Private lessons are available for customized project such as 3D work for college students who want to make imprint on their portfolio. We also provide an affordable small shared space that is a fully operational ceramic studio. Experienced ceramicists are encouraged to utilize our equipment and all artists and beginners are invited to attend my classes. Studio also produces handmade ceramics in house and welcomes custom commission orders.

I recently had two physical objects framed by Jose and they turned out wonderful. It was obvious to…read moreme that a lot of care was put into preserving and framing these one-of-a-kind objects. The pieces came out exactly how I imagined based on our conversation. I would definitely recommend the shop and Jose!

From the owner: Picture framing,paintings,posterts,prints ,diplomas. Needle…read morepoint,laminations.

I had a very disappointing experience at this balloon party supply store. The customer service was…read morerude and dismissive, and as a customer of color, I felt particularly disregarded. When I asked basic questions about party supplies, I was offered no assistance or guidance whatsoever. On top of that, the pricing felt excessive for the level of service provided. Customer service should feel welcoming and respectful, and unfortunately, that was not the case here. Because of this experience, I will not be returning or recommending this store. If you're looking for good-quality products, fair pricing, and genuinely kind, polite, and professional service, I highly recommend Balloon Saloon instead. From the moment you walk in, you're treated with respect and care. It's absolutely worth spending your money at a place where customers are welcomed and valued.

I love this store for long time. Inc security guards :) he's so helpful right after I entered the…read morestore. Just took one star off Indian workers need to communicate with customers when they make balloon decorations. Ribbon colors and design. To be honest, when a security guard helped my balloon he asked me what color I like as well as he gave us advices!! I recommend this store esp, when you need a party planner! They have everything. Cards, maybe go somewhere else to prepare. I'd go to barns and noble in Union Sq. If you go late, E 2nd st and Ave B Diane Reade.

I found Little Shop of Crafts while searching for a fun spot for my niece's sixth birthday, and it…read morewas a total hit! What really sealed the deal for me was the ability to paint and leave with your masterpiece on the very same day. It was super important for the kids to take home what they worked on; waiting a whole week for a pot to cure and dry is something we can save for a future birthday. From the moment we walked in, we were warmly welcomed. There were other kids happily making soap, and the woman who greeted us kindly explained that we could pick whatever we wanted to paint. Once we selected our items, we paid and were set up at a table with paints, brushes, and an apron. I'm so glad she made sure we knew the paint didn't wash out of clothes. Pro-tip: Even if you're not painting, wear the apron. Trust me, your shirt will thank you for this advice! The kids had an absolute blast. It was so interactive, and once they finished, they had blow dryer stations so we could dry the paint. The best part? They took the painted items to the back and made them all shiny! This place is a definite hit. And I hear it's fun even for adults with no kids in tow. Girls' night, anyone? Sign me up!

I visited with my mom twice now, and I'm going to average the number of stars based on the two…read moreexperiences that I had. Fortunately, the number of stars that I had for each experience was five. The first time around I painted the Cinderella figure and my mother painted the pumpkin figure. The second time around we painted mugs. The two projects required two different types of paint. Unfortunately, the prices are kind of insane. The Cinderella figure was $49.99 plus tax, the pumpkin was $29.99 plus tax, and both mugs were $29.99 plus tax. Even though it was expensive I still had so much fun and everything I made came out looking great. Everything my mom made came out looking great. I can see myself coming back, and I can't wait to see what my pieces look like once they're out of the kiln.