We were there today to pick up pieces that we had glazed the sat before for my roommates birthday…read more Three of us chose one piece each, a fox and a dolphin figurine and I chose an owl box that I now have sitting on my bedside table that I will keep Jewelry in because our cats LOVE my jewelry. Moonstones and Malachite pieces most of all. But now they can't get to it. The place was warm and inviting. Prices were a little steep for some things but considering all glazes and the firing are factored into the prices. I will be going back with the same friends +1 later this month in order to paint more. The ladies running this were very helpful selecting pieces and glazing them as well. Prices range from $5 to $60. I believe. I have thoughts of choosing a single mug and pot that could sit with my Altar items. I also want to do a triple Goddess trivet too. If I can make any suggestions, it would be, since their greenware comes from China... If they got ANY Anime figurines and such would be super great. For example: Totoro, Catbus, No Face, Raddish Spirit these from Studio Ghibli films. From Bed and Breakfast for Spirits: Ginji the 9 tailed fox, Master Inn-keeper, Japanese temples. They do have a nice selection of Star Wars pieces too. Including the Mandalorian. Fantasy characters like faeries and dragons and faery houses too. I just think they are missing out there because if they could get anything from any Studio Ghibli films, Bed & Breakfast for Spirits, Flying Witch, "Zodiac characters" from Fruits Basket series, and so much more we would come at least twice a week to paint/glaze pieces. Last note, if you go in during your birthday you can glaze a piece of cake plate for free.

My niece & I had a fantastic time!! We also get beautiful pieces of are for mementos.read more

Stopped in with my nieces and sister. We really enjoyed stopping in…read more There is a great selection of pieces to paint. They were very helpful, helped us pick out paint colors. Didn't rush us to complete our pieces. Will definitely be back!

My daughter (15) and I visited here (first time for me, second for her) it was such an awesome…read moreexperience!! Amazing customer service. Everyone was so friendly and gave awesome advice and guidance when asked. Everyone who worked there was beyond kind and always smiling, helping and talking to everyone! We cannot wait to go back. They even snapped a photo for me!!

Michaels always seems to be a disappointment. The selection wasn't that good, and the prices are…read moreexpensive compared to similar stores in the area. The place is very old, and there aren't a lot of staff around if you have any questions. Would shop elsewhere for craft supplies.

This craft store is not bad, especially if you like to knit or sew. The layout is rather nice and…read morethe price point is better than hobby lobby and some other stores in the area. I also like their crafts for kids sections

As a first time visitor from Texas, I was excited to have fun and get creative. As we walked in for…read moreour appointment, The owner disclosed to us that we were not allowed to touch anything, just look and pick. Once we made a decision, picked our products and sat down to start painting, we noticed l a party came in and those children touched everything! She never told them it was not allowed. My friend had a 1 1/2 year old and the owner was obviously annoyed that we even brought a small child, but I did not see any age limits on the site. So when my friend called to let her know how she felt, the owner apologized and expressed that it wasn't Chuck-e-Cheese. Seriously???? Anyway, Long story short...You paint pottery, and you have to wash and clean up all of your brushes, pallets, and the table. And when your stuff is ready, they set the stuff outside for you to pick up. (Who does that?) If you just want to go somewhere that is unsociable. Lol then here is the place to go!

My kids and I have been to Clayful Art multiple times, both for birthday parties and independent…read moreprojects. The owner is helpful and friendly, and does great with kids. I love the huge variety of items that you can choose from to paint.

I found you on Yelp when I put in fun kid's places. Isn't that interesting. I am sure if a bunch…read moreof kids with parents showed up at your place BaaaDugan would be happy. Proably the only one. :) Who do you think this is? The kids wanted to stay at Imagination station yesterday and not visit anyone (even their mom). So don't feel bad :)

From the owner: I have approximately 40 years of sewing and crafting experience! If you have a need for…read morealterations, hemming, zipper repair, custom clothing, holiday or special event dresses, kids clothing, little girls dresses (my favorite) or crafts from crocheted top kitchen towels to aprons, tee shirt quilts and afghans...I am the person that you should contact! Along with sewing, alterations and crafts you will find homemade fishing lures from Black Swamp Musky Hunters. There are bucktails, spinner baits and assorted other lures for musky, northern pike, walleye and many other species of fish. You will have the opportunity to purchase my books as well, they are Innocent Victim and A Twist in the River. We look forward to working with you!

My husband and I had an absolutely outstanding time at the Level 1 and Level 2 Yooperite classes!…read more Sarah (Stoned by Medusa) "ROCKS"! LOL! By the time our classes were finished, both hubby and I were prepared to follow her to the ends of the Earth to experience some rock adventures! The facilities at Copper Moon are stellar, and the gallery is wonderful. Of course I had to get a spoon bracelet by John Marchello on our way out. The class was a perfect balance of relaxed fun and skill acquisition. Sarah kept the pace in the sweet spot for everyone, and is very encouraging and enthusiastic. Oh, and the other thing we did before we left was to book another class! We can't wait!

LOVE THIS PLACE!!! I signed up to get emails awhile back and have been wanting to go so bad. I…read morefinally got the chance with a gift card for Christmas to go with the family. They have so many options for items to make and different days where you can do something else depending on the day/season. We got there and there was plenty of room for our party and the others that came after us. The employees were super friendly, welcoming, knowledgeable, and thorough. We had enough time to do our projects and it was an all around great experience. DEFINITELY coming back.

I get art supplies for my daughter. She Just loves the quality of the supplies…read more Every year I refresh her art materials.

2-lines open on a Saturday morning 10 people deep. Came out to get a jersey framed at 11:30 am…read more No one in that department until 1:00. So taking my business elsewhere.

I'm an avid scrapbooker and have been for many years. As the market's changed, many stores that…read morewere around 10 years ago are no longer open. Other places have turned up like this location and I'm grateful because it allows crafters like me to still do our thing. I happened to stumble across Crop Paper Scissors entirely by accident. Back in the day, scrapbook stores would have Friday and Saturday events where you would go in after the store closed (from 6 PM to midnight, usually) and scrap, have dinner brought in and meet other people in your area. some stores still do this, but it's more during the day and no foods provided. This place has been open for about two years now from what I understand. It's not so much a place to shop, but a place do scrapbook, quilt, knit or do whatever craft it is that you enjoy. It was started by a few women in the area who were in the same boat as me where they found there wasn't many (if any) places left to get together and craft. The lady who runs it has consistent and regular events for group scrapping (or whatever your craft is) and there's so much to do here. Every month or so she has a themed weekend crop where you come in for Saturday and Sunday (friday if you want, but no meals are provided) and hang out with a bunch of other ladies to do your thing. You can go at it alone like I did or meet up with another friend if you choose. I believe she also does private rentals for parties if interested. The July theme was "lazy days of summer." You can come and go as needed when here, and she's close to Hobby Lobby, Michaels arts and crafts, a kroger and some other places as well. You get a 6 food table with a cutting mat, a welcome gift (usually something small) a comfy chair and a few other things as well. Most of the events will have some sort of meals provided, but double check to make sure. There's a fridge here if you choose to bring your own snacks or drinks, a microwave, sink a Keurig coffee maker. There is a small charge for the coffee, but you can also run to Kroger where there's a Starbucks if you're like me and need something stronger. Booking here is easy and done online. You can do it for one, two or three days depending on your schedule. If you need a hotel, there's plenty in the Toledo area for a reasonable price and she also has a few listed if you need some ideas. She has a variety of different activities throughout the year, so if you don't want to do an entire weekend, look for her Friday night pizza party events, or other things she has planned. The place also has some die cuts for sale along with themed cards like happy birthday, thank you, etc for sale for a reasonable price. You can pay by cash, venmo or credit card for an extra 3%. There aren't many tools available here so make sure you bring anything you need to cut paper, photos or whatnot. Overall a fabulous place and I will be returning here for more!