This store has everything you need for knitting/crochet and fabrics for sewing projects. Friendly…read moreservice. I went during NYC Yarn Crawl so it was very busy but the staff was helpful and friendly.

Let me start this off by saying I'm not hard to please, a smile goes a long way. That is not what I…read morewas greeted with anytime going to Brooklyn general. My questions are always met with nasty comments and dirty looks. The sales associates watched me struggle to hold all of my things without asking if I could use a basket. I've never felt more unwanted in a store than I did there. If you are looking to start a new crafting hobby and are looking for some like minded people-don't go there. I was extremely discouraged I will be commuting far from my apartment to avoid this establishment

So glad I went here, Johnny is the real deal…read more I read another reviewer say he tells you what you need to hear not what you want to hear, this is absolutely true. He cares about helping people and his honesty and advice/guidance was what I needed to realize some stupid mistakes I've made and changes needed for a better family life, health and better future. He confirmed things that surprised me and I'm thankful to finally have the answers I needed.

I came here to speak John and I must say every thing he said was so on point ! He gave me the…read moreadvice that changed my life for the better ! One thing for sure John is going to tell u want u need to hear not what you want to hear . It's a difference " you must follow the advice and do the work in order to get the results. This business been here for 30 years and the vibes never change it's always positive and welcoming.

Annie's is such an adorable store in Park Slope! I have stopped by multiple times in recent years…read morewhile visiting. There are all sorts of great gifts for friends... or yourself. You can honestly find a bit of just about everything, which I love. If you find yourself wanting to shop local, this is a perfect place to do it!

Super cute little store. Quirky items. When I thibk general store I do thibk a little older type of…read moreitems like a Jabobs ladder and such. This is a modern general store with bright colors and jellycats. But ehat comes with that, slightly higher prices! Hey, it's Brooklyn.

Good selection of styles and helpful suggestions. Great…read moreframing done quickly, under ten days. I would highly recommend them.

Amazing job framing our oil paintings! Beautiful frames and friendly service! We also loved the…read moreextensive frame selection.

I have been a member and student at Clayworks for 10 years. It's like a second home to me.read more

Is 3.5 stars an option? I only say this because it's above average by far but doesn't quite make my…read morerequirements for a 4. Clayworks is divided into two schools of instruction - 1) 10 week instructor guided courses with unlimited use (during class time and open studio while class term is in session) of two kinds of clay and supplies, 2) monthly rental shelf space with your own golden key to the facility. You can come any time you want except during course time. So the clientele lends itself to potters of all experience. Pros: - loosey goosey honor system, system. Clayworks seems to be run by its potters. There's a lock box where firing fees and course registration costs are dropped. -There's no one looking over your shoulder which lends itself to seemingly limitless possibilities for creativity. This is an environment of very talented artists. Just cruise through the shelves (but don't touch!). -The class sizes are small which allows for more individual instruction. -2 kinds of clay. Fantastic! -Class courses are very reasonably priced - one of the cheapest studios in the NYC area. -The students and renters are a close community. They have BBQs in the garden, bring drinks and breakfast sometimes. The studio has a warm and positive vibe. Everyone's there for the same reason. No drama and everyone wants to help each other. Cons: -There are many different types of wheels which can get confusing if you're just starting out or came from another facility. -You really have to come with your own supplies. Not much is provided for you in the way of molds, decorating devices, tools, etc. -There isn't much room to work and hand build and the slab roller is always covered with junk. This was particularly upsetting to me as I typically incorporate a lot of hand built elements in my wheel thrown work. -There's a limited amount of open studio time for enrolled students, in my opinion. Clayworks is closed on Sunday. I never understood that. -Shelf space rentals can get expensive. You pay by the month and you've really got to be in there consistently to make it worth your dollar. -The studio is also a little out of the way and hard to get to if you don't have a car. Expect to hop on the B71 to Red Hook. That's pretty much the only way unless you like to hoof it from the F train at Carroll St. I enjoyed my time at Clayworks. I made some friends, had a wonderful time but in the end I decided to leave to no fault of Clayworks. I just don't think it was for me but that's not to say it won't be for you, however. I would make the recommendation if someone asked my opinion. I would say, "try it out and see if you like it. I did, but moved on. No harm. No fowl."

Friendly service and fair prices. Always had what I was…read morelooking for. I recommend them to all.

Grew G helped me there with framing 2 pieces af art. Extremely helpful and knowledgeable.read more

So, I've decided to take up painting.* No, seriously. Stop laughing. For all you know, I could be…read morethe next...I dunno. I suppose I should be able to name a painter if I want to become one, but whatever. In any case, I took out this handy dandy little Yelp app on my phone, and it told me that I could buy me some art supplies over here. And it was right! I came in looking for paint, paint brushes, canvas and a few other items. The woman behind the counter might as well have been a mannequin for all the help she offered, but in my limited art supply experience, it seemed fairly well-stocked with several options for everything. I also don't have much to compare the prices to, but judging by some of their exorbitant prices on regular stationery items, there are probably better deals to be had elsewhere (feel free to tell me where, just in case I actually stick with this painting thing). In any case, the total came out a bit higher than I would've liked to spend, but you can't put a price tag on art. That's a saying, right? __________ *By this I mean my girlfriend has, and I'm along for the ride.

Nice store and perfect location right next to myrtle promenade!…read more Pretty decent size with a fair and organized selection, I found the staff to be very helpful and friendly. Not a superstore but it should get you through most projects.

Come on, you can't call yourself amazing. You have to earn that moniker…read more This store, unfortunately, is not all the amazing. Sure they've got the variety part down. They've got housewares more than anything. But for more... I guess, fun stuff, Gorilla across the street a bit more north is better.

Came here for an intro to pottery class with my partner and we had the best time! I've gone to…read moreother studios, and this was the first one that allowed us to make as many mistakes as needed and just grab more clay to start over. It definitely took the pressure off being perfect the first time and made it so we could both go home with a piece we were satisfied with. They also have multiple colors that you can glaze with which is a nice touch. The instructor was also really helpful & patient. Can't wait to go back!

3.5 stars to be exact. It's a great place and good vibes, but I walked out of there sooo…read moredisappointed I almost cried. Went for the Sat night class for beginners and was looking forward to learning how to use a pottery wheel. It was definitely challenging, but I think I made a few things that I could've ended up saving? There wasn't quite enough hands-on help for me to know though. Turns out the we ended class 20 minutes early and I totally had enough time, but was feeling rushed since the teacher was calling out to finish and clean up. I had nothing to take home and will probably not spend another $85 to do a class again. Definitely go if you're interested in learning, but spend the time wisely and don't leave early if you want a nice handmade bowl to bring home!