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    Potter's Wheel

    4.4 (46 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    My molded plate before painting.
    Stacey D.

    I went to Potter's Wheel as an activity to do for my friend's birthday. I love that they have options to take a one time pottery class with an actual wheel. The class was super fun and I absolutely loved the instructor, Lee (I hope I got that right). I would definitely return again. I just wish we had an option of what we could make; however, I do understand keeping it simple for the short time the class is and with the amount of people. I made a cute plate that I cannot wait to pickup and use.

    Just painted

    This place was so much more affordable than Color Me Mine! The colors were very accurate to pictures and the staff was nice. We also got unlimited color refills

    Thuan D.

    This place is amazing for date nights or a fun day with a group friends or family ! They are definitely family friendly and have that local hospitality. We went in for a couple pottery class that we schedule online, got checked in and browsed around the store while we waited for them to get set up. The store has a lot of cool knick-knacks for everyone, young or old. They also have walk in activities such as painting mugs, plate, or other small sculptures; perfect for a spontaneous art adventure. Rachel took care of us once the pottery class got started, I was pretty nervous since I never done this and I'm not really the crafty type. But Rachel and the group was encouraging, that we started to actually look like potter. Now I have a new appreciation and love for pottery (maybe even a new hobby). Thank you potter's wheel for the fantastic day ! Too Long;Didn't Read (TL;DR) - This place has it all, alot of cool knick-knacks, activities for kids and family, and pottery classes for people with 0 art skills like me; all with affordable pricing.

    Owl I picked out and painted myself
    Christina M.

    Absolutely love this place!! I came with family and initially we were just browsing but then you get to the back of the store and see people (adult and mini-me's) sitting at tables painting. Come to find out you can have small birthday parties, gatherings or even just family fun time painting a clay object of you choice to paint. Now the object is not free but they have several pieces to choose from ranging from $-$$$$ so really something for everyone. $7 total fee for the glaze and oven cost. I was in here with family and before u know it we had spent two hours all from picking out and painting our pieces. Afterwards, you turn in your finished product so that it can be glazed and put in the oven... In a week you return to pick up your lovely one of a kind clay painted object. Some may think this is a bit boring but I found it to be very calming, therapeutic and peaceful quality time with family or friends. I recommend going at least once and let your artistic side run free.. I will post my pieces tomorrow after I pick them up.

    My finished mug
    Preeya B.

    How it works: (1) Pick a ceramic item from the shelves. They have mugs, plates, figurines, bowls, pretty much anything. (2) Pay to paint the items at the counter. My mug cost $10 to buy and another $7 to paint. (3) Head to the color wall and write down 5 of the colors you want to start with. You ask for 5 paints at a time, but can always go back to get more. The staff will bring you a palette with the colors you asked for. (4) Enjoy the painting experience! (5) Leave your creation at the store for a week for them to bake and glaze. You will need to return within 30 days to pick up the finished piece. The staff was very friendly even complimenting our artwork and asking if we needed anything often. There were a lot of little kids being rowdy here on the weekend and it was crowded. They have about 10 tables that you can sit and paint at. We ended up taking one of the last two on a busy Saturday afternoon. Overall, it was a fun and cute late Mother's day activity! They also sell cute but expensive stuff at the store. Good for window shopping, but not for my wallet.

    Cute tablecloths, plenty of space between the tables, two seater tables or larger tables for bigger groups.
    Katie H.

    The cutest gift shop, the sweetest employees, and a great place to take your littles for a fun activity. Can we come and paint every day??? Everything from the cleanliness, to the natural lighting, to the shop layout... I was not expecting THIS when we came in to paint. The employee was so sweet to my 2 year old and helped us out when we needed an extra hand.

    One of my favorite pieces from classes at Potter's Wheel.
    Kathi L.

    Potter's Wheel is a delight - whether you want to create your own piece, paint a piece or find something special in the gift shop - you will never come away empty handed. I've been taking classes there now for several years and have fallen in love with the staff and all of my fellow potters I've met there.

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    Nikki S.

    Came by as my bf & I waited for our table at El Tiempo on Cinco De Mayo. The staff was friendly and super knowledgeable! I just wanted to get prices and check out the selection. But we decided to go for it! We painted 2 mugs for our mothers. It was super relaxing! I can't wait to get our mugs & give it to our mother's for Mother's Day! We definitely want to come back! Love this place!

    Aggie pottery and things to choose from.
    Shameka R.

    Upon entering this establishment, I saw white pottery statutes, a woman with aqua colored hair (just like myself), and fancy trinkets. I was greeted immediately and asked if I needed help. You asked the wrong person is what I thought but I entertained her with a barrage of questions. She patiently answered me and I was on my way. After choosing the statute I wanted, I paid and went to choose my colors. Upon approaching the color counter, I was told I would receive help choosing my colors. I thought," What would I need help for?" But then I understood why they help after the young lady assisted me. I started painting then another woman came up and helped us make our artwork look better and gave me cool ideas to jazz up my childs item. When we finished we were told to come back in a week and the pottery we painted would be ready after they "put it in the fire"! Whatever that means. I am so glad I brought my two year old here. She raved about how much fun she had and that she thought painting a pretty item was so cool. My only recommendation is that the people helping me probably should have told me their names. PW feels like you can go inside of a family environment and paint on spacious tables, receive lots of help if you want, and buy other cool items that they create by hand. I believe the prices are very good as well. The prices are great for the items but they charge $5.00 to use their paint. I forgot to mention, the items can go in the dishwasher once painted. There is a lot of open space for large parties and classes. I think there was a sign promoting adult and childrens classes. My experience here was wonderful and the people that work here are friendly. It is located in Vintage Park off Louetta Road across from a popular Mexican restaurant. This place is very child friendly. Gotta go back!

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    Angela C.

    My nephews and myself enjoyed painting today. It is a good way to beat the heat in Texas right now. We were there almost two hours taking our time painting and hanging out. I will be back with more of my nephews. The two that came with me today already want to come back and make their mom something! Very sweet! Prices are good and the staff is very sweet. They have pottery classes my sister is wanting to attend. I watched today and it looked pretty fun!

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    8 years ago

    Took my boyfriend to a class for his birthday, the place has a fun atmosphere. 10/10 would go again.

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    10 years ago

    Doesn't allow pokemon fans use their establishment. Maybe I wanted to paint a mug and play some pokemon! RUDE!

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    Does this studio have extra charges or is everything included in the price of the item you want to paint?

    We charge $7 to paint and fire most pieces. (Unless you want to take it home and paint with your paints, then there is no need to fire)

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