I want one of every stamp pad. I have had this place on my…read moreradar, unfortunately, while the concept rocks, the availability for events of my interest have not quite lured me in beyond a quick peek when wondering how the refurb of the derelict strip center was going. And if Union was gonna live up to the vibe set in their frequent Videri pop-ups. So I'm keeping an eye on Craft Habit, hoping they thrive now there are more things to do as more shops of supreme interest open up. I used to love the maker space concept that Jerry's artarama used to sponsor, near the now defunct SRI. So I am really fiending for a art/craft maker hookup now and then to learn a new craft and make friends. I'm gonna keep them on my bookmark list so I don't forget.

What a great concept- there's a craft for everyone here and the staff is so friendly!…read more You can take classes or shop - there's make and take projects interspersed throughout the store as well as scheduled classes. I'll be back to get my craft on next time I'm in town.

So cute! Ideal place for unique, locally crafted gifts. The shop is spacious and extends deeper…read morethan I originally expected. After perusing the shelves, I found several items that would make perfect gifts. Prices seem in line with comparable local shops and Etsy. In the back there is the check-out along with a bar/cafe. The employee at the counter greeted me as I neared the back of the store and offered assistance as needed.

This store is so cute! It is located in Downtown Fuquay and is a great spot to shop local from a…read morevariety of local artisans.

The building is beautiful. When you walk in you're surrounded by art of all types: ceramic, fibers,…read morewood, painting, etc. Parking is easy if you have an NCSU parking pass or it's after 5pm. Here's the reason why the Crafts Center earned this one star review. I enrolled in the beginning sewing class taught by Roberta. Roberta wasn't able to effectively teach all 8 students at once in my experience. For some students she was incredibly attentive and they (first time sewist) finished fabulous projects such as a jacket with set in sleeves. My experience was very different. Roberta could not help me read a beginner pattern (pull on Pietra shorts from Closet Core Patterns), shamed me for not using a Big 4 pattern (which I don't fit into for bust and hips so that wasn't an option) and making a muslin (which is super necessary for my body proportions to check fit), couldn't pivot to tell me how to adjust for high (15") waist/hip difference, or help me learn (in the last class) to sew a basic zigzag stitch. There were constant issues with the equipment in the room and basic supplies such as seam rippers were not provided (Roberta never told us to purchase them, so when I needed a seam ripper during class and there was none, I had to leave to go purchase one). Roberta chose not to wear a mask during the first session of the class (~January 2022) during an Omicron surge. I asked over email several times to talk to someone about this class so that no one else would have to have the atrocious experiences I did. They said that they reminded Roberta about the mask policy and suggested that I talk to someone at the front desk but for the two subsequent classes, there wasn't anyone at the front desk when I arrived to the building. Roberta apologized at the end of the class for not being able to teach me but the bigger question is why would the Crafts Center hire a teacher that can only teach some, but not all, students? The Crafts Center charged me $95 for class where I learned absolutely nothing. I could say you get what you pay for but in this case I paid for getting nothing. Future students should know that the Crafts Center has a zero refund policy once the class starts. Save yourself time and hassle by taking a beginning sewing class somewhere else that actually is invested in teaching *all* students with folks who are good teachers, not just good artisans.

Very impressive crafts center! I go here for night drawing…read moreclasses, and it's teeming with life. Every studio has some kind of class going on: clay, jewelry, photo, painting, woodwork, you name it. The classes have reasonable schedules that accommodate full-time working adults. The prices are quite low. I'm always excited to come here and learn some neat techniques despite it being Monday night. If you are considering anew hobby and looking for classes, check out this place first.

Would warn all parents to stay far away. there is a lack of leadership and professionalism…read morethroughout. They love to talk about the handbook but don't hold up their end (ratios, communication, parent conference, staff conduct and staff quality). Staff are always on their personal phones and the ratios that they claim to have are not upheld. We have had our child enrolled from 6 months to 2 and have seen almost twice the ratio that they claim to have. We have also heard screaming at children on a daily basis from teachers of the older kids (3+). If you bring any of this up you are given excuse or they blame the staff that is under them. as a parent and a teacher here in Wake county I would beg you to stay away!

Daycare extremely unorganized. The don't sanitize there center my child stayed sick. They don't…read moreinform you if someone in your child class had Covid, flu or hand foot and mouth. I would found out through other parents. They hire anyone that wants a job. Teachers don't teach the kids anything. My son would always have on other kids pampers sometimes not even his size. I would not recommend this daycare to anyone. Out of the whole center they only have two good teachers. I hate this daycare. It should be shut down they don't deep clean they only pull the trash if that.

Molten was a pop-up at an event in Raleigh. I bough a customized engraved journal. The material is…read moreamazing and I love how quick their engraving machine works! I also loved learning about all of the classes they host, the stained glass one really caught my attention. I'll be sure to check them out!

I love this makerspace! The staff is extremely kind and friendly, and they are extremely…read moreaccommodating! A lot of other things sold here like figures/cards/board games. Come check it out!

This is by far the best I have ever gone to they provide snack time and a good schedule. They also…read morehave a fun affordable summer camp that goes on field trips every day! They also have a fun jungle gym! Also are open on Saturday's!

I took a drawing class at this art space during a particularly difficult move, and it became so…read moremuch more than just a class--it was a true place of refuge. The instructor is an exceptionally talented artist, but what stood out even more was her ability to teach with patience, clarity, and presence. Her instruction created a calm, focused environment where it was easy to slow down, breathe, and simply be in the process of making art. Each class felt like a meditative respite. For a few hours, I was able to step out of the stress of life and reconnect with creativity, observation, and a sense of inner quiet. That is a rare and meaningful gift. The space itself is welcoming and supportive, and you can feel the care that goes into both the teaching and the environment. I'm deeply grateful for this experience and would highly recommend this art space to anyone looking not only to grow their skills, but to find a peaceful, restorative creative community.

This is a cool building for kids programs and they offer so many fun camps. They teach lots of…read moredifferent styles of art. The one aged group performed a fun play. Check it out.

I absolutely love that this place even exists. I feel like it even puts Greensboro on the map in a…read moreunique way in the world of thrift shopping. As it is, this city already has a substantial supply of thrift stores. However, Reconsidered Goods does for the Three Rs what I have never seen any other thrift store do well to date. They likely came into existence as a way to cater to the low-budget art student crowd. They seem to have realized that there is potential value in everything. Literally. From the things you would expect to find for sale anywhere down to the things that are only just shy of trash, depending on your personal criteria. I particularly love the bucket loads of stationery and stickers, and the literal shelf loads of assorted random boxes. Your donations and your purchases all give back to the community in some way. They even have an entire maker space style workshop making up the back half of the building where I assume they also do trainings and workshops. And even their prices are so reasonable that a little bit of pocket change can go a long way. The only complaint I can even come up with is that they aren't open long enough.

What an incredible place! We walked in the door and our mouths were on the floor! We haven't…read morestopped talking about how cool this place is! In preparation for a Garden Fairy Farmers Market themed Grad party this was exactly what we were looking for! Trinkets, so many awesome pieces of material, chalk, pillows, yarn, tea cups, jewelry, treasures and so much more! The folks who work there a such rad gems! It's expansive welcoming to all! We can't wait for our next trip!

Want to be crafty but surprised you made it out of 6th grade art class? Love to save things on…read morePinterest but have no plans of making it a reality? Have no fear! Pinspiration is here. Combining the best of everything, Pinspiration is a place you can go and be crafty. They've got the supplies, the space, the knowledge, and they even clean up! I see some people who craft and their house is littered with paint pens here, random stencils somewhere else, and a room full of yarn but no knowledge of what colors they actually have. Pinspiration has it all, it's organized and at the ready, and the staff are available to guide you through the steps to complete your project. I went as a part of a team building activity and was immediately blown away by all of the different items I could craft. Not an artsy person by trade, I had some serious hesitations about being able to complete the "hey y'all" door hanger. But they had faith in me and I had faith in the painters tape and stencils. I honestly don't even know how long it took, but over two hours later, I emerged from the store with an adorable, complete project. As someone who chose Gumby in art class because all I had to do was make a minor divide in the clay block and paint it mostly green, I felt accomplished today. They have a wide variety of crafts available to choose from, including but not limited to candle making, acrylic paint pours, wooden sign making, string art, and mug painting. I know I am forgetting a few, but the possibilities are seemingly endless. And the items vary in size and price. But honestly, the fact that you don't have to singularly buy all of the pieces required for the item, plus the space, plus the knowledge that the staff brings to each project is value enough. They have a large open area for big groups, a smaller room with multiple tables for a small party, or just have a girls night or date night. There's a bar in the back and bathrooms, but I was too focused on my project for either. This is a place that I would love to return to in the future and will recommend to everyone I know.

Pinspiration is a local gem! It is literally a creative escape. Like walking into a real-life…read morePinterest board! You can go in and make, paint, create, splatter, and DIY so much more...all under one roof! Plus, there is a bar inside! They also offer charcuterie cups and other snacks to enjoy while spending time getting crafty! It's a perfect spot for self-care, date-night, or group-fun! I highly recommend a visit! Excited to go back!

It was about time I met a few of my kind on this new ground I was covering. (Recently moved North…read moreCarolina) A collection of amazing individuals. This book club is to be able to share experience, insight and secrets. Aside from the obvious of discussing books of all sorts. Whether a Writer, Author or just a reader. I attended the final meeting for the year and was able to contribute to the new years reading lists. Which also has Author appearances for 8 out of the 12. Pretty rad. There was a book gift exchange and I got to unwrap 2 new books! (nerd moment) The coordinator of the club is Alice an amazing real life character, Author and Editor. She was great and inviting. As well as the other folks. This club is open to the public. (No hecklers allowed) Meet up is last Friday of every month. I will try to put up a list of the books and Authors of our upcoming year as a picture if anyone is interested.