IMMEDIATE disclosure. If anyone would like to buy me cute gifts or cards, this place is loaded with…read morethem. I've followed Crafty Wonderland on Instagram since they opened. And yet I've never been. Until today. I probably saved quite a bit of money by doing that too!! The items they sell are made by small local artists and businesses, so they're not cheap. They're worth buying and supporting our local community. Service was as great as everything else was. We had a good laugh as we were checking out. I LOVE this place and definitely will return.

A marvelous little shop full of locally designed and created items…read more Some of the funniest cards I've seen in ages.

Went for Mother's day 2025 with my adult daughter and teenagers. It was fun and everyone found…read moresomething to paint that sparked their interest. Mom's gift was quality time with all her kids together in one place. As they get older they scatter and they all do their own things. The oldest moves out & the teenagers are male & female (vinegar and water). Thank you for having a fun group activity that we can share together and enjoy a few precious hours of making memories. BONUS! We all have a precious momento from that day we can use over and over through the years.

Went here and had a terrible experience. I was helped by Brittany who seems like she's never talked…read moreto a human in her life before but somehow landed a job at this dead end ceramic painting shop that has such a weak and expensive selection I almost started painting my own face just to keep my self busy. Brittany if you are reading this, ask your self, do people deserve to be costumer serviced by you? The answer is no, there is enough cruelty in the world. I would rather burn my money into charcoal before spending another dime here.

The star was super helpful in helping me find charcoal supplies for my project. Chamois to smear…read morecharcoal and a charcoal sketch pad.

It seems that whenever I go in, for whatever reason, they are "out of stock" of the particular…read morethings I need. I mean really, WHITE mat board, both 'acid free' and 'archival' both missing white. People working there are nice Selection is wanting

This was kind of sad... The store looks like Joann's did right before they closed them all…read more major sections empty, even on standard item aisles they have large amounts of outages. the staff was roaming around in a pack, like wolves, laughing and enjoying their Saturday. Yet little to no recovery was being done, as aisles had items on the floor, not front faced etc. Partially done planograms on several aisles just left half done with carts of product left on the aisle. Who is in charge? where is the District Manager?

It's a craft store with lots of options and customer disorganized shelves. I enjoy the selection…read morespecially for frames and paint! I want approached during my shipping and looking and used self checkout, which makes customer service a zero; sad but honest.

They can get busy, and retain only a few staff most of the time. That said, I have always been…read moregiven excellent help either learning about a product or finding one. They've gone beyond many places, writing down information for items they don't carry, but I'm looking for, researching materials to answer unusual questions, etc. It's not a huge store, but they are dedicated to the art community, and always have what I'm looking for. They are also consistently the lowest or among the lowest in pricing, not only locally, but online. Ask about their membership card - it costs nothing, and can usually save you money.

I came in to order two custom mats to showcase some of my pictures. While the first one arrived on…read moretime, the second mat was initially miss processed, and had to be remade. A 4 star review nevertheless since the workmanship was high and price was reasonable. Additionally we need to make sure these local gems stay in business! Great assortment of anything you need for frames/paint/etc. I will be back and I can recommend this store. I can see their employees care!

This was our first time here and my 4 yo daughter and her friend had a great time painting…read moretogether! The storefront is welcoming and a great location right next. Parking was easy since we came right at opening but there are plenty of spaces in the back parking garage. I definitely recommend making a reservation online for your party. It's very easy to do on their website. Walking in we were greeted warmly by the staff and he explained the process to us. All the painting materials and form are on the table all set up and there shelves upon shelves of ceramic projects we can choose from. There were so many choices from small plates to big jugs and lots of seasonal and fun things for any occasion. The space is open, bright, and so colorful! It looked like there was a nice space in the back area for bigger parties. Our friend's daughter did a simple small plate ($25!) and my daughter painted a bigger skull plate ($33) and everything has a huge range it just depend on what you want to paint and how much money you want to spend. This is definitely about the experience and spending time doing something fun and relaxing together but I still got a little sticker shock. They also charge $6/kid and $10/adult studio fee. We felt very comfortable here and was not rushed The turnaround on the things we painted was very fast (less than a week!) The staff were so friendly and helpful and it was a great experience for the girls and they were very proud of their work! We might come back when they are a little older to make more keepsake things.

My daughter and I have been going to various "CMM's" since she was 5. Since then, the company has…read morereally dialed in the whole process. It's a really nice way for me and the kiddo to spend a little time together. The place is on the smaller side, but you don't really notice unless the tables get full. You should pre book a table or you might not get to paint. There is one bathroom at the Tanasbourne location and it's a single stall. The helpers will get paint for you and you can bring drinks in. The ceramics are a bit pricey, but you're paying for the time you spend there, the paint you use and the assistance from the staff, with the purchase of the ceramics piece. So, keep that in mind. I usually take about 10 visits to finish a project, and only have to pay the one time for the piece. I do think there is a $10 sitting fee if you don't buy a new ceramic. Which I feel is fair. I always seem to meet the nicest people there.

i have been working on updating and upgrading the art for my mid century modern home in SW…read morePortland. I'm used to going to the well known independent frame shops so took some pieces in to three of them for recommendations and bids. It has been years since i did much of this and what i learned was that the costs were now so high that i was tempted to scrap the whole idea . A neighbor suggested i bring some of the pieces into Michael's on Western in Beaverton. I am so glad i did . The framing professionals there know what they are doing and they are patient in assisting you to look at choices. The cost i have found to be less than half of what i was quoted elsewhere. The turn-around time is two weeks or less. The finished product in every case absolutely met my expectations. The result is that my home is really reflecting my own art and taste. Iv'e received numerous complements . Don't be put-off by the artsy-craftsy look of the place if you happen to live a high-life. Give them a try. RBE

Wanted to give a shoutout to Thresia, Stefan, and Morgan. All of them were very helpful in…read morenavigating the clear gloss coating that I needed for my small art project. It was nice because talking to each of them they all had separate experiences with different applications that they've used, which helped Me decide which one was the best fit. I went with the Kaylin clear glaze spray and it worked like a charm!

Delightful owner, knowledgeable quilter. They have many fabrics, small and medium sized prints when…read moreI was last in. Enjoyable variety of patterns. Set in the former brick school building on Evergreen Blvd. at west end of Officer's Row (built by Mother Joseph in the 1800s). Across the street and over one from the new downtown Ft. Vancouver Regional Library. This place is fragrance-free, dog-free, quiet, and sociable. I appreciate this place. Prices are reasonable. Go elsewhere for bold colors or abstract art.

The quickest way to cheer my wife up is to take her to a quilt shop. That's what we did today, and…read moremy wife left very happy. The shop is located in the historic Providence Academy building, which is the perfect setting for quilts. We had a great chat with the owner who is super friendly and knowledgeable. The shop isn't huge but has a unique aesthetic feel, and a good variety within that. She offers quilting and crafting classes which my wife is planning to sign up for. We recommend checking it out.