What a great time we had making our charcuterie boards and welcome signs! Be prepared to spend a…read morefew hours as this is not a quick process, but definitely fun. Especially with friends, family and wine!

Had a great girls night with my daughter at Board and Brush! Their workshop was so organized and…read morethe staff was very helpful and enthusiastic which made it fun and easy to create our special project! Beer, wine and seltzer along with sodas are available to purchase and they provided yummy sweets to enjoy as you create! We will definitely be returning!

My first time here. Quaint studio that has different nightly classes tonight they featured cookie…read moredecorating with Aubry of MotherCutter cookies. We were supplied with the cookies and all materials. Fun time even if it's your first time. Come early as there is limited parking in the back and overflow parking just south in the Hospice parking lot. FUN.

I LOVE this place!! Doing these signs are so EASY!! If you think you can't do this... Trust me you…read morecan! I have done a few signs, some even for my business and they always come out looking professional. I really enjoy the Sip & Paint on Wednesday's. If you love wine you should go. I highly recommend!

So much to do in such a nice, welcoming studio! Highly recommend this hidden little gem!read more

Talk about a hidden gem! We had so much fun today painting our ceramics. The owner was kind,…read morepatient and answered all of our billions of questions. She was attentive and made sure that we felt comfortable, offered us drinks from her menu and even offered to change up the music. She had a large collection of ceramics to choose from starting at just $5! Once we chose our piece she brought us examples of fired products and glazes so that we knew exactly what color to expect after firing. We had an awesome time today and will definitely be back to paint ceramics again or to attempt a canvas painting!

Absolutely loved my time here at the studio. The ladies were so sweet and pleasant. The ambience…read morewas very calm and relaxing. The hardest part is not only choosing the piece you want to paint but being able to only pick out 6 colors. Lol. All the colors are so pretty but the 6 was just enough. This is such a great place for all and any occasion. Group dates, solo dates, you name it. I truly enjoyed my time and will post the final look of my mug when I pick it up.

First want to say the gals working on Sunday 2/1 were amazing, they were a delight. My major…read morecomplaint was cost. This was our first visit and we went with friends and was not told how expensive this activity would be and we didn't know until after we got there. Now I know to be prepared to pay $35-$70 per person depending on what item you choose at this business. My daughter and I selected one of the smallest pottery options (small turtle jewelry dish, small scooter planter) because they were already $29 per piece and on top was an $8 studio fee per person. We couldn't afford anything bigger. It turned into $74 after tax for two people to paint two small pieces. Our friends had been there in the past (they live not far from this location) and noticed the prices definitely went up and shocked how expensive it was. I don't know how the mom with three kids afforded this art activity out who were with us at the same time. Have not seen our finished product yet, hoping all will be okay when our pieces are ready for pickup. But the price structure they have in place was just awful. I've been to many paint your own pottery studios in the area and this business is easily double the price. I won't be a returning customer.

really fun time!!!! i smash, and smash, and smash!!!! yeye!!!! so cool!! destruction and all…read morewowzers wahoo!!

We visited Frustration Station to celebrate my daughter's 10th birthday, and it was one of the most…read moreuncomfortable and unprofessional experiences I've ever had at a business. From the moment we arrived, it felt like we had walked into someone's home and were being scolded by a family member rather than welcomed as paying customers. The owner was rude, condescending, and argumentative--not just with me, but with several other parents in our group as well. The environment itself was chaotic. Her daughter and mother were present, and we had to listen to her repeatedly scold her daughter in front of customers, which was incredibly awkward. When a parent pointed out that the waiver did not say jeans were required, the owner insisted it did--until the waiver was shown to her. Only then did she admit she must have sent an outdated version. She even made the children feel bad by commenting on their clothing choices. Throughout our time there, the experience felt disorganized and unmonitored. The camera feed to the splash and smash rooms repeatedly turned off, and at one point, the owner left the building without telling anyone--leaving us to knock on doors to find out where she went. (A family member eventually told us she went on a pizza run.) The music kept cutting out, and when I tried to play something softly on my phone to fill the silence, she scolded me for it. It was embarrassing and unnecessary. When the pizza finally arrived, it was all pepperoni--no cheese option for the kids. I politely asked about it, and she loudly told everyone that I was the one who ordered it that way, adding that she was "shocked" because "most parents order cheese for kids." She also criticized me in front of guests for not ordering lemonade. I was never asked for my preferences in the first place, and the way she handled it was unprofessional and humiliating. Safety was another concern. The protective gear for the kids was inconsistent--some masks covered faces and necks properly, while others left large areas exposed. It did not feel like sufficient protection for children. Finally, when we decided to have the kids leave the smash room early for safety reasons, the owner told the children that she would have let them stay but "the moms made them come out." That kind of comment was totally inappropriate and undermined the parents in front of the kids. The overall experience was uncomfortable, chaotic, and poorly managed. Between the rude behavior, lack of professionalism, and questionable safety, I would never recommend this place--especially not for children's events. I deeply regret choosing Frustration Station for my daughter's birthday.

This is such a cool little quilt shop! I'm not really a quilter but I wanted to pop in after an…read moreappointment nearby and see what this store was all about. There were a few ladies working who were all super friendly. The only fabrics (barring I think two bolts of solid cotton knit and some utility type fabrics) are quilting cottons. There are many options, and a great assortment of indie patterns, quilting focused notions, interfacings, thread (mettler, the best brand imo), and an assortment of machines. I asked about service costs for my serger that hasn't been serviced since it was purchased nearly 25 years ago. I was quoted $165 which I think is pretty reasonable. I loved all the little finished projects (especially the cute flamingo bags!) and the nice workspace in the back. The store is super clean and feels new.

I made a major purchase of a Pfaff sewing machine and the staff helped me every step of the way and…read moreassisted with the questions and concerns i had. I do continue to shop and purchase my supplies and fabric from S&S!! I love the variety of fabrics available and of course the friendly staff. I feel like I have stepped into my family home with everyone saying hello and asking about my current life events...it's welcoming like I am visiting all my Aunties and Home. As a Native American, family means everything and I always feel welcomed at Scrap & Sew as soon as I walk in the store. I'll continue to shop and visit the store and I hope you will too.