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    Inside the strawberry mochi kit
    Lasya B.

    I discovered The Works through a Yelp Elite event. We had so much fun making bath bombs at the event that I just had to order more of their diy kits :) I love that the kits came with a pre-mixed blend but there were still enough ingredients to mix and mold and made me feel like I actually created something from scratch. Bath bomb kit - There was enough blend to make 4 bath bombs. I wish the kit came with a little more essential oil, the amount was too tiny imo. Loved the blue cornflowers touch. We got a little enthusiastic and added some dried rose petals and buds as well. They turned out so beautiful and smell so wonderful Mochi kit - There was a LOT of mochi mix. The instructions say enough to make 8 but honestly you could probably make 10-12 medium/small sized ones. The strawberry jam filling that came with the kit was too little to fill all the mochi balls though. You might want to get some more; probably any jam/preserve you can find in a grocery store will do just as well.

    Danielle K.

    Bought a Bath Bomb kit online and it was fantastic!!! So easy to follow, everything packaged so well and so attractively! Thank you! I will be ordering more!

    Hammered brass class
    Kelly P.

    This is such a fun place to learn something new! So far I've taken one in-person class here (hammered brass) and done two home kits (mochi and wreath making) and they were all fun and accessible and turned out something pretty or tasty. All of the instructors and staff members I've interacted with have been lovely. I'll be by lots more as new classes and kits hit the schedule!

    Here is the front label of the package, it even included a very nice hand written note anticipating the Yelp event
    Carol F.

    Ordered our Bath Bomb Kits. We are stressed (who isn't?). I felt so great after our Elite Yelp Event I knew I had to share with my daughter. It's completely de stressing to make these bath bombs. Then you get to put them in your bath for even more self care! Stellar. I went to The Works Seattle website to order and it's beautiful with blogs and tons of info and SALE items! Candles are my thing and there are some great looking soy candles on the site. Looking around at the site and ease of ordering has made my day!

    Modern Mixology: Shrubs
    Dianna N.

    I wanted to update with more classes I've taken since my last review. Cactus Crochet $59: I had only tried crochet once years ago at a county fair, and I was so bad the teacher took my "flower" attempt and finished for me. I figure I'd give it another true attempt, and since I've been into plants lately I thought adding an inanimate one would be cute. Liz was a great teacher and the class gave us lots of practice for creating chains and single crochet. She walked around giving individual guidance as well. I was able to make a wonky rectangle in class, which was definitely progress from my last attempt! We didn't have enough time in class to finish our projects, but we got to go home with a set of 6 crochet hooks, a sewing needle, a mini pot, and yarn to work on it at home. It took me numerous tries, and honestly I almost gave up at one point, but I was finally able to finish a cactus! I even ended up buying more pots to make more as gifts. Now I'm attempting to crochet a mermaid tail blanket, and want to try making stuffed animals too. The possibilities are endless and I'm so glad this class helped me discover a hobby I now love. Chocolate Truffles: I did this as a test class and it was led by Kiya. In class she explains the ingredients and makes a demo batch. She pre-made the batch we actually use for the truffles before class because it takes time to set. It was a lot of fun rolling the chocolate into balls, and decorating with cocoa, sugar, gold sparkles, etc. The boxes provided were also super cute and even though it would've made a beautiful gift to someone, I kept it for me. It tasted good, and seems pretty easy. I haven't attempted making them at home yet, but it definitely seems doable! Seasonal Candle Making with Particle Goods $99: I'm not that into candles, but I wanted to this a try because if anything, I'll go home with 4 handmade candles to either keep or gift. London is so knowledgeable and the coolest thing I learned was that wax has a memory and you need to let the candle burn until the wax pool goes to the edge. Now I find wax pools utterly fascinating and love to burn candles just to see that happen. Anyways, she had 4 scents ready for us so we could make one of each. The tins were already prepped with labels, so we inserted the wick, mixed the wax and fragrance, poured it in, and talked about candles some more as we let it set.

    Succulents class! So far so good, maybe I've finally learned how to keep them alive :)

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    Classes are fun, well thought out, and super informative. Such a cool thing to have in our community!

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    Thanks so much for your business!

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    I took the water harvesting class. Thanks Farm School for the great info.

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    Inside the Bath Bombs Kit are all the items needed, including an instruction booklet, and video link to watch later for reference.

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    Gift Shops of TDHS

    Gift Shops of TDHS

    5.0
    (1 review)
    3.1 mi

    I found this little gem of a gift shop quite by accident but am certain to purchase from there…read moreagain in the future. This is the first review I have ever posted to yelp--that is how happy I am with the service provided by the staff of this establishment. Searching for the elusive "Jewish Wisdom Ball" as a humorous gift for my 92 year-old father (who fortunately needs nothing), it was out of stock everywhere, until it showed up on the gift shop website, on sale no less. I placed my order and crossed my fingers. Within 48 hours I received a cheery message wishing me a "Happy Hanukkah", confirming shipping and actually apologizing for not having mailed it faster in the midst of the busy holiday season! I have since had occasion to contact them again and they are always prompt, professional and courteous. The gift shop is in Seattle while I live in Illinois, yet they treat me as though I am an old friend or longtime congregation member who has been walking through their doors often over the years. Based on this positive experience I intend to continue to support them with future purchases where appropriate. They are the sort of people we need more of in the world today and I can't thank them enough for the manner in which they do their jobs.

    From the owner: TDHS gift shops have all things Judaic to enrich your holiday observance & life cycle celebrations…read more Shop our wide array of gifts, jewelry, housewares, books, children's items, clothing, cards, kitschy wares and non-Judaic goods! Two convenient locations in Seattle and on the Eastside. Limited hours or schedule an appointment. Follow us @shoptdhs

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    Mah jongg jewelry in assorted colors or customize your own!
    Mah jongg jewelry in assorted colors or customize your own!
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    Pike Place Market

    Pike Place Market

    4.5
    (4.8k reviews)
    3.0 mi
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    Seattle, the largest city in the Pacific Northwest, is home to glassy skyscrapers and tech giants,…read morealongside the historic stalls of Pike Public Market, Puget Sound, and two mountain ranges; the city is all about nature without sacrificing its cool food and culture scene. Built on the edge of a steep hill overlooking Elliott Bay and Puget Sound, Pike Public Market is known as the "soul of the city." Here locals have shopped since 1907 for fresh produce from hundreds of farmers, artisans, and specialty vendors, and it is proud to promote the fact that almost half of its businesses are female-owned. Since our hotel was within walking distance, my partner, his family, our friends, and I visited this most popular tourist attraction with more than 20 million annual visitors several times. It can get a bit overwhelming, especially with the large crowds and the maze of shops. It is definitely worth a look.

    This is 1 of my happy places. I never miss an opportunity to walk through Pike's Place Market. I…read moreused to live nearby and passed through on a regular basis after work. It's a nostalgic place for me. It truly feels like the clean and safe part of Seattle when inside. The vibe of the venders, tourists, scents in the air and hustle bustle make for the sweetest people watching. I always buy something. It can be spendy for some thing but it is supporting local businesses. Ok usually I hit up a flower stand and buy produce. On my recent pass through I bought chocolate. I will always find an excuse to support the market and enjoy the vibes along the way. Now I'm ready to go back!!

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    Fireworks Gallery

    Fireworks Gallery

    4.3
    (85 reviews)
    14.5 mi
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    I peeked into Fireworks Gallery minutes after deplaning in Seattle. Not because I'm an idiot who…read moreshops for souvenirs on the first day of a trip, but because I'm an idiot who forgot to put shoes on her two-year-old before leaving for the airport back home. I kind of thought you could buy most essentials at the airport, but it turns out children's shoes are not a typical travel need, at least when they aren't being worn by traveling children. Fireworks did carry children's slippers, which caught my eye as I passed, as well as a nice assortment of unique, crafty toys and gifts. Unfortunately, my five-year-old followed me into the store and zeroed in on a tiny, colorful finger puppet in the shape of a parrot. He asked me to buy it for him, and I declined, telling him we weren't getting a souvenir before we even left the airport. He was upset by this to the point of tears, but I managed to get us out of there. We had a wonderful time in Seattle, and to his credit, the five-year-old behaved well the whole trip (and the two-year-old got new shoes). When I saw Fireworks Gallery again by our departure gate, I decided at the last possible second to stop in and get him the parrot. It was one of several Folkmanis finger puppets in a wire basket. I picked it up along with a bunny rabbit and went to check out. There was a short line at the register--I guess this shop gets decent traffic--and by the time I was up, my husband was calling to tell me we were boarding. This is how I paid $36.36 for two finger puppets that cost $10 apiece online. Fireworks got me good, but my boys do love their little puppets, which are soft and cute and well made. The wares here are definitely nicer and less generic than at your average airport store. It might cost you, though, if you wander in there with your kids.

    I mean EVERYTHING but the kitchen sink is in this joint!…read more Expensive jewelry, stationary, candy, books for the kiddo's, charcuterie boards in the shape of Washington, knick-knacks just perfect for souvenirs to bring home and to carry on board. Service was a plenty here and I was there after 9:30pm on a Wednesday evening. Respectfully Reviewed

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    Burke Museum

    Burke Museum

    3.7
    (134 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    The natural history sections aren't the biggest, but the Burke uses the space well and has good…read moredensity. It's small but they manage to pack in some surprisingly big Dinos and Mammals. To me, where this museum really shines, is the Native exhibits offering both past and present history on rotation and access to working scientists. I always learn a lot when I go. When the wet lab is active may be my favorite part. Watching animal skeletons prepped. Might be a little gross for some people so check the schedule if you are squeamish. Another note for Parents is that there is a small play area on the top floor. Perfect for rainy days with the little ones. The surrounding University grounds are great to let them run around as well. There is a Starbucks at the Suzzallo Library and bathrooms too if you left the Burke and have a kid who needs to go even after they were prompted a million times before you exited the Burke! There are also tons of food options and a couple small grocery stores nearby. Which is great if you/your group have dietary needs. The light rail station is very close by and many buses drop off / pick up right across the street. Public transit to this location is quite good and I recommend it, especially since youth 18 and under are free to ride.

    This place is a site to see!!! Definitely take the whole family! 3 floors of education and games…read morefor the kiddos! There are 3 floors of wonderment! You'll enjoy this place for sure!!! Every type of specimen is available to see & learn about! There staff were very friendly and knowledgeable! There are classes during the week you can partake! Clean clean clean place!

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    Space Needle

    Space Needle

    4.0
    (3.6k reviews)
    2.1 mi

    Built for the 1962 World's Fair, the Space Needle is Seattle's most recognizable landmark, located…read morein between the Museum of Pop Culture and the Chihuly Glass Museum, where my partner and I came for a visit yesterday. The ticket and entrance process was very easy. Just keep in mind the line was about 45 minutes long, a bit like a theme park ride to get into the elevator after our allotted ticket time, so be ready to wait. Our elevator guy gave us a great tour on a 43-second elevator ride up to the saucer-shaped top-level outdoor observation deck with its open-air glass walls, tilting glass benches that lean out over the city, and the world's first and only revolving glass floor. If one's brave and daring enough, even though the height wasn't as frightening as we thought, step onto the glass floor to see Seattle right under your feet. The Space Needle may seem like a tourist trap to first-timers, but it's actually worth all the hype.

    While in Seattle one has to check out the space needle. I thought it was a little spendy at $55…read moreper person. There was probably a 35 minute wait for the elevator to the top. There's 2 levels which is pretty cool, one enclosed that rotates slowly with a couple bars, and an outside level (with high plexiglass walls). Both had great views!!! It's surprising how chilly and windy it is 520 feet up. It's definitely a great place to visit. I'm not sure if I would do it again but think everyone should check it out once.

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    Outside da Space Needle
    Holiday tree still up for New Year's Eve
    Holiday tree still up for New Year's Eve
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