We came to a party at Glazed and Confused on a Thursday evening. We were given some quick…read moreinstructions and the kids were able to pick an alternative item if they didn't want to paint an ice cream cone. The host was pretty hands off after that they weren't actively helping get colors for the kids who were all really young. There were only two people painting other than the party at the time. They also didn't tell the parents throwing the party that it would be over two weeks to get the items back until the day of the party and that one person would need to pick them all up. The kids had a fun experience but it definitely could have gone more smoothly and been more organized.

This place is a former shell of itself. Hardly any pottery to choose from, ridiculous pricing…read morecompared to other places in the area, and they police you on the amount of paint you use, and there isn't many colors to choose from. When asking for more, I felt like I was an inconvenience. No water for paint brushes out, had to ask for that. Asked for painter's tape, they didn't have any. What kind of art store doesn't have any art supplies? Good luck staying in business.

This is a perfect place for a fun activity with a friend, group, or even a date. You can reserve by…read morecalling or just walk in. Everything is included in the price so you don't have to worry about extra fees like other places. There's a huge variety of pieces to choose from like mugs and bowls to figurines, letters, and decorative items. I painted a mug and my friend did a bowl. About a week later, they called us and our pieces were ready, and they turned out perfect. I would definitely come back again.

Friendly environment! Great for a kids party or just going with a small group or alone! I have been…read moretwice and everyone is very helpful if you haven't been before on what to do.

Fun place to try your color and painting talent. Choose your object to glaze and choose from an…read morearray of colors. Turn in at the service desk and you will be notified if your finished product in 7-10 days. Fun to share with favorite kiddos. Help available and simple instruction. Fun time!

Such a fun and truly relaxing experience. It was my first time visiting and my friend showed my the…read moreropes. I liked the options and things you get to pick out to paint. I was there was a bit more variety but I do believe it changes. There is lots of colors to chose from which was the fun part! The prices are a bit steep but there are certain days where supplies are $1 or just cheaper than normal. I had a lot of fun and I can't wait to go back.

We loved attending Pottery Hallow. The building was warm and welcoming. The staff was quiet and…read morepatient. They have a huge selection and a variety of prices and sizes. The turn around time to get our pottery back was about two weeks.

What a cute little spot in O'Fallon…read more I will say the employee that we had the day that we came in wasn't really helpful. She kept going to the back so she wasn't present at the front desk and when I did find her, she wasn't really helpful when we were trying to do certain things to the pottery. However, it's more of a do-it-yourself kind of place so I understand. Just wish the staff was more helpful since they're more knowledgeable than I am. There was so many different things to choose from. We ended up getting a cookie jar and making it for My Husband for Father's Day. We also got a Father's Day present for my daughter's father. We were in and out within 30 minutes to an hour. There's so many different pain colors, and options for smaller paint areas such as these little bottles to help with that. I took my kids who were one and a half, seven, 10, 13 and they all had fun I will definitely be back for another project

I had so much fun here painting pottery! I think it allows you to be so creative as they had plenty…read moreof options for what to choose. I did a plate and my boyfriend painted an owl. I'll be sure to post the pictures of them once we pick them up!

I took my first pottery class though St Louis Community College continuing education program. The…read moreclass was taught at South Broadway Art Project. My teacher Sarah was so encouraging and knowledgeable. I learned the basics of throwing on the wheel, hand building and glazing. The class was so much fun I sighed up for a 3 month membership. Such a wonderful space to come and create. Everything you need with any questions answered by knowledgeable staff.

Ok, circling back with an update in reference to my prior review. The director did end up circling…read moreback with me and offered some very generous options as solutions which was incredibly kind of her. We took a pottery wheel demo course today which seems like is a great intro or refresher if you're a total novice or just starting your wheel work. I think this or the Clay Date Night experience would be great options depending on what you're looking for. During today's class there were other people doing independent work and they would intermittently offer a suggestion or two to the participants in the demo class which created a welcoming, communal environment. You will need to wedge your own clay in the demo course so if you want to just show up and have everything ready for you, maybe go with the date night option. If you want to learn a little bit more about the craft in general, this is a great option.

I purchased some crosses to put on chain and wear. I didn't have any chain to put the crosses on…read moreso I went to Schaefer's. They had everything I needed. And to top it off, the women who worked in the jewelry part of the store found the appropriate chain, jump rings and strung all the crosses. I had assumed that I would get the supplies and spend the afternoon making necklaces. I was wrong, now I can admire the handiwork of others. All of the chains were gift quality and I will give some as gifts. If one needs a bead store with excellent service, go to Schaefers.

Great place to go and look but not buy. Prices are way to high. You can go online and find…read morestuff cheaper.