My best friend and I were so excited to visit Klaystation, and it definitely lived up to the hype!…read moreBooking online was quick and easy, and the class was about $75, well worth it for the experience. When I arrived, I was warmly greeted by the staff, one of them I believe was named May, and she was incredibly sweet. Everyone was welcoming and gave clear directions to head to the back for the class. Once I got there, the owner was leading the session and greeted me right away. My best friend had arrived earlier and saved us seats close to the instructor, which made the experience even better. The owner was so patient, kind, and attentive throughout the class. The class itself was very beginner-friendly and easy to follow. She walked us through each step, making sure everyone felt comfortable and confident. It was such a fun and relaxing experience. I truly didn't want it to end! I left feeling inspired and honestly like I had found a new hobby. I highly recommend this class to anyone looking to try something creative and fun!

I've been here a few times and I just love it! The staff are profoundly patient and helpful with…read moreexplaining the process and getting paint colors. They have an incredible selection of pottery! I've had the best experiences during off days/times. I ended having to wait for over an hour on a Saturday afternoon! It's a large space with lots of seating, accessible parking and bathroom, and very clean!

What a fun experience we all had this past Sunday. My daughter, her girlfriend and her daughter all…read morechose pottery painting, and I chose the Faux Stained Glass. I couldn't resist the Cardinal! The staff members were very helpful and explained things very well. I am looking forward to seeing the final products. In the area, Check them Out! PS We loved how everything turned out!

They are so nice and helpful here. I love it! They let me…read morebring my ceramic to acrylic paint.

Overall nice place to go on a date. Requires a lot of patience to paint tho. Pretty pricey but…read moreoverall good

Looking for a creative outlet, Color Me Mine may be your spot. I attended a "Ladies Beach Night"…read moreand it was loads of fun. Grab some girlfriends, snacks and drinks and head on over. I love that they have themed nights so check the calendar for themes and discounts. After you get settled, choose your pottery and get to painting. There's so many wonderful things to choose from, but they aren't cheap. The regular small bowls were $25. So prepare accordingly. The workers were friendly and extremely helpful. They will answer any questions and help you as you need it. After you paint, you'll have to wait a few days to pick up your masterpiece. Color Me Mine is a great way to get your creative fix on. So check it out.

My friend decided to switch things up for their birthday and skip the usual dinner plans for…read moresomething more interactive, so we went to Paint Your Pot. Such a fun and creative alternative! If you are trying to stay on budget, I definitely recommend going on a day when they offer discounted studio fees. We went on a Monday and only paid $2 for the studio fee, which was a great deal. I am not the most artistic person, but I had so much fun. It was the perfect way to celebrate and do something a little different. I would absolutely go again and tap into my very limited artistic ability lol. If you are thinking about going, I recommend making a reservation ahead of time.

Such a fun fun place to be creative! I took my coworkers here to spend some quality time together…read moreand we had a blast picking out items and bringing them to life. You can choose whatever you want, a plate, a piggy bank, a paperweight, etc. so many items to choose from and also so many colors to choose from. A helpful tip is that you should probably paint a few layers on an item so that it doesn't become so see through when after it's done in the kiln. Also don't expect your pottery to be able take home immediately. I think it was a week when ours was ready so keep that in mind in case anyone is traveling. You never feel rushed here and the staff are so helpful. It's definitely very relaxing! Check out our cute creations:

Great shop in Wake Forest!…read more Many different vendors under one roof who have displays of their items. Each area is more like a little shop unmanned. There is a selection of items for everyone. Also they had a couple people there in person doing the business ( one did jewelry and I forgot what the other one was). The staff at the register were friendly as well. Cool little place to check out if you are in Wake Forest.

Awesome place. Very friendly people. Love the coffee and you can walk around and shop with it. Ice…read morecubes of sugar and coffee in your iced coffee. Phenomenal. The store is huge with many vendors and very clean. Easy to maneuver in between vendors.

I received a surprise gift certificate for the beginners' clay course from our kids for Christmas…read more My husband & I participated in the 3-session course (2 hours each) & loved every minute of it. Doesn't matter how crafty or creative you think you are/aren't, this experience is good for your health. So fun, informative, relaxing & productive. Jeff is a great instructor, the studio has everything you need & you'll wonder why you didn't try this out sooner. I haven't picked up our final pieces yet but we are excited to use them.

I took Intro to Wheel and loved the class. Jeff and Lisa are great and I can't wait to take another…read moreclass here!

It's a 2 star rating but it depends on your opinions. When we got there we had to wait for the…read moreworker to set up everything, she did not do this before hand. None of the tables were set up and we didn't even come in the morning. They didn't have much of a color choice or pottery selection. The brushes were really old, the bristles falling off and bent in every direction. You can't paint with frayed bristles. There were no large brushes, just really small ones. Everything there was really expensive too. $20 for a small piece. It wasn't even detailed. The chairs were ripped up and looked like a dog's 10 year old chew toy. They barely gave us any water to wash our brushes and no towel or sponge to get them dry.

I haven't actually been then yet, but I asked a question on their website and they were very prompt…read morein returning my email with an answer and helpful information.

We've been coming here now for three years for summer camps and ext. Tamara the owner is an…read moreabsolute sweet heart and fresh breath of air. Her team as well is kind and patient with our kiddo. I would highly recommend this place for a good week of summer art and creativity with people that genuinely care to make a difference. Our favorite thing we always get as gifts for birthdays or Christmas presents, that our kiddo gets to make there as well, is the personal named journal book.

Tamara was very warm and inviting with all the children. My daughter had such a great time! We will…read morebe back (from Fayetteville).

Well run clay studio! Nice, well-stocked facility. More importantly, staff is very supportive of…read morebeginners as well as veteran potters. I highly recommend. Julia Huff-Jerome

Such a great experience! A group of friends got together to make pottery and paint at Clayworx…read moreStudios. It has a relaxed, comfortable environment. Our instructor was incredibly helpful and really took the time to explain everything. Highly recommend the class!

This was my second visit here and it's so fun. They have a nice variety of pieces to choose from…read moreand many colors of paint to choose. It's a relaxing, chill vibe and you've got two hours to work on your piece. They set up and clean up after your done. The turnaround time to get your finished ceramics is 3 days which is quick. Really enjoy this project with my granddaughter.

Not the best place for painting pottery. There's time limits to painting, whereas in other pottery…read moreplaces (like some in Cary) allow you to take as much time as you need. You have to make appointments and sign up for a time slot to paint. I guess it's typically not walk in, which is disappointing. There is an okay selection of pottery items to choose from. But the prices here are so much more pricier than other locations I've been at. Usually they provide a little "beginners guide" on how to begin, but there was none here. Won't come back but still got a cute plate out of it.