Color Me Mine

Color Me Mine is a really fun time. They have something for everyone as far as pottery to choose from. The staff gets your colors for you and will also give suggestions on what looks good with what. They are also very knowledgeable about painting techniques. The only gripe I would have is that it’s pricey. There is a fee to paint per person and then you pay for each pottery piece as well, which is not cheap at all.

This was my first time painting ceramics since I was a child. Since I’m not very artistic I wasn’t very excited about going but I’m so glad I did! I recommend calling to make sure they have room or reserving a space for larger groups. Once you have your table, pick which piece you want to paint on the shelves lining the walls. There are tons of things to choose from including almost any type of dish/​serving item, figurines, home décor pieces and they even do canvas painting. I painted a tea cup and saucer and my friends & a child painted a coffee mug, two sided dog bowl and dog figurine. There are a variety of colors, brushes, stamps, cricket cutouts/​stencils and you can lookup things online. The staff was helpful with explaining what order is best to do your colors/​areas and what colors work on top of other colors. They also explain techniques such as helping color rims using a sponge, using the end of the brush for dots, using a marker to draw (which burns off later) and they will help you get a bubble effect on the inside of bowls/​cups buy scooping bubbles you blow with water and paint into your piece. We spent almost three hours there and they didn’t even mind. I can’t wait to see my finished piece in about a weeks time! I will post pictures! Even if my tea cup isn’t great the money was well spent just for the experience. With the price of my piece and a $ 9 fee mine was under $ 35. I definitely want to do this again!
P. S. Not sure why someone gave this 3 stars but had a great review?

Great for kids and Family time! The kids insisted we make a Father’s Day gift versus buying one. I am not one for ‘crafts’ per se, but they make it easy to be creative. I was happy to see such a variety of ceramics to choose from, including a UK basketball! We ‘painted’ for 2 hours and the staff was super nice and accommodating, even to the demands of 3 – 4 year olds! We will definitely being going back for further projects for birthdays, grandparents, friends, and general gifts. There was even some inspiring painted inscriptions in the bathroom.
Things that are great: variety, paint pallet, customer service
Things that would have made it better: private rooms for family space, musical atmosphere, props to hold item up while painting, pictures of ideas for products.

when you walk in the room is round with tall shelves as tall as the ceiling lined with bare cermaic art waiting for you to choose! It smells of art class and wood lol The girls there are amazing and its cheap as well.$ 9 an adult and like $ 6 per child (the 9&6 $ charge are for the firing, glaze, and painting in house), you go in and pick out a piece of art and take a seat and start painting, when youre finished you pay and in about a week pick it up! they have sculptures for the entire family! sports, cartoons, disney, huge salad bowls. the list goes on.
When i went in there, there was a little girls 6^th birthday party being held there, all the little girls were painting piggy banks! it was the cutest!

This is a pretty good pottery painting place. They have a pretty wide selection of ceramics to paint along with lots of different color paints, stamps and stencils. Remember to come a week before you need your piece!