Quiggly’s Clayhouse

Great environment, lots of things to do, multiple projects great for kid events.
They have days for adults for BYOB pottery, painting, etc.
customer service was great as for teaching you was a great help.
Overall amazing place if you love crafty stuff (:

–Nice establishment
–Friendly/​Helpful staff
–A wide variety of projects to choose from… stained glass, pottery painting, create and take home pieces.
I enjoyed my time there while painting my project. However I will say it’s a tad bit overpriced for the work they provide. Plus you have to pay a studio fee in addition to whatever project you create. The item I found was on clearance, yet I still spent fifteen dollars on a mug+ studio fee. Which happen to be half price for adults/​children that day.(Tuesday) I enjoyed myself but doubt I’d try it again.

My daughter’s treated me to a early Mother’s Day activity with the grandkids. We were able to paint a wood cut-​out that day and paint a platter to be fired and picked up later. The ladies were helpful and very patient with all six of the kids. We spent almost two hours picking out and painting items. I’ve been showing off the creations to my friends. I had so much fun that I’ve schedule an event for my ladies group next weekend. Affordable fun for all ages.

We booked a birthday party at Quiggly. I’m so disappointed on the way things turn out. Our host was only there to provide paint and brush, was probably in the room for 15 minutes max and left the kids alone to do their own thing. No interaction and not very helpful. I felt I was actually doing the hosting by myself and doing all the work with the kids. Bathroom was very dirty, trash looks like it’s been there for days, and the party room was hot and humid. Overall a very bad experience and will not be going back.

Cute concept but could have been better organized. I went with a group and my 2.5 year old was feeling artistic and ready to get the show on the road.
It was a bit of a struggle getting set-​up and the excited kids didn’t help in the store containing breakables on every shelf.
The pieces were a bit more expensive than I anticipated but hopefully the end result will be worth it. We shall see in about a week.

This place is great!!! They had plenty of items to choose from to paint so everyone in our group found something. I painted an owl cookie jar! The staff were very helpful while we were there, making sure we had plenty of paint and not rushing us at all while we were working on our pieces! I definitely want to come back and try one of their pottery classes!

I have come here twice before. We just wanted something fun to do and painting pottery sounded like a blast to us: D
It’s a bit far from where I live, so I hated to have to drive back just to get my glazed finished product, but oh well. The staff is very helpful and I am not an artsy person so I did ask them to help me in coming up with creative ideas and they had so many great ones.
You can bring your own food and wine, but when you are using paint you don’t want to use those same hands to stick some food in your mouth. So we just brought some wine, sipped, talked, and painted away.
They do have weekly specials so I strongly recommend in checking that out rather than paying original price!

The staff was unhelpful and unprepared for our birthday party. They were also impatient and unfriendly with the children. I honestly can’t see how a business stays open with such poor customer service. They also did not have enough pottery wheels on hand, which made everything take twice as long as it was supposed to. When we asked if we could have the party room longer to make up for this they said no. We were left to manage everything ourselves and staff was consistently unapologetic. Needless to say, we would not recommend this place.

Overpriced. Especially since they do not call you when your items are ready and will throw them away if you don’t pick them up. Customer service is lacking. I’ve been there twice and both times it was «here’s all the stuff. Figure it out»

Great place to get creative w painting, mosaic work, even wax hands! Staff is helpful and they have classes you can attend and ladies nights for the GNO crews.

I really wanted to like this place.
When we entered, it seemed very spacious, clean, and well-​maintained. Unfortunately, those were the only upsides.
They have a very limited selection of overpriced pieces to paint. The person showing us what to do forgot about us mid-​tour and we had to figure the rest out for ourselves.
The real reason I’m giving this place one star is because we were never called to pick up our pieces, which they explicitly promise to do when you pay for your $ 22 mug. When I eventually called them a week and a half later, there was no apology or even an acknowledgement of a mistake on their part. I didn’t want a free painting session, just some good, old fashioned customer service. It was pretty frustrating.
Additionally, the travel mug I painted is supposed to come with a rubber cap. Never received it when it was picked up. For $ 22, I wish I could say it was money well spent. It wasn’t.
I’m sticking with the cozy comfort of Creative Hands in Pantego.

I’ve been to a paint your own studio before but where this one differs is the helpfulness and friendliness of the staff, they offer fused glass and pottery painting (which I take to be the norm) and the option to create your own pottery piece. something I want to try.
I felt the prices were reasonable at $ 14 for a large coffee mug and an $ 8 supply fee. It was family day so they even gave us a dollar off even though there were only two of us. They had a pretty good selection of dishes and useful items which is all I was really interested in.
I intend to go back some day, not sure how soon. This was was full of people too. Get there early and take your kids.

I can’t say enough good things about our experience at Quiggly’s. We had our 3 yr old daughter’s birthday party here and it was a wonderful experience for everybody. I was a little concerned about having to keep 7 three year olds and their parents happy for 1 ½ hours, but the staff was great and the activity was perfect.
The price was reasonable, the party room (s) are separate from the rest of the studio, and the folks that helped the toddlers were warm, helpful, and great with the kids. Our activity involved the kids sponge painting tiles, then imprinting their handprint on the tiles. The staff then embellishes the tiles with the children’s name, fires them, and they’ll call when they’re ready. Can’t wait to see the finished product. What fun to throw a great party and to come away with a keepsake as well. Everyone had a ball!
I think it’ll be fun to go back with a friend or two to work on some grownup projects as well. In addition to pottery painting, they also have mosaic and glass fusion supplies as well. 5 happy stars for Quiggly’s!

Quiggly’s is an excellent place to get your art on! They have pottery wheels, glass fusion, and ceramic painting, and plenty of supplies and helpful staff on hand.
I was lucky to have a Groupon deal for a glass fusion and designed a small glass square. A staff member explains to you how to cut the glass, all the different glass types, and then you are on your own to be artsy to your heart’s content… or if you’re like me, have your brain struggle into overdrive when given a blank slate and brood over different color combinations before finally deciding what to make.
Keep in mind that there is a sitting fee of $ 8 for adults on top of whatever it is that you’re doing, but it’s pretty reasonable considering that other places just include that in the pricing of their ceramics anyways, so the price is comparable to other art places. The staff is really friendly, especially the man who I assumed to be the owner who was upbeat and conversational. With such a welcoming atmosphere and variety of activities, I’d go back to Quiggly’s next time I was feeling crafty!

i love me some painting pottery places. i really like that they have pottery wheels here and want to give that a go next time, but this review is for their painting pottery business.
they charge you for supplies here (strike 1), and for kids it’s $ 6 and adults $ 8. then you pick out whatever piece you want to paint, but they unforch do not have much to choose from (strike 2). oh, and the kids here on a saturday afternoon are so annoying (strike 3). if you can, avoid coming here on saturdays. SO MANY ANNOYING KIDS RUNNING AROUND LIKE THE LITTLE PIGS THEY ARE!
but i am still in love with the idea of painting your own pottery piece. it’s a nice chill way to spend a couple of hours talking and hanging out and being all creative and artsy.
i went here with my friend cuz i bought a living social deal when i was with my now exboyfriend, so i’m glad i got to paint a piece of pottery that will remind me of the time i spent painting it with my friend instead of my asshole exboyfriend. lol :)

Looking for a Valentine’s date idea to do with your artsy fartsy significant other? Or even just a first date with your crush who’s the creative type? Quiggly’s is the perfect place!
They have a Valentine’s Soirée every year that is tons of fun! My boyfriend and I (back then, we had only been dating for a couple months) came here for our first Valentine’s ever as a couple and it was such a unforgettable night! The two hosts are husband and wife named Kristi and Kirby who are both extremely friendly and super helpful. There are stations of clay molding, tile mosaic building, and the couples even let you pick out a piece of already made item (dinner plates, mugs, tissue box holders, etc) and you can paint on it and take it home after it’s been fired in the kiln on a later date.
The price is $ 100/​couple which seems like a lot but I would personally rather do this than go to a fancy restaurant like ever other person in Dallas. For the price, a steak dinner from Saltgrass Steakhouse, instructions and help on your artwork (which I definitely needed when it came to clay molding, it looks soooo easy! Unfortunately it’s not) and supplies for your artwork (pre-​made things to paint on, paint, clay, glazing/​firing of the clay) and it’s BYOB so that’s also fun too! When I went, my bf and I didn’t know anyone there but everyone was very friendly and we got to know a lot of couples. So honestly, for a nice dinner, a great atmosphere, and some souvenirs for our first Valentine’s together (we made a Domo tissue box holder) I think it’s a pretty great deal! Definitely try this place out if you’re looking for something different to do!

Attended a Ladies Night here with a group. We all had a good time. Staff was helpful and friendly.
My only complaint and reason for 3 stars is I’ve been to a similar craft shop at a YMCA in Colorado and the selection of projects here was seriously lacking in comparison. I came in wanting to do a mosaic and was sorely disappointed that there were so few options available. For example, I have a mosaic dog leash hook hanging on my wall that was a ton of fun to make and I saw nothing functional like that to do. The glass pieces were all perfect squares, and at the other shop they were all broken up in giant containers. Half the fun was finding pieces that fit, and the end result looks better with the random piece shapes and sizes.
Overall though I had a fun time and expect to be coming back.

i had a small get together of friends to celebrate my bday party at quiggly’s. honestly, we thought it would be fine and maybe boring and we’d be in and out in 30 mins. HA wrong! it was super fun, our helper (terry) was awesome, and we were there nearly 2 hrs!
all supplies were provided, there was plenty of paint and brushes, and the mess was left for the staff to clean! can’t beat that!

I really like this place. We have had and attended several birthday parties here. I“ve been wanting to do a ladies night out, but haven’t yet. They also have an awesome 6 to 9 p.m. parents night out that my kids have loved…

Looking for a fun, unique, creative hands-​on activity for kids? New place to have a drunken ladies night? A cure for a boring afternoon? You’ll find it at Quiggly’s Clayhouse.
I love these type of pottery places. Instead of creating a horrible mess in your own home, you get to let the nice staff at Quiggly’s deal with it. ;)
I visited Quiggly’s for a 4 year old’s birthday one hot Saturday afternoon. The kids loved picking out a piece of plain pottery (which they have plenty of) and painting it however they wished. It’s great to watch the determination on the kids’ faces.
From browsing around the «clayhouse» I noticed they do ladies nights where you can bring your own wine and get crazy with some pottery and friends… I might have to check that out! They also have some fun mosaic projects you can complete with broken colored glass and beads.
The staff was very helpful and friendly. They’re happy to answer all of your questions and are great with kids. I highly suggest having a kids’ birthday party here. They have a huge party room and let you bring food & drinks… a big plus since most bday places make you purchase food & drinks from them.
Compared to similar places like Chuck E. Cheese and Michaels, the prices seemed pretty reasonable.
For a good time, check out Quiggly’s!