Glazed and Amazed

What a fun way to spend a rainy afternoon for kids or adults. Great selection and affordable prices. They have plenty of space for larger groups and the staff are super friendly and helpful!

My favorite place to go! Lots of pieces, great staff and the prices are probably the best in comparison to the competitors. And my kids LOVE it here.

I have been to a lot of these paint places and I like this one the best. From the ones I have visited, this is the most affordable and has the most unique stuff!
Miranda is almost always working there and she is extremely friendly and helpful! She is really creative and makes the place even more fun!
I highly recommend going there for a ladies night out or to bring the kidos for a fun art project!

A great date night spot or a cute place to take the kids for a project! Came here on a date night with my husband and had fun creating a little something of our own!
Your imagination is the limit, they have all kinds of projects from painting to glass ware. I can’t even put into words how much fun I had. Not to mention the «shop cat» who walks around looking for love! He/​she is way too cute and so lovable.
This is just the thing I love about family owned business. It’s the personal touches that they add without even knowing it! Perfect little spot, just steps away from a few coffee places too!

I have been here several times, both for a class and working on my own. The staff is very helpful and friendly. They helped me create a glass project when I had no experience with glass. Another time they got a last minute project in the oven for me so that I could get it to my daughter for her birthday. There are a lot of examples around the shop to spark ideas. Great place to spend some free time, take the kids for some family time or a night out with friends. You can’t go wrong!

We had a great time! Extremely kind and helpful staff, fun experience! We were there for a long time just enjoying our time and the staff never batted an eye and remained encouraging and helpful! They provided everything we needed and we are very happy with the end product!

We came here for my son’s 5^th birthday. I was very impressed with the online scheduling tool and the variety of party times. We had never actually been there so it was kind of a shot in the dark, but it was GREAT. The party hostess was so good with kids (imagine ten 5 year olds and trying to keep them focused) and there was pretty large amount of figurines to choose from. She gave the kids great advice on how to make their pieces turn out great and guided them through a lot of the process. I would recommend this place to anyone searching for a place to have their kid’s birthday party. Oh! And the prices were totally reasonable!

I took my niece and nephew here to go paint something for their mother for mother’s day. We had a good time. We shared a table with others and got really creative while spending quality time together.
The girls working were very energetic and helpful. The service was excellent. They greeted every guest coming through the door, gave good instructions and checked in with each table to see how everyone was doing.
The weekends are quite crowded with parties, but the noise level was not too bad.
They sell little snacks at their snack table but it looks like they allow party food for birthdays and such.

I spent a few months in Edmonds and regularly visited Glazed and Amazed. The several pieces I painted have held up well. The prices were good, though the selection was a little lacking.
Staff was generally friendly. They always remembered me when I came in.

Fun! Everyone is friendly and the projects are fun. My friends and I come here once a year as a tradition. I love it.

You know in the past I have had a birthday party here when my girls were young.
I am not sure if there is a new owner or management since then?
The current manger in this place needs a class (further training) in «customer service».
I am not sure if the ‘manger’ is the owner (older grey haired lady)…but she seriously lacks customer service skills.
She also manages the Studio up top-​I came in to buy my pictures-​and
’no-​” Thank you” No customer service” no glad you used us” No «please»…seriously BAD customer service.
It is a shame Amber has them representing her business.
She is a little on the snotty side. (As I write out a check for hundreds) This may take you at least 50 Glazed customers to make what I put down.
Don’t you realize I have other kids ?
Do you not realize I know other parents… and Thank goodness for Unilocal.
Please do NOT forget it is the CUSTOMERS that MAKE your business.
Even common courtesy manners is due.

Lots of fun projects. Like to take my girlfriend here for date days and anniversaries. The staff is very nice and helpful. They are always around to give you advice if you need any but they also understand your need to be creative and taking your time. I think we spend about 3 hours here every time. They never rushed us and only stopped by our table when we looked very confused or if we had a question so they gave us ample of space for us to take our time and paint. They also have lots of random good deals and fun events on their facebook page/​web site.
I’d highly recommend this place for people who want a semi cute, cheap and fun date.
The prices vary. Obviously some of the bigger stuff are more expensive.

I have been a couple of times.
Selection of ceramics to paint is good. And I like it a lot for Adults or older kids, but with my little ones, it feels a bit less friendly.
Staff is friendly enough, but for some reason I have felt like we were going to break something and get in trouble, when I have come with my younger kiddos.
I plan to go back on my own and learn more about the glass fusing they have.

I’ve never been very crafty or artistic, but I’ve recently taken a liking to ceramic painting. As long as I don’t have to do anything super fancy, I can actually make something pretty and have fun doing it.
Right in the middle of adorable downtown Edmonds, Glazed & Amazed is the perfect place to come for some ceramic painting. Everything you need is provided, from paints and brushes to stencils, and there are tons of options to paint. I ended up painting a giant coffee mug and sticking a teeny-​tiny giraffe in the inside. Yes, weird — but it turned out super cute.
One of my favorite things about this place is that they don’t make you clean up after yourself. I know, I’m lazy, but it’s nice to finish up and pay rather than worrying about sufficiently cleaning the brushes and making sure everything’s in its right place.
I came on «Ladies’ Night» which was sort of underwhelming. While I like the idea — a girls’ night out with drinks and snacks — paying for not just your ceramic painting but also cans of soda or a bowl of pretzels was kind of, well, not worth it. Luckily, they don’t make you participate so we were free to paint to our hearts’ content without snacking.
There’s also the option of working with glass — we didn’t do this, but it would be an interesting thing to try someday. I’ll definitely come back next time I want to get crafty.

I did my 2^nd piece not on a deal, a smaller clear square of glass in blues and purples this time (all pinks and light blues last time). And didn’t cut any glass this time just used small broken pieces, frit, glass straws and glass bubbles. And I didn’t have it slumped. I wanted a very different look so I used oodles of the frit (looks like glass colored sugar). But it melts in the kiln beautifully. I’m telling you all the details because saying its fun is totally non descriptive. I LOVED my first one so much I posted it on Facebook. And I can’t wait to pick up the 2^nd tomorrow! And if glass projects don’t seem like your thing they have bunches of ceramics projects too. One that I have my eye on for between glass projects. And the staff us very helpful and friendly
And sell snacks for young ones. And have camps for young ones.

Me and my wife came in to paint some pottery. The place is really cool and relaxed, in a nice area and the staff is very friendly. Their is a cat that walks around too, they also seem to have some events that go to. I really like this place and will go back again.

Store is a bit smaller than i expected. Selection is ok.
However, service is good, the staff is extrememly helpful. We had great time there.
We will see who is more artistic after 4 days to pick up our pieces!

This is such a great idea and something different and fun for a laid-​back weekend.
My fiancé and I came eyed this place up when we came to eat in Edmonds the previous weekend and vowed to come back on a weekend when we had time.
We wanted to try the glass fusing which was especially fun as the pottery seems like it would be more suited for younger children. I decided to make a vase and he made a soap dish. While it’s definitely not cheap at all, ($ 78 for the base for the vase and soap dish) it provided entertainment for about 45 minutes and we’re hoping in 4 days, we will have two beautiful glass masterpieces that will have made the experience worth it.
The people working there show you how to use all of the glass cutting tools and how to arrange it so that you will maximize the glass provided — I would agree with Jennifer K in saying that I’m not sure it would be completely suitable for children as we had a few little incidents — and I would possibly recommend it more for a girl’s night out or a kid’s b-​day party if you’re not on a budget. But all in all, a fun way to pass the time!

my husband and i went to glazed and amazed for an evening of glass fusing. it was soooo much fun! we’ve never done anything like it before, and it took a lot more time than we had expected – but i’m sure it’s because we both made intricate designs.
you first choose a base piece of glass, then cut assorted colored glass and glue it onto your base. they fire it in a kiln and a few days later, your piece is ready.
i’d be careful with children doing the glass (even though they say it’s no problem), i, an «adult», poked myself to the point of bleeding twice.

My daughter and I like Glazed and Amazed, but it’s rather expensive so it’s a rare treat. By expensive, I mean that it costs about $ 20 to make a large coffee mug – about the price of 2 movie tickets and snacks for an afternoon’s entertainment (for 2 mugs, that is). However, you get lots of paint colors and brushes, and it’s like reliving your childhood – you get to make a mess and the staff cleans up! So with that said, I guess it’s not too bad.
We went on a Sunday and it was fairly busy, a few families with kids and a birthday party going on in the back. The staff were helpful and friendly, but there were no cute boys around for them to flirt with (See Sean M’s review).
We’ll be back – it’s fun, you get to spend and hour or so doing something creative, and you get to keep what you make! (it’s ready in about 5 days).
Plus, they now have this fused-​glass station where you can make gorgeous glass items. (not sure how it works or how much it costs).