Color Me Mine

I went there last week with my 1.5 year-​old daughter. We had a really great time and she really enjoyed it. However, for the price, it was quite a short activity. This, I’m sure, is largely due to her age. It is better for older children. After 5 minutes of glazing a mug she was done. So we then proceeded to decorate the paper on the table with glazes as a «added bonus». But still, even with this, it was a fairly short activity given the price. I’ll be back but will definitely wait a bit before doing so.

My daughters, ages 4 & 7 love to go here. The employees are always nice and helpful. They have a good selection of pottery to pick from. I do find it pricy so I typically wait for a groupon before we go. Overall it’s a nice place to spend a couple hours inside on rainy or hot summer days

I came here last Saturday with my little cousin and we had an amazing time! The location is prefect honestly never crowded not compared to some of their other locations. Yes it is a bit overall priced but worth it to at least do it once in a while. I love the options of being able to pick your own piece and have refillable colors to choice from and they have a several colors to choose from. I can’t to pick up my pieces next week to see how they come out! I’m sure it will be wonderful!

Fun way to entertain the kids and let their creative side show. Many pieces to chose from and a variety of prices. Makes it easy for everyone to participate. It’s a relaxing environment.
Pick your piece, paint it, and come back a week later to pick it up. They’ll even ship it for you.
They should have a separate section for younger kids. It got annoying hearing kids have tantrums, running around, and crying LOUD!

This review is long overdue!
We moved here in February and we have now been here over 12 times. David and Sandra are both AMAZING and take wonderful care of my 7-​year old daughter and me! They offer great painting tips and make us feel so welcome. We tried one of the kids classes too and that was fabulous as well. I can’t say enough good things about this place.
Basically, you go and pick out your piece and pick out your colors. The tables are set up with all different shapes and sizes of paintbrushes and a couple of sponges. There is also a rack full of different tools and stamps to choose from. David has taught us how to make the perfect polka dots, flowers, and eye balls. You get the best colors after firing if you put on a couple of coats. The paint dries quickly so it does not take long. After you are done painting, you leave the piece for a couple of days so they can fire it. Our pieces have always been done in less than one week except for a specialty piece that my daughter created during a kids class and that took less than two weeks.
There are so many pieces to choose from and they are always getting new ones. My daughter is already planning her 8^th birthday to be here. This week we started painting our Christmas presents! Today we did a plate with my daughter’s handprint, polka dots and writing. Both David and Sandra were on hand to help get the perfect handprint and ensure we had all the tools we needed. They won’t actually paint on your pieces, but you have a paper table cloth to practice their tips on before actually painting. And if you make a mistake, it is very easy to fix.
This is a great place for mommy/​daughter or daddy/​daughter bonding time. We have seen little boys loving it too. It is also great for my daughter to paint while I catch up with a friend. And it is PERFECT for a rainy day!
It makes people have joy inside. (My daughter just had to add that last piece of important information!)

This is a place where you paint your own ceramic piece, and then it gets baked to make the colors shiny and long-​lasting. (Sorry, I don’t know the technical words).
Its in Sunset place, but its never too crowded so that’s good.
I’m giving in a three because its INCREDIBLY OVERPRICED! The cheapest thing is a regular sized coaster for $ 18!
Yes, the pieces are to die for. But this isn’t an everyday thing. I’d be as drastic as saying, just go for a special occasion.
I wanted to get my sister something super special for her birthday so I bought a fat little chef cookie jar. It was about 10 inches tall and cost me $ 40 dollars. Each piece, regardless of size, comes with 5 refillable colors. They have plenty to chose from but I chose the primaries, black and peach (because I was making a Caucasian chef).
There is also a sitting fee!!!
The staff was helpful and the place was very clean and tidy. Your piece gets baked after you leave. You have to come back another day. After my piece was ready, the staff held it for a long time because I didn’t have time to swing by the mall.
This was fun but its such a shame that they overcharge so much. It makes it impossible to revisit as often as one would like.
So basically, if you like art and you have $$ then knock yourself out. If you like art and you’re broke, go on a special occasion.

What a fun little way to spend a weeknight or a rainy weekend afternoon!
Went here for a work function earlier this week and had a great time. The workers were very attentive and kind and set up the tables very nicely for our event. For those of you that don’t know, Color Me Mine allows you to select your own piece of pottery/​clay figurine to paint and decorate. The store then glazes the pottery for you and calls you to pick it up once the glazing process is complete. Be forewarned — you WILL actually paint these pieces yourself, and there is no paint by number. I will say that even though the staff was attentive, they did not provide instruction as to HOW to paint the items. I saw a lot of tools in front of me (sponges, brushes, water, etc.), but wasn’t really sure how to use them properly since there was no explanation. Resulted to channeling my 5 year-​old self and just painting haphazardly onto my espresso cup. Haven’t gotten my cup back yet, but for those of you who have seen my kindergarten art before — please pray for me.
Overall it is a very fun atmosphere and something I would definitely recommend for a work or school function; the painting is easy enough that even children (probably 8+) could participate. As we went with a corporate event, I am not sure of the pricing; however, based on what I’ve heard from others, some of the pieces can be a bit pricey. Would definitely recommend this as something everyone should try once!