Michelle D.
9/16/2019
One of my daughter's favorite places. She can literally spend hours here and the setup is so smooth, easy and fun! We have quite a few of her crafts that she's made from here, and they continue...
The Craft Factory
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4555 N Williams Ave
Portland, OR 97217
The Craft Factory is a haven for imagination and creativity in Portland, OR. While their studio space is currently closed, they offer Crafts To-Go, customizable craft kits perfect for any occasion. They emphasize the importance of cherishing imagination and nurturing creativity, encouraging crafters to repurpose items like bottle caps, cardboard, and fabric to create unique pieces.
Their Earth Loving Art Making approach promotes sustainability by advocating for reducing, reusing, and recycling materials in crafting. By thinking outside the box, crafters can transform everyday items like rocks, dried flowers, and sticks into beautiful creations. The Craft Factory inspires individuals to explore their creativity using a wide range of household items such as toys, paint, string, crayons, and newspaper to bring their craft projects to life.
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Ashley D.
5/8/2023
This place was so sweet! My 3 year old and I had a lovely time crafting here. It was tidy and well lit, with friendly staff and calming atmosphere. We'll be back soon!
Northern E.
2/9/2024
These folks are A-mazing. They delivered a rad 'birthday in a box' set of crafting materials. It was elegant. It was artistic. It was beautifully curated. It was any crafting kids dream. They...
Katrina E.
6/17/2023
We had a blast! They were so sweet and set up a special evening party for our group for my partners 34th birthday! They made special crafting blanks according to our theme and were so helpful in...
Tanja H.
10/19/2022
Highly recommend! We celebrated our daughter's birthday at the Craft Factory and had an awesome time! The space was perfect for our group of 11 kids. The awesome hosts (Jena and Kyara) were...
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