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Purple Glaze Studio – Multiple Locations

$15 for $30 Worth of Pottery Painting and Mosaic Making

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In a Nutshell

Stencils and stamps help painters decorate ceramic bowls, vases, and figurines; colorful tiles and stones form custom mosaics

The Fine Print

  • Expires Nov 21, 2012
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. May use toward $6 studio fee. Must use promotional value in 1 visit. Cannot be combined with weekly specials or other offers.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Painting pottery takes a steady hand, an eye for color, and a mouth that won't eat paint, because that kills you. Have a safe, fun, safe time with this Groupon.

$15 for $30 Worth of Pottery Painting and Mosaic Making

Although prices vary depending on the scope of the pottery or mosaic project, most fall between $5 and $50, $12 on average. The studio fee is $6.

Purple Glaze Studio

About 90% of Purple Glaze Studio’s ceramics and craft supplies come from local sources, reflecting a dedication to the community that undergirds the studio’s resolve to never become a franchise. Instead, the Oklahoma-oriented Purple Glaze Studio welcomes neighbors inside to paint hundreds of ceramic bowls, frames, and figurines created in the Tulsa area. Stencils, sponges, and stamps assist crafters as they paint their projects, and an idea center helps jumpstart flagging imaginations. The studio also invites guests to assemble bright tiles and stones into mosaics—a perfect activity for a girls’ night, a birthday party, or discovering that you’re actually colorblind.

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The Groupon Guide to: Cleaning a Computer Keyboard

From writing emails to just opening up a Word document and typing "Today is the day I won't cry" over and over again, everything we do on a daily basis requires a computer keyboard. Keep your typing tool in immaculate condition using this proven method:

What You'll Need: • Can of compressed air
• Sharp knife
• Photo of a clean keyboard for reference
• Child, not necessarily your own
• Dirty keyboard (Pro Tip! If your keyboard isn't dirty enough, simply cover it in sunflower seeds and leave it outside to let the birds dirty it up for you.)

INSTRUCTIONS
Step One
With the can of compressed air in one hand and the knife in the other, stab the can. If you pierce the can on your first try, your knife is sharp enough to move on to Step Two. If you don't pierce it right away, keep stabbing but know that Step Two will take longer than it would if your knife had just been sharper.

Step Two
With your knife still in hand, jab at the photo of the clean keyboard until it has been shredded into a fine paste. You don't want any beautiful keyboard photos distracting you from what you took a day off of work to do—clean that computer keyboard!

Step Three
Congratulations, you are on to Step Three! With the child within earshot and awake, explain the benefits of a clean keyboard while turning the keyboard upside down and shaking it until you dislodge all crumbs and fluids the birds left behind. Now you've done more than enough today—taught a child a valuable lesson and cleaned that keyboard—to stop crying.

Which knife should I use to clean my keyboard?

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