Paint Your Own Ceramics at Daydreams Ceramic Cafe
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- Make your own custom tea sets, picture frames, & dinnerware, or get clay prints of your baby's feet
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Those who know they learned everything they need to know in kindergarten know that painting ceramics is an explosion of creative awakening on par only possibly with the popsicle-stick, log-cabin-building, and macaroni-gluing that spur kindergarten imaginations to glowing realms of ecstatic craftitude. With today's Groupon, $20 gets you $50 worth of pottery to paint at Daydreams Ceramic Cafe in Chula Vista.
Whoever decided that tracing one's hand resembles a turkey created irreversible damage. But you can take back arts and crafts by painting a tea set, picture frame, bank, vase, or dinnerware with the The Birth of Venus, Venus of Urbino, or Venus at Her Mirror; then Daydreams will glaze and fire it. Pieces are usually ready within a week, and there are no studio fees (pieces range in price from $8 to $80, averaging around $25). Daydreams Ceramic Cafe specializes in clay prints of baby (or baby puppy) feet and hands (or paws) that make adorable relics of adorable days-gone-by for when your baby or baby puppy grows up and gets feet or paws too big to fit on dinner plates (which start at $30).
The roomy, comfortable studio is a great place to get friends together for a small ceramics gathering, ceramics raves, or first ceramics date raves. If you don't know how to paint or paint the Venus, the friendly staff can help you create a wildly innovative, beautiful, or conspicuous plate, pitcher, or gift. Kids love learning crafts, so get multiple Groupons and make it a family affair; or let loose with paint-slinging thrills on a girls’ night out or all-ages bachelor party. The possibilities of painted pottery are as limitless as your painted-pottery imagination imagines them to be.
Reviews
Yelpers and reviewers on Insider Pages give Daydreams Ceramic Cafe four stars:
- I love Daydreams Cafe. This is a great place to go to make personalized, hand-painted gifts for your loved ones! It adds a little more to know that it was specially designed by you. – Jenny M., Insider Pages
- I love this place. I brought my five year old baby to get his handprint and footprints done in ceramic... The staff was very friendly as well. – Laura i., Insider Pages
- Daydreams is a place to have some creative fun! You pick out what you want to paint, your colors, and paint away. – Roxanne P., Insider Pages
Fields of Cthulhu
When you give someone a homemade craft that they don’t love, it can really sting. The following list contains both the titles of stories by pulp-era weird fiction writer H.P. Lovecraft and songs by perennial hit-maker Sting. Can you guess which are which?
- The Picture in the House
- Beyond the Wall of Sleep
- Spirits in the Material World
- Voices Inside My Head
- Year of the Dragon
- Brimstone and Treacle
- The Whisperer in Darkness
- Saint Agnes and the Burning
- Facts Concerning the Late Arthur Jermyn and His Family
- Cool Air
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- Make your own custom tea sets, picture frames, & dinnerware, or get clay prints of your baby's feet
Jump to: Reviews | Fields of Cthulhu
Those who know they learned everything they need to know in kindergarten know that painting ceramics is an explosion of creative awakening on par only possibly with the popsicle-stick, log-cabin-building, and macaroni-gluing that spur kindergarten imaginations to glowing realms of ecstatic craftitude. With today's Groupon, $20 gets you $50 worth of pottery to paint at Daydreams Ceramic Cafe in Chula Vista.
Whoever decided that tracing one's hand resembles a turkey created irreversible damage. But you can take back arts and crafts by painting a tea set, picture frame, bank, vase, or dinnerware with the The Birth of Venus, Venus of Urbino, or Venus at Her Mirror; then Daydreams will glaze and fire it. Pieces are usually ready within a week, and there are no studio fees (pieces range in price from $8 to $80, averaging around $25). Daydreams Ceramic Cafe specializes in clay prints of baby (or baby puppy) feet and hands (or paws) that make adorable relics of adorable days-gone-by for when your baby or baby puppy grows up and gets feet or paws too big to fit on dinner plates (which start at $30).
The roomy, comfortable studio is a great place to get friends together for a small ceramics gathering, ceramics raves, or first ceramics date raves. If you don't know how to paint or paint the Venus, the friendly staff can help you create a wildly innovative, beautiful, or conspicuous plate, pitcher, or gift. Kids love learning crafts, so get multiple Groupons and make it a family affair; or let loose with paint-slinging thrills on a girls’ night out or all-ages bachelor party. The possibilities of painted pottery are as limitless as your painted-pottery imagination imagines them to be.
Reviews
Yelpers and reviewers on Insider Pages give Daydreams Ceramic Cafe four stars:
- I love Daydreams Cafe. This is a great place to go to make personalized, hand-painted gifts for your loved ones! It adds a little more to know that it was specially designed by you. – Jenny M., Insider Pages
- I love this place. I brought my five year old baby to get his handprint and footprints done in ceramic... The staff was very friendly as well. – Laura i., Insider Pages
- Daydreams is a place to have some creative fun! You pick out what you want to paint, your colors, and paint away. – Roxanne P., Insider Pages
Fields of Cthulhu
When you give someone a homemade craft that they don’t love, it can really sting. The following list contains both the titles of stories by pulp-era weird fiction writer H.P. Lovecraft and songs by perennial hit-maker Sting. Can you guess which are which?
- The Picture in the House
- Beyond the Wall of Sleep
- Spirits in the Material World
- Voices Inside My Head
- Year of the Dragon
- Brimstone and Treacle
- The Whisperer in Darkness
- Saint Agnes and the Burning
- Facts Concerning the Late Arthur Jermyn and His Family
- Cool Air
Follow @Groupon_Says on Twitter.
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About Daydreams Ceramic Cafe
Creative clients brush layers of vibrant, nontoxic paint onto a wide selection of pieces at Daydreams Ceramic Café. The wood- and earth-tone-accented shop, with a feel akin to a rustic winery, lines shelves with blank bowls, vases, mugs, and figurines. After a creative slathering, staff members glaze each piece and fire it in in the café's 2,000-degree kiln for up to two days, rendering it glossy and safe for food, microwaves, dishwashers, and teething pets. The café charges no studio fee for its visiting artists and allows them to return as many times as necessary to complete their masterworks—features which may have helped it to snag a 2011 Best Arts & Crafts award from CityVoter.