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Custom pottery place coming to Classon — Brooklynian

Custom pottery place coming to Classon

This is located on Classon at Lincoln, in the same row of storefronts as thenew barbershop, Benny's

There is a similar "paint your own custom pottery" place in Park Slope, on 7th Av near 10th St.

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  • nice! thanks for sharing

  • The owner is in the store today, setting things up.

    It looks like it could open as early as next weekend.

  • Now open.

  • Walked past maybe 2 weeks ago. There were 3 families painting. A young, white family. A young, African American family, and a young Hasidic Jewish family. Pottery painting brings the neighborhood together.

  • It took about a year, but the last of the store fronts in this new strip are now being rented out.

    So far we have a realty office, ^this pottery place^, and barber shop.

    Soon we will get a boutique clothing shop.

  • The clothing shop arrived over the weekend:

    about a year ago, this strip looked like this:


  • May 5, 2013: Pottery place (Colour Me Silly) now gone.

    This place opened on May 1 2012, so they may have had a 1 year lease, and decided to leave after words .

  • Or perhaps they found the market for do-it-yourself pottery in CH lacking?

  • ...I suspect it was both.

    However, the store on Franklin Ave for baby clothing, Stork, seems to be doing ok.

    I suspect that is because we have a lot of relatively wealthy people with young (under age 6) children, but not that enough who want (and are able to...) to celebrate their birthday by making pottery.

    Yet?

  • The market must not have been there. I lived in that building till February, and by the time I left the potters had been gone for at least 1 month. While they were around, I rarely saw people in there.

  • A paint-your-own pottery place always reminds me of a former neighbor who spent an inordinate amount of time doing that after her divorce. She seemed rather proud of her creations, and, hey, whatever helps, but I couldn't help but feel a little sorry for her. She soon moved away. Wherever she landed, I hope there's a pottery place nearby!

  • taruca-

    It wouldn't surprise me if the pottery place has been closed for a few months. I can't say of it was of much interest....

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