Shop Made in MD

I just discovered the shop and I am an awe. I wish there was one in Rockville because this is right up my alley of coffee arts and crafts and things to buy! handmade items from plates and bowls to notebooks to stickers to anything you can think of. Lovely staff, I would love to come for an actual event. Also, the coffee is great

I'd been curious about this place for a while and finally got the chance to spend an afternoon there. I brought a craft of my own to do, and bought a bit of food and a drink. I loved how spacious the café is; there's almost no chance you'll be unable to find a seat (unless I suppose there's a very popular class). The lighting was good — absolutely crucial for a crafting café. If you want a low-commitment way to check the place out, go in with your own paper and order a drink. They have markers at the tables, so you can just doodle while you drink your latte. They also sell the work of local artisans; I'll just throw out a caution that the work is by and large quite pricey. Not a lot of impulse-buy sort of stuff (unless you count really cheap things like stickers).

Such a cool place! Showcasing local artists, artisans, and creators is such a cool idea. Don't forget to stop in the back at the bar for phenomenal coffee or some of the best craft beer available in College Park and all local as well. Went there on opening day and aside from some small hiccups they seemed to have everything on lock and each employee I spoke with was super friendly and engaging. Definitely looking forward to seeing this place settle into the area!

I had the BEST time! I found out about the shop via Eventbrite because I wanted to do a series of activities on my Feb. 15th birthday 🥳🧁☺️. Über special! So, I got to do watercolor painting and relaxing in the shop. The painting 🎨 🖌️ is 3 hours so you get to do as many as you want within that gime frame. Did I mention it's free, if you register via Eventbrite?! So, it is a brilliant way for you to get creative, check out the space, and (can) encourage shopping if you spend extended time there (which I think is an incentive of the shop.) I recommend any visitors to UMD, Marylanders, college students, new to the city, crafters, creatives, or travelers arrive to the shop and spend some time and money there. I even received a complimentary 🍪 chocolate cookie and lavender🪻l lemonade 🍋! happe

I stopped by out of curiosity and though I didn’t buy anything, I enjoyed exploring the cute store filled with local artists’ and creatives’ products from jewelry to candles to chili sauce bottles.