San Diego Craft Collective

Name: San Diego Craft Collective
Address: 2590 Truxtun Road, San Diego, CA, 92106, US
Telephone: (619) 273-3235
Price range: $$
Rating: 5

Unleash your creativity with hands-on craft classes in San Diego.

5(5 reviews)

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San Diego Craft Collective offers a variety of hands-on craft classes in a friendly and cozy environment. Based in San Diego, it provides expert-led workshops in skills like fused glass, woodworking, pottery, sourdough bread making, and bookbinding. Reviews highlight knowledgeable instructors, a relaxed atmosphere, and excellent learning experiences for hobbies or skills.

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2590 Truxtun Rd #106, San Diego, CA 92106, USA

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2590 Truxtun Road

San Diego, CA, 92106

(619) 273-3235 sandiegocraft.org/

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Fused Glass Workshops

Learn the art of glass fusing with expert guidance, creating beautiful pieces in a fun, hands-on environment.

Woodworking Classes

Build projects like coffee tables using tools such as routers and saws, with instruction for beginners and enthusiasts.

Pottery and Ceramics

Explore wheel pottery and other techniques to craft functional and decorative ceramic items.

Bookbinding Workshops

Create hardcover journals and books with patient teaching in a relaxed, informative setting.

Cooking and Baking Classes

Master skills like sourdough bread-making, using your own starter for delicious homemade results.

Kumiko and Fine Woodcraft

Delve into traditional Japanese woodworking with precise tools and jigs for intricate designs.

5.00 · 5 reviews

Overall rating

Leslee Albright

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· 11 months ago

Such a fabulous place to learn and enjoy a variety of creative pursuits! Thank you Suzanne Balestri for teaching me about fused glass!

Another Amie

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· 1 year ago

I’ve taken two classes here — mini wheel pottery and sourdough bread— and had the best times. I have darling pots and make the best and most successful sourdough bread with my own starter.

Joseph S

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· 2 years ago

I took the kumiko class here taught by Michael, the class was excellent - we were just 6 people, the stock prep was done, tools were sharp, jigs were accurate. Michael had a chill energy and walked us throughout how to do it, why it's done that way, and how it's not as scary as it looks (just a lot of careful creeping up on the right fit, and finding centres!). The space was easy to find, staff are friendly, and the space is really beautiful with a cozy vibe. It helps that Liberty Station is right next door too! Excited to come back sometime for a completely different class!

Jessica Miles

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· 2 years ago

Really enjoyed the hard cover book/ journal workshop with George! He was a patient and informative teacher and the atmosphere was very relaxed and fun. Learned a lot and would love a longer deep dive into book binding. Would absolutely take another class!

Andra K

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· 4 years ago

This place is amazing to learn a new hobby or skill and do it with family or friends. Must come here! Me and my husband did a wood working shop where you build your own coffee table and it was amazing. I felt confident in being able to learn on all the wood shop tools including different routers, table saw, compound miter saw, jig saw and hand tools (sanders, drills, ect). The instructors and staff are very knowledgeable, friendly, and amazing teachers. I loved the whole class and I will be coming back for other classes.