The owner is a master knitter and her shop has only quality yarns. She is helpful and patient and…read moremakes the most beautiful things. And her father was named Hank.

As I was sitting this morning knitting, I got to thinking about how far I've come. I've been…read moreknitting for about 25 years and crocheting since I was 11 years old--my sister-in-law taught me how to crochet. For years, I stuck with the basics--blankets, scarves, and simple patterns. I would look at all the beautiful sweaters, socks, and tops, read through the patterns, and then skip right over them if I saw stitches like intarsia, short rows, or knit one below. Then it hit me--if you don't jump in and try new techniques, you're never going to make those beautiful things. I realized I was limiting myself by being afraid of what I didn't know. So I decided to go for it. I signed up for the sweater and sock class at Hank's, learning two new things at the same time--yep, I was like, "let's do this!" The support there has been amazing. The staff and other knitters are so encouraging. Even when I made the same mistake ten times, no one ever got frustrated--they were always there to help. And guess what... I DID IT! I made a hoodie for my son, and he loved it. Seeing how happy he was made me so proud--and now I need to make one for my other son! And if I need help, I know they'll be there with open arms. I have grown so much in my knitting because of the encouragement from Hank's staff and the community there. I've also made so many knitting friends through their events--especially Fiber Night, which they hold the last Friday of every month. It's so much fun, along with their trunk shows and just spending time in the shop knitting and talking. It means so much to have a place where you can go, be yourself, and be surrounded by people who love the same craft you do. The support and welcoming atmosphere at my local yarn store truly make all the difference. So if you're like me--skipping over beautiful patterns because of one "dreaded" stitch you think you can't do--jump. Take that next step. YOU CAN DO IT! And if I happen to be in the store when you're there, I promise I'll be your biggest cheerleader

Bought my Janome from Sew-Ezy back in 2014. Took some classes cause the learning curve from a 1975…read moreSinger to the MC11se is quite steep. Staff is very helpful. Pam the owner is very knowledgeable - her classes are worth taking. Selection of fabrics is remarkable and high quality. I moved to Texas a few years ago and have not found a quilt/embroidery/Janome dealer to match. I miss Sew-Ezy!

Cute building, but the shop is not handicap accessible - too many steps from the parking lot to the…read morefront door. They do have a lot of fabric but no 1800's reproductions. The woman who was working there that day asked me what sewing machine I used, and I told her I was a hand sewer. She told me that no one does that any more, I needed to buy one of their sewing machines, and proceded to give a high pressure sales talk about the most expensive model in the shop. When I told her that issues with my spine prevented me from sitting at a sewing machine she snorted and muttered something about wasting her time on lower class people. Needless to say, I'm never going back. When I got in the car and told my husband what she said, he said he's never taking me there again if that's the way they treat new customers.

For the store itself- it has a decent selection, not a lot of variety. Great if you need studio art…read moresupplies like big easels or books on anatomy. Has a very sweet possibly-older shop cat who purred when I pet it. The main reason I will not be back is because the woman working complained that the cat scratched her and then threatened she was going to cut the cat with an x-acto knife as payback. I'm sure she just has a dark sense of humor, but it made me very uncomfortable and worried about the safety of the cat.

Worst experience I've encountered in the art scene. The man who owns this store is aggressive and…read moreincredibly pretentious and arrogant. He made my friend and I feel uncomfortable and unwelcome from the moment we walked in. We will not be returning and I will be sure to pass along these feelings to our fellow art students.

- I just started my first Quilting class and I absolutely love it!. I am have a blast! The Teacher…read moreStephanie knows here stuff! Cant wait this next week! -Fantastic fabric Selection with the highest quality sewing machines for sale in the trI-state area At great prices! Great Service with a happy smile and very helpful people. -They have the fast and most accurate sewing machine service in the area! With the only Certified Juki Tech in a 100 mile radius Of Cincinnati. These guys are MASTERS of their craft. I am definitely going back.

I had my sewing machine service and it's a brand that they don't sell. What a great job. It is like…read morebrand new. Thanks for the great service!! The shop has great fabric at a great price. Check them out!!

I had a very disappointing experience at this needlepoint store. The customer service was poor from…read morestart to finish--unhelpful, dismissive, and lacking basic courtesy. I also did not receive what I asked for, and there was little effort made to resolve the issue or make it right. I was really looking forward to supporting this shop, but unfortunately the experience fell far below expectations. I hope they take feedback seriously and improve both their communication and attention to customer needs.

What a terrific group of ladies! Very knowledgeable and helpful. They got me all set up with a…read morebeautiful new project. Thank you!

If I could rate my experience a 0/5 I would…read more I passed by this store on a run and thought it looked cool so I decided to check it out. I browsed some neat looking skeins of yarn (I did think the price of $15 for enough sock yarn to knit a single adult sock was kinda steep, but the yarn was really pretty and I was in the mindset to spend money) before I noticed a clear cupboard with knitted items and accessories with tags. Since I noticed some were tagged I thought they were all for sale. I opened the doors and started looking through stuff. There was a cool scarf I was hoping to purchase which wasn't tagged, but I didn't realize that initially. I was then approached by two staff members who asked "if they could help me." I asked if anything in the case was for sale. I noticed that they were tense and that the vibes were kind of off, so I said that if they needed me to stop looking through the case I'd step away. They informed me nothing there was for sale and I said okay and stepped away. They told me that there would be items for sale later at a separate event, but I really didn't appreciate the experience as it was. Getting the feeling this place only welcomes a certain type of person and it wasn't me. Which was a bummer, because I was super ready to drop some money. This shop will probably do just fine without my cash but jeez. I don't mind that a shop has rules, but I do think they really could have made a better effort to interact with new customers and make a clearer distinction on which items were for sale and which weren't when I stepped in. The situation could have 100% been avoided and they could have provided a better experience. (Also, if knitted items aren't for sale, why is like 1/4 of the store's displayed items knitted pieces with tags? Super confusing for someone who's been there for the first time, and it's not encouraging to have my first conversation with staff be "those aren't for sale, come back on a weekend." )

Excellent brioche class!! Thank you so much for teaching me how to read my stitches and how the…read morerows build upon each other. I don't have to be a slave to reading the pattern since I now understand how brioche is built. I am now moving onto a sweater I've wanted to knit for years. Highly recommend the class if you offer it again.

Very friendly staff with a great selection! Whether you are looking for a custom quilt or a rare…read morefabric pattern, this is your place!

After getting a coffee upstairs we wondered down to see what great fabrics there were. We brought…read moreour coffees into the store and a woman with dark hair and glasses was so rude because we brought our coffees into the store. She could have kindly mentioned that these were not allowed (or better yet post a sign) We were ushered out of the store and shamed. I will not be shopping here in the future. Kindness goes a long way especially in this economy. So disappointed.

Had lots of fun painting pottery. Plenty of room and nice selection of pottery pieces. Gave one of…read moremy finished pieces as a Christmas gift. Good prices. Will definitely go there again.

I'm happy to support any proud Christian business. I was surprised to see how open and comfortable…read morethe space was compared to the other pottery places that feel like closets. Variety of pottery pieces and paints at a decent price. It's nice that you just have to pay for the pottery piece you pick and not studio fees, as I just helped both of my kids paint their pieces and didn't have to pay any extra. The owner was nice and helpful. Would recommend!