Pottery. It's not stuff you go looking for at a farmers market, but that's where I found Dancing…read morePottery. I'm not sure where or how the name came about but I can tell you this. This artist's work has danced into my family's daily life. Be it our slowly procured collection of hand crafted bowls that are as unique and beautiful as snowflakes and yet durable enough to take the daily use my children put it through. If you're a person that maybe prefers a handle on their bowls Dancing Pottery also makes these things called mugs. I have mugs that have survived a teenagers temper tantrum of having to hand wash the dishes. It's easy to say that the quality is on par with Corning Ware.Yet it is no light utterance to compare the esthetic of Rookwood, Pewabic, or Van Briggle. The pride, love, and regard that Dancing Pottery puts into every piece make my cornflakes seem rather insignificant.

If you love to play with clay, this is a great place to do it! Kurt and Cathy have made a great…read morespace to be creative. They have lots of different glazes to use and have an extensive texture library! It has a good community of potters and is one of my favorite places. If you need some gifts for family and friends, there are also pieces available for purchase. Come check it out!

Fabulous selection of materials for needlework, such as cross stitch, embroidery, canvas works,…read moreetc! Fun location on Main Street near lots of other great shops and restaurants.

I love this little shop! Great selection of kits and needlework supplies. It can be overwhelming…read morewith all of they have to offer, but the employees answered all of my questions.

I recently used Griffon Fabrics' services to reupholster the cushions on my childhood rocking…read morechair. They have a wide variety of fabrics to choose from, and I quickly found a beautiful navy blue fabric. I recommend planning ahead, as orders can take 2+ months to complete. I dropped off my cushions in early September, and they were ready around Thanksgiving. The staff is wonderful, and I highly recommend coming here for fabric needs!

I've been a customer of Griffons for greater than 20 years and their talented craftsmanship last…read morefor years. No, they are not cheap, but their expertise rivals no other. I've never had anything reupholstered here, but the pieces I see ready for pick-up are flawless. I have so much fun perusing their wonderful shop, thank you!!!

With decades of experience & outstanding customer service, this small business deserves our…read moresupport. They are well known for their outstanding work. They always help me select the perfect combination of frames and matting that literally transforms my artwork, posters or even a postcard into a true work of art! If you live outside of Carmel, I promise it's worth a trip to Editions Limited!

Editions Limited is the place in Indy to get a print from Modern Masters like Joan Miro, Pablo…read morePicasso, Andy Warhol and Salvador Dali. Limited edition prints are the hot potatoes at this gallery. Painters commission printers to do limited edition prints, which the artist will then sometimes sign. Editions Limited has a limited edition print of Dali's "Angel of Alchemy," which the artist has hand-signed and embellished himself. It now sells at the gallery for around $13,000. You'll also find some local artists in a similar surrealist style, but not always; in the adjoining frame shop, a work by an undoubtedly local artist depicts The Colts running to victory.

This frame shop moved from the other side of town to a old little sandwich shop right by my work. I…read morehad purchased a piece of art in Mexico and I have been meaning to get it framed for months. I walked in and there are hundreds of frames to pick from. JoEllen was finishing up w a client so I looked around. She got right to me when she was done. She asked me what I was looking for and I said inexpensive. So she pulled some frames so me and we went from there. She was so nice and helpful. The pic was ready in just a little over a week. I saw it, they wrapped it up great and cozy and it is in a perfect spot on my wall. Honestly I normally go to Michaels or Jo Ann's but with this place close to me it is my new frame shop.

JoEllen is an incredibly talented framer. It is an art form to her. I enjoyed every step of the…read moreprocess as JoEllen explored creative ways to frame a very treasured piece for me. This is a Kenyan wedding necklace gifted to me by friends that I have worked with at a non-profit in Kenya. It's all hand beaded. JoEllen worked with each strand to fasten it in a way that the chimes still move a bit but each stand is pulled taunt. She cut the custom keyhole to mimic the shape of the top. I couldn't be more in love with how it turned out! The solid white frame and matte let the colors shine and was easy to match when framing addition pieces to make this gallery wall! JoEllen is taking orders by phone and appointment and offering curbside service during Covid-19. If you have a project you'd like to check off your list I highly recommend reaching out to JoEllen!

We can't say enough good about Chris and Creative Framing Concepts. We had a 122 year-old document…read morethat we wanted preserved but not restored. We wanted to keep all the wrinkles and tears. Chris spent a lot of time with us picking out the right glass and frame. We love the finished product and have recommended him to several friends. The next time we have something to frame, we'll not shop around. We know where we'll go.

Fantastic job framing a Indy neighborhood print. Chris was amazing, made sure the job was perfect.read more

First of all the name Part Time Hooker is fabulously creative. I learned about owner/creator…read moreDanielle's crochet biz while scurrying through the masses at the 2015 Yelp Bazaar. On my quest to gather ornaments for my Indiana Christmas tree her lovely felted Indiana ornaments captured my eye and have quickly become one of my favorite decorations on my tree. They also look great hanging on garlands and look beautiful tied to packages. Unfortunately, I did not purchase one of her cute tiny cacti at this event but I did purchase a pair of black plaid earrings (only $8) which I wear all the time and always receive compliments. I liked them so much I quickly snatched up a second pair of blue button style earrings at Homespun. I'm not sure which pair I like better but you typically can't find me without them ear n ear. Looking forward to seeing what's up next from this creative crocheter!