Jerry's Artarama is such a great resource in Knoxville! I take all my framing jobs there, and have…read morenever been disappointed, To tell the truth, I need a lot of advice about everything that goes in to choosing a matte and frame, but Sarah takes the time to show various options so that I can participate in the decision. Besides framing, I go to Jerry's for gifts for family and friends. For my grandson's 4th birthday, he'll have a kid's easel from Jerry's, thanks to Nick's help in organizing that special gift!

I didn't realize for years this place is a chain, because it has such a chill local feel to it. The…read morepricing is fair and usually cheaper than Michael's or online pricing in my experience. They have a huge selection too, and very attentive and nice staff. It ALMOST got annoying how many people asked me if I needed help last time I was in there but much appreciated! There's no better place locally to get art supplies.

This was a great shop. Art supplies to buy, a selection of ready made items for purchase, almost…read moreco-op style (I hazard to guess that's exactly what it is) and so much to see. If I lived in the area, I'd be a big purchaser.

The owner was very kind and helpful. I'd highly suggest this place for anyone who loves to…read morescrapbook, art journal or make cards.

I just received my ruby earrings today and I was blown away with how beautiful they were. 3 ct…read moretotal weight in a stud setting. They did a fantastic job cutting and setting, and it was reasonably priced! We dropped off our rubies after mining them at Sheffield Mine in Franklin while we were vacationing in the Smoky Mountains. My boys each found a "honker" but they didn't want to part with them yet. Memories to last a lifetime! Now I have a sentimental, beautiful piece of jewelry to pass down one day.

Great selection of seed beads and crystals for a smaller shop. Nice selection of Druzy and…read morelabradorite cabs. Open every day during the summer and Emma teaches classes on Wednesdays through Saturdays. Very personable and pleasant shop. She is associated with the Sheffield mine (ruby and sapphire, un"salted"- one of the few natural mines in the area) and her husband will cut and set stones found in the mine for reasonable prices (we're going mining tomorrow!!!).

There is a wide variety of art supplies available in this store. I was specifically looking for…read moreEncaustic wax and pigments. Which is a little less well known painting process and not supplies that can be easily found at Michaels. They had everything I needed to get started with this type of painting. The prices were comparable or slightly cheaper than other art stores.

Art store with pretty much anything you might be looking for. Hoped their prices would be a bit…read moremore reasonable but they were not terrible. Wife was looking for some encaustic supplies and we decided to look elsewhere.

I LOVE this thrift shop....the mere fact that the proceeds go towards helping rehab stray unwanted…read moreanimals is pure LOVE on the owner's part. Also, most of the items for sale are on consignment which helps community too. I shopped there for a long long time because i want to support people like her, she is truly an earth angel!!!!!! And! she always had just what i needed! I moved away, still miss that place. BEST THIFT SHOP IN Western NC!!!!!!!!! Love ya, Mizz L. xoox Mizz C, the one who used to sew.

I wish I could give zero stars, that would be more appropriate. There was an overwhelming stench of…read moredog urine and feces when entering. We were able to power through that, then the fleas attacked. Not just one or two but hordes of vicious, angry fleas that covered our feet and legs (there was also one that made its way into my bra and gnawed on my left boob for a while). Overall it's a hard no from me, but potentially a great place to buy your mother-in-law a gift... if you don't like her very much.

CUUUUUUUUTest little shop!…read more Stopped here on a whim when we stayed at a cabin in the Smokey Mountains. We drove through the main town area, that seems a bit touresty. It was really busy so we just kept driving to see what shops we would see along the way and we ran across this little shopping center. We almost walked past this little shop because it's tucked away more towards the back, near the cafe/diner thingy. The name of the shop had me and my fiance both thinking it was going to be a wine shop, but when we walked in we both saw these adorable little sock people! We chatted with the shop owner for a bit and she told us about how she found her craft and showed us some of the custom ones she was putting together. The collegiate ones are SOOO ADORABLE!!! The prices seem pretty fair also for such a custom craft. If you visit the Smokey Mountains, I would DEFINITELY recommend stopping by this little shop and checking out the strip it's in!