Best hidden treasure in Waco, TX. Imagine a scrapbooking store on steroids! This place carries…read moreexclusive and unique scrapbooking paper, crafts, tools, stationary, and endless variety of ribbon, etc. You feel overwhelmed at first because there's just so much stuff to look at, but after awhile you start to see all the stickers, washi tape, stationary, papers, and delicate ribbon all around the store. As if the paper and stationary wasn't enough, they share a space with a local jewelry shop and a coffee shop! Your one stop shop for pretty finds in Waco! I purchased some textured stock paper to use for Valentines, and some candles for my sisters birthday we just celebrated. If you're ever in the area or driving through, I highly recommend stopping in! You feel like a kid again and the whole experience just gives you good vibes and motivation to get into scrapbooking!!

This place is phenomenal!!! It's a little treasure gem! Lots n lots of paper, as well as, all…read moremanner of embellishments! They also offer a great variety of classes. Can't wait for this Covid thing to be over so I can get back there!

This is a nice little spot for one of those rainy days there's not much to do in Waco so this was…read moregreat. I will say that they are a bit overpriced. If you have a bigger family, it would be great if they had deals for families with more than three kids

Took my oldest grown daughter and granddaughter plus her friend. We had a blast. The staff were…read morevery nice and friendly. They answered any questions we had. We pick up our projects next week !!

Food quality is very good, the food tasted very fresh…read more Normaly prices for this type of restaurant, maybe slighter more but also organic. Service is fine, a little slow but also busy. Reason 4 stars is because some of the food didn't come out as hot. American food and southwestern style as well for selection.

I would recommend driving out to the Waco, TX area and visiting Homestead Heritage at least once in…read moreyour lifetime, if you are able to. Do you want the experience of a blast from the past? Then this is the place. There are exhibits and working shops of different tradespeople and their crafts, i.e., quilting, woodworking, leather, soap, cheese, etc. We came on a Saturday when they have an open market at the "Barn" (a big barn where all share their crafts and finished work for sale). It was a delightful experience. All provide friendly service and attention to detail. There is no cost to visit, but you may find their wares pricey. But you need to know that everything is handmade by experts in their craft. Their Homestead Heritage Cafe serves great coffee and is a delightful place to spend some time sipping a cup of coffee or tea. The Homestead Heritage Restaurant is worth the visit (make a reservation though as it fills up).

Brenda was such a sweetheart! She is the most kind patient instructor. She is soft spoken, so if…read morein a large group be sure to pause talking to listen to the next step or loan her a microphone. But I highly I recommend her! She even let me stay late to finish my painting. She didn't want me feeling rushed. She's very helpful and encouraging!

The instructors make painting fun. I learn something new every time I do a painting. I would have…read morenever thought I would enjoy painting so much but I love it. Prices are very reasonable.

Walking into this shop you immediately see a vast selection of fabric, sewing notions, and so much…read moremore than a "typical Quilt shop" offers. I love the organization of the fabrics in various color stories that draw you in and welcome you to find the exact thing you didn't know you needed. They also have a variety of patterns, books and projects and the staff couldn't be more pleasant to work with. In addition to fabrics and notions, there are also a selection of wood implements and tools that are hand tooled and the highest of quality. Whether driving up from Austin or south from Dallas, this is a shop NOT to be missed. Nestled in the front of the Homestead Craft Village, you can also venture into the Waffle house or Cheese shop or butcher shop... you can explore the other craft areas for pottery or blacksmithing and truly make a day of it.

Friendly and very helpful service. Wonderful selection of many types of fabrics and notions, as…read morewell as handmade apparel. Great value for your craft dollars!

2.5 There wasn't…read moremuch to look at here. This is a smaller gallery that has some paintings and some small artist areas downstairs. There were a few folks there selling things but it was pretty deserted. There's a stairway up to a higher level where the artists work but being the holiday season it was also pretty empty. The employee was very nice and was giving recommendations about a certain artist to check out. The parking situation is limited and you'll have to find a street spot or pay to be in a lot.

Great shop featuring local artists. If you are passing through Waco, make time to stop in.read more

Yelp had the old address…read more Phoned the phone number and was giving helpful advice New address is near Hobby lobby I am not sure what you do for the public.

Found this little gem by accident after the distillery we intended to visit was closed. SO GLAD WE…read moreDID! We walked in with an hour left until close just to see what it was. Rhonda the owner welcomed us with open arms and explained in detail what her store was about. We figured out we could make a sign to commemorate our years together and it was just the best time after that. There are so many options of what to make and the guidance Rhonda provided was outstanding. This place is perfect for a date night, company gathering, or any other event that you want to be creative and have something you can be proud of in your hand when you leave. Cost was not an issue imo and was very reasonable. If you're looking for something fun to do in Waco add this place to your list. I Promise you won't be disappointed.

One of the main reason my family wanted to drive to Waco was to visit the Martin Museum. The museum…read moreis presenting the mixed media arts of two artists, Salvatore Meo and Debbie Carlson. We really wanted to see their arts, especially those of Debbie Carlson. Martin Museum is a pocket art museum located on the campus of Baylor University in Waco. The small museum was sectioned off into two smaller galleries, one for each artist. All the art pieces were intriguing and though provoking. The pieces flowed well with their arrangement. A nice and informative employee manning the galleries was especially helpful in directing us to visit the Baylor University art classrooms hallway that was connected to the museum. She encouraged us to view student art pieces that were on exhibit in the hallway. There were dozens of expressive and enjoyable student arts. We absolutely loved and enjoyed the arts of the two mixed media artists. The unexpected student arts were icing on the cake, a very pleasant surprise. Admission and parking were free.

Artisan woven items. The lady running the store was very friendly and informative l. She explained…read morehow the looms work and demonstrated them for us. Wife bought a woven kitchen towel that she expects to last for many years. The quality of their items is very obvious, combined with friendly conversation...good go!