The scrapyard is an outstanding business with great products at a discounted rate. We found it very…read morehelpful to shop through there and find some items we needed. I would highly recommend this business.

Awesome store! All of your scrapbooking needs are here for a great price! They also offer classes…read moreand crops for those who want to get inspired!

I went to the store 's new location open house. It is decorated beautifully especially in the sound…read morehealing room. I had a 5 needle ear detox treatment. I really think it helped me feel better with more energy. The store is full of beautiful crystals and unique candles, jewelry and more. Highly recommend visiting.

I love everything about this place. Stop in and see for yourself. Owners of the business are…read moreknowledgeable and inventory is amazing. Diane

I've been here multiple times and have usually had an enjoyable experience, though accessibility…read morehas always limited my options. (High tables, cramped seating, low movement space) My partner and I stopped in as walk-ins on Saturday around 2pm, fully understanding it would be busy and that there could be a wait. When we entered, there was no signage and no employees directing guests. Like others who walked in, we selected our pottery and sat at an open table. The table was completely clear -- no signage, no tiles, nothing indicating it was reserved. At no point were we informed that the table was reserved or that there was a waitlist. After choosing our colors, we asked an employee to quickly review the instructions. During that interaction, another employee approached and stated the table was reserved. I asked if we needed to move and was told, "No, it's fine, we'll figure it out," and the instructions continued. A few minutes later, after staff were visibly discussing the situation and staring at us, we were told we would need to move because the table was reserved and there was a waitlist. An alternative was offered, but it was not accessible for us, so we declined and left. We were later told that walk-ins are required to check in at the "front desk," which is actually located at the back of the store. This is not stated on the website, and there is no signage in the store explaining this process. We were also told reserved tables are typically marked with tiles -- however, the table we sat at was completely empty and unmarked. By their own stated policy, the process was not followed in this situation. The handling of the situation was disappointing, poorly communicated, and made for an unnecessarily uncomfortable experience

My daughter and I did walk in pottery painting on a Saturday morning. This was our first time…read more There were many options to select from to paint. The staff was very friendly and took the time to explain the process to us in detail. Other customers were also friendly and helpful to us while we painted.

The cashiers/employees are friendly and informative. They know where the product is you are…read moreinquiring about! And the value is incredible‼ You won't be disappointed...

This store does not carry beading supplies. Everything else…read morecrafty they carry but not jewelry making supplies.

Such a nice shop! I was able to find some nice quality Halloween fabric at a great price. They…read morehave a nice classroom. The sales associate that helped us was very friendly.

High quality machines, fabric and supplies. Outstanding machine service and repair work. I drive…read morepast many stores to go to Lakeshore.

This place is awesome. Fred Bivins owns this facility, he is an incredible craftsman and…read morewoodworker, one of the few Renaissance men left in this world. Fred hosts a gallery once a year with a handful of local talented artists that is open to public with great art for sale. If you can afford one of Fred's quality crafted bowls I would encourage the purchase, they are really cool.

From the owner: Wood turned items including bowls, bottle stoppers, and a variety of other wood items. Plus,…read moreletterpress-printed note cards.

A group of us went to Pursuit for a Linocut class with Jen from I'm an Artist. It was so much fun!…read moreEach of us had our own designs that we turned into prints. By the end of it, we all had something to be proud of... and picked up a new hobby. They gave us wine and snacks during our time, and really let us use the space to our needs. The photo is a picture of the process. The gifts shop is so cute and cheeky! I liked hearing how involved they are with the vendors they order from - very cool spot to check out. Great place to buy a little gift for a friend or coworker.

I was looking for a craft kit for a Christmas gift, and we were in the area so we decided to stop…read morein to Unwind GR. This cute shop is mainly a yarn store, with tons of skeins of yarns for sale. They also have some accessories/notions and other items for projects, and I did find a cute embroidery kit. They host events and classes, and I would love to take an intro to crochet class some time. They also do other meetups like "Knitfaced Nights" which are drop in community craft nights. Yelp just announced their trend forecast for 2026 and searches for crocheting classes are up 220%!! So if you're looking for a new hobby, put away your phone and check out Unwind GR.

Customer service needs work. I am aware that we are in a digital age and everything is online but…read moreif a customer comes in and asks questions in person why not assist them instead of just saying "its all online" There are also lessons online... youtube has essentially everything. But obviously I was attempting to patronize this business and take classes but being brushed off really doesn't bode well and make one want to take a class when they cant get a simple question answered. Yes, I could have gone online but the fact that I was there IN PERSON and the owner/employee or whomever simply refused to answer any questions just simply off putting. Suppose it had been an elderly person not comfortable going online...would they get the same response? Be better...do better.