The only real art supply shop in Tampa, please support them…read more Note that that Blick rulers do not measure correctly bc the first inch is too long

LOVE LOVE LOVE this store. Art supplies forever. If you can dream it they can provide the tools to…read moremake it. Right now they have a Spring Sale going on. Yay! Tons of amazing deals for making all kinds of Art. To be an Artist is to believe in Life.. "Whether you succeed or not is irrelevant, there is no such thing. Making your unknown known is the important thing." as Georgia O'Keeffe famously stated. Drawing, painting, carving, photography, moi dreams are made of these. Creativity is my sunshine illuminating my thoughts giving Life to my soul's every breath. Just like Ansel Adams says; "You don't take a photograph, you make it." "Blick" is your E ticket Ride to Creativity. Life, like Art, is what you make it. Highest Recommendations.

I have been scrapbooking since I was probably twelve years old. Of course, over the years, my…read morestyle has greatly changed and when looking back I laugh at my early pages. Back then or even twenty years ago it was no surprise to find an actual scrapbook store throughout many cities. Sadly, now, it is almost impossible to find brick and mortar store. I believe when I moved down to Florida 18 years ago there were 3 stores that I frequented often and now, only Scraporium is left. When I am in the Carrollwood or Lutz area , I always stop in if it's during business hours to see what they have added to the store or if there is anything that I must have. The ladies that work, there are always so nice and polite and willing to help find anything that you may be looking for that.They have as the store is very packful of various goodies. I truly hope they are successful enough to remain open for years to come.

First time at this place! It's small but PACKED full of a variety of fun scrapbooking items! I was…read moretold it also has classes. Some things were a good price and some things were higher than average. But the fact that it's a small and local place made me comfortable paying a premium. There was a woman when we walked in that acknowledged us but we weren't sure if she was a manager or just a customer. When we went to pay, we were second in line and the lady at the cash register (I assume owner) disappeared without saying a word after she helped the people in front of us. Not sure what happened but we waited several minutes before we could check out. No other customers were in the store at the time. I'll be back, though :)

Great selection of all things crafty at reasonable prices - a lot of remnants for cheap which is…read moreperfect if you just need a small amount of supplies. For the opened paint, ink, and markers they have a testing area so you don't have to worry about it being dried out if already opened (which most was). Staff was friendly without hovering - they understood it takes time to pick out the pieces for your next project. Highly recommend.

They have a little or a lot of everything at awesome affordable prices. Heading back in tomorrow.read more

The owner is so nice and the variety of local artist work is great. We found a wonderful gift for a…read morefriend.

Very cool gallery and art supply businnes in the Grand Central District of Downtown St. Pete. The…read morework is all done by local artists with amazing talent in drawing, graffiti and street style art. We stopped by their big opening show last night and checked out the edgy display of art, performances and live spray painting. It was a party! Very cool!

Love, love love this store! Selection is phenomenal, and I had several options for the lined…read morejournal I was looking for and finally found here (I've looked in a few places trying to find the Right One). Several different options from covers, lined, unlined, dotted, smaller/closer lines vs more widely ruled.... I have tiny handwriting, especially with my better, more fine tipped pens I prefer to journal with, so finding a closely ruled journal I like isn't always easy. The wrapping paper options were also lovely, and the selection of items around the shop for not only journaling and book themed things was great, unusual but often undervalued items. My friend finally found more reusable makeup rounds, complete with their own storage bag, after she's been looking for a few months to replace the ones she's had and used for years but are starting to show some definite wear. The cashier and person assisting with stocking were both friendly and helpful without being pushy/overly involved (ALWAYS appreciated as an introvert!). I found not only the perfect journal for my preferences but also picked up a small craft project and both were very fair in price.

Came in just to browse. They are located on the lower level next door to Francesca's and Hyppo…read more They have a lot of gifting items. And walls of wrapping paper options-- a wall for more birthday and every day type wrapping and another wall for wedding type wrapping. The store is actually bigger than I originally thought. So many nice things. A bit pricey, FYI. We will definitely be back in to browse some more when in the area.

The beads are almost always on sale! They also have a million copies of this one book that I've…read morenever read before. Not really sure what that has to do with arts and crafts but I guess it'salways available if you're interested

No. I didn't buy too many patches for a jean dress to wear to an event coming up. Hehe. How could I…read morenot? There were so many to choose from and all just so cute. 11.03.2026

So I am new at exploring different clay and pottery supply stores and I already have favorites!…read moreHighwater Clays is now a favorite! Their prices are great! I have ordered online at another company and they have discounted prices (but you pay for shipping) and this store had the same discounted prices in store! Yippeeeeee! I really could've spent so much more. I bought a couple GR Pottery Forms, a SlabMat and a few tools. Gorgeous, clean, spacious store and I was practically drooling over the big items- a slab roller and wheels! I hope to soon have a studio at home with all the big items! Someday. I will be stopping at this store any and every time I am in the area for sure!!!

Knowledgeable, quick service and ease of loading the clay into your vehicle. Looking forward to…read moreyour reopening after this devastating hurricane season.

Why doesn't this place have any reviews yet?? Seriously! This is one of my favorite shops ever!…read moreIt's this perfect little unassuming place settled right in the middle of Zephyrhills; somewhere I'd never expect to find some greatness. So, do you love Harry Potter? Then, you need to go here. It's stuffed full of licensed gear but there are also lots of handmade goodies. Personally, I love the handmade items so much. You can get licensed items anywhere. They've got everything from wands to costumes, clothing to jewelry, home decor to food; Bertie bots, chocolate snitches, and more! And do NOT forget the butterbeer!! There's also a common room for hanging out and they often have a station set up for a themed craft! You'll see Harry's cupboard under the stairs, theres a fireplace exploding with Hogwarts letters, Potter music is piped throughout, and an awesome Great Hall ceiling! After you've paid for your treasures, be sure to grab a gem in your House color to add to the vases up front; my family are proud Gryffindors and Hufflepuffs! Prices are great and the people are awesome! We've never been disappointed! Do know that the shop is in the main level of a house so map it, and keep an eye out for it! Can't wait to go back!

I purchased a 5-week class to learn how to make a 11" x" stained glass art. There was a Groupon…read morespecial for $20... What a bargain! This is for use of the studio, equipment and instructions. Note that you will need to pay extra for consumable materials such as glass (that you select), homasote board, solder, solutions (ex., patina), zinc came, etc. Don't be surprised if you lay out about $175+ for these extra materials (depending on your chosen glass). You will spend a minimum of 5 weeks to complete your project. I work fast, even taking some activities to do at home, and it took me 8 weeks (I did a 61-piece project). Other attendees will take 12 weeks or more, based on their abilities. The good thing is that the studio will not charge you extra for additional weeks. They will support you as many weeks as needed until you finish. If you are not the crafty type, pick "easier" patterns that require less/bigger glass pieces. Cody and helper Steve were super instructors. They provided help at every step, demonstrating what to do and how, then allowing you to try and be proficient at it. They were patient, and always willing to answer questions or step in when needed. I loved the class so much, and learned enough that I have invested in my own equipment to do more as my new hobby. (Equipment can be purchase in the studio.) I am hooked! Thanks so much Cody and Steve!

I was fortunate to attend these classes with my son. Cody and staff are patient while you learn…read more Students are at different steps in the process, so you also learn from each other. I would recommend participating with a friend or family member, so that you can share purchased supplies. This did take me 12 classes to complete, so plan on it taking you 9 or more classes to complete your piece. The supplies required are purchased as needed each week. Tools are provided as part of the class. I would budget $300 to complete your piece, $250 if sharing supplies (glass, glue, solder, flux, frame etc..). I would recommend buying an extra piece of practice glass to work on glass cutting before trying to cut your project glass. I would also spend a little more money on your favorite glass colors and textures. My glass for my butterfly was more expensive, but it made my project and I love it! You will learn new skills each week and have fun!

Bottom of the bin is such a cute little chaotic store! I heard about this local indie shop and had…read morea spare moment close to closing time just to check it out. It's sort of like the goodwill and used book store equivalent of crafting supplies... and at really dirt cheap prices. You can't come in with any expectation of what you're going to find. Overall they carry supplies for most crafting hobbies - yarn, fabric, stamps, paper, misc gadgets, cross stitch kits... I grabbed a chunk of denim fabric for $3 that I haven't even unrolled to look at (it's just handy to always have extra for mockups), and I was super tempted with what appeared to be salvage sari trim, but many things are folded and put into plastic bags or on some sort of cardstock and it's very difficult to gauge yardage of anything. Everything is very clearly marked with a dirt cheap price tag (and some things at the front door having an additional buy one get one half off type promo). The cashier was super nice and didn't rush out even though I finally walked out a couple minutes after closing. I have no idea what their trade in system is like but I would definitely consider dumping some of my excess materials here the next time I whittle my hoard down!

Nice place service is great and the value of merchandise is what you look for. So in all if you're…read morelooking for unique things then this is the place. Selection is really good depending on what you're looking for. Worth the money to shop here.