I was leary about ordering online from this quilt shop. Especially since my credit card company…read moreoriginally would not let my payment go through. I told them to allow the payment and held my breath. I needn't have worried. My fabric arrived nicely packaged and in a timely manner. And I'm several states away! Other shoppers whether in person or online can rest assured you provide outstanding service. Thank you InterQuilten!

What a nice local store. I like to shop local. Especially when the staff in the store is…read moreknowledgeable about what they carry, and even what other stores in the area carry. I purchased several patterns for making cute home things here and a few pieces of fabric that I had not seen previously.

So cute!! I felt this place needed a Yelp review. It's inside of a large blue building that I guess…read moreis gong to have a lot of little shops once it's finished. For now there are two, Handz on Art and a little clothes boutique named Relish. Handz on Art is located in the back, away from Hall street, we found easy parking and no meter so that was lovely. Once we finally found the place (damn you Google maps!!) we entered, there are a lot of tables so no need to worry about space. All the pottery had the price for the paint included so that was nice, no guessing on how much it would be. They have a very nice range of pottery to choose from. From a large selection of regular bowls and plates to cute Christmas decorations or animals to paint. You don't have to pay per paint or just choose four or something. You can grab as many as you like though she asks that you only squeeze out a little at a time so you don't waste paint. There are a ton of colors to choose from and a lot of cute stencils to use. It was great fun and she ships your stuff where ever once she fires it. Base $20 charge for shipping, which considering that both of us chose big bowls I figured as a deal. I love painting pottery and liked the chill, laid back feel of this place, very homey and relaxed. I would definitely recommend ^.^

My daughter was bummed out for a social snub, and I just new this was the activity to take her out…read moreto for a pick-me-up. She said she enjoyed herself here way more than the original plans that she'd been ditched for. You just walk in and get to creating. You can bring your own drink and snack, and you can leave and come back to work on your masterpiece. It's not a cheap activity but so worth it when you pick up your piece after it's fired to see how it turned out.

I really like their location, the studio/gallery is built near to a creek. While the art is not…read morenecessarily my style, I still respect their creative vision. Wood crafts, painting, fiber arts, metalworking. A strong variety of materials. I may have seen some jewelry, common theme here, I forget.

This little-known contemporary art gallery & studios opened in May of 2011. It has yet to get the…read morewide-spread notoriety it deserves, but those in-the-know (such as myself) can see it has everything desirable and cool that Traverse City needs. Fine, hand-crafted jewelry; sculptures in metal, wood, and clay; fiber arts; and watercolors stand out most for me. Kim Bazemore, the owner of Cog's Creek, is an open and welcoming personality. She has a clear respect and love of the arts evident in its presentation and depth. I love going into the space because it feels good and gives me a chance to really look and appreciate the work, which I very much do!

I cannot visit this store too often. There are puzzles, coloring books, and craft supplies. All the…read moreaforementioned are my kryptonite. I make jewelry and enjoy crochet and embroidery and cross-stitch. So much good stuff and don't get me started on the Halloween decor (50% off this labor day weekend, fyi)!

fat quarters???? I…read morebought 2 packages of WAVERLY Fat Quarters on Monday,January 14. I also bought several other things from the cardboard boxes that filled the aisle for 90 per cent off. That was a great deal and I always enjoy a great deal,it was all x-mas things. But what I am writing about is the Fat Quarters, I bought 12 quarters and 8 of them were not a fat quarter and were cut terrible. the edges were curved and sloped terrible. after squaring them up they were not even close to a quarter of a piece of fabric. This is very disappointing. I have washed and ironed them and I guess I will use them as scrap. Just a heads up. Thank you for reading this note, Shirley Mowrey shirleymowrey67@gmail.com

This is an excellent yarn shop. Kim helped me and I will definitely be back. The yarn selection was…read morevery good. Lots of quality yarns to choose from. The store had a welcoming atmosphere.

Very helpful staff. Found a match to a fiber I ran out of before I finished the canvas.read more

I got to work here a bit today with a young adult. So much yarn, so colorful, soft and beautiful. I…read morehave knitted in the past, but crochet is more my jam. I'm not much for following patterns, I don't have the patience. But, if you craft in the winter, you could stock up here, no problemo.

What a rude manager to encounter first thing on a sunny Sunday morning. I was returning 2 items,…read moreone of which was missing a barcode when I purchased it. When I asked simply if I could grab one from the shelf nearby for her to scan she laughed at me. A simple question deserves a simple answer. Rather than use the receipt on the screen she was already processing for the first item, she said I had to leave to find the paper receipt or a barcode. Wow Michael's. You can train better than that.