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Creative Upcycle

Creative Upcycle

4.8(26 reviews)
6.1 mi
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Just the type of store we needed! Walk in the front door and…read moreyou are immediately greeted by friendly volunteers. The store is packed with anything and everything you would need to complete your craft projects, and much more. They sell: * Sewing machines that have been serviced in-house, so you can be confident they work. * Vintage items like costume jewelry, toys, decorations, jewelry boxes, comic books, miniatures, dolls, magazines, patterns, and more. * Quilts in various degrees of completion, all the way to completely finished. * Highly organized walls of fabric, ranging from jelly rolls and fat quarters to bolts. * Buttons in bulk (fill a bag) as well as smaller prepackaged and carded vintage amounts. * Notions. * Beads (new and vintage) organized by color. * Yarn. * Thread and embroidery floss. * A kids' section with games, puzzles, toys, and other miscellaneous items. * Rubber stamps, ink pads, and embossing supplies. * Acrylic paint, watercolor paint, and paint brushes. * Scrapbook supplies, paper, embellishments, washi tape, and stickers. * Books on crafting, quilting, sewing, paper folding, embroidery, and crochet. * Jewelry-making supplies and tools. * Picture frames. * Much, much more. If you can't find something, just ask. The volunteers are friendly and knowledgeable. They accept donations by appointment, except for fabric and yarn, which are accepted daily during business hours. They're a nonprofit and donate to other nonprofits. Great prices on everything! I highly recommend stopping in.

Price point is a A+++++ Lots of cute fabric patterns to…read morechoose from. They even have a basket of free fabric scraps outside by the entrance. First off I walked in there feeling inspired already because of all the different materials to choose from. They got beading, fabric, cute paper for scrapbooking, wood work and etc. They got refurbished sewing machines for sale as well. Also, if you have any questions the ladies are pretty helpful.

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Hobby Lobby

3.1(193 reviews)
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While this location is clean, organized and has an extensive selection it is Hope's excellent…read morecustomer service that deserves recognition. She courteously greets every guest and consistently has a pleasant demeanor. It also bears noting that she promptly assists whenever there are questions or issues and she does so ensuring that every Hobby Lobby customer feels valued. Thus, the five stars are for Hope as she exemplifies customer service excellence.

This experience was disappointing enough that I felt compelled to share it…read more On a Saturday evening around 6:50 p.m., I stopped by Hobby Lobby with my 4-year-old daughter and my elderly mother-in-law. We were preparing for an upcoming funeral, and I needed help with an expensive gold frame I had purchased from Hobby Lobby. One of the corners had separated, and I wanted to know whether the framing department could repair or reinforce it. Because the frame was large and heavy, I left it in my trunk until I confirmed that someone could help. My mother-in-law waited nearby so she could rest while my daughter accompanied me to the framing counter. I approached the employee working in the framing department and asked if he could assist me. His first response was, "I'm off in six minutes - what do you need?" The tone immediately caught me off guard. As I began explaining that the corner of the frame had broken apart and needed reinforcement, he interrupted me and said, "Stop. Just hurry up and tell me what you need." I was surprised because I was simply trying to explain the issue so he could determine whether it was something the framing department could fix. I told him the frame was needed for a funeral and asked if it could be repaired. Instead of addressing my question, he asked why my husband couldn't fix it. I explained that my husband is currently deployed, so he wasn't available to help, and that while I would try to repair it myself if necessary, I also work full-time. His response was simply, "So do I." At that point, it was clear that helping me was not a priority. What made the interaction even more upsetting was that my 4-year-old daughter asked afterward, "Mommy, why was that man so mean? Why didn't he want to help us?" Hearing that from my child was heartbreaking. I told her that maybe he was having a difficult day because I wanted her to understand that we should still try to show kindness to others. I shared my experience with the manager, who told me that this employee often tells others how important it is to be friendly with customers. Unfortunately, that was not reflected in the interaction we experienced. Thankfully, we went to Ace Hardware afterward, where an employee immediately took the time to help us. He recommended reinforcing the frame with small metal corner brackets, nails, and gold spray paint. His advice worked perfectly, and we were able to save the frame in time for the funeral. This review isn't about expecting perfection. Everyone has stressful days. It's about the importance of treating people with basic courtesy and respect, especially when they may already be going through a difficult time. A little kindness can make all the difference. Unfortunately, that was missing from our experience at Hobby Lobby.

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Hobby Lobby - Gold frame I purchased from Hobby Lobby and their frame department refused to help me repair it. Horrible customer service.

Gold frame I purchased from Hobby Lobby and their frame department refused to help me repair it. Horrible customer service.

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Red Ox Clay Studio - Red Ox Clay Studio offers a selection of handmade pottery made by local artists.

Red Ox Clay Studio

5.0(15 reviews)
6.1 mi
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This studio is filled with great instructors and students. It's always kept clean and organized…read more There are many options for glazing, and different options of clay that are held at the studio for purchase. I appreciate this place being more of a class setting than those one-time activities for date night or to hang with friends, because ceramics takes awhile to get a good handle on. Plus there is a process of the bisque and glaze fire which cannot be done in a day. My recommendation is to take the 8-week class and show up to every class. At the end of the course, I'm sure you will have a better understanding of pottery.

I'm 4 class into the ceramic wheeling throwing class with instructor Chung. We have an hour of…read morelearning and then a few hours of practice. During the practice sessions, Chung would personally assist each of us on how to improve our throwing technique. Sometimes, we'll see instructor Yee, whom adds on the extra fun of banter in the classroom. They also have open studio so that students can practice during the week. Special out out to Cassandra! Thank you for being super responsive and delightful to be around. Overall, everyone at the studio is amazing, and i love the welcoming atmosphere!!

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Red Ox Clay Studio - Our sculpture classes allow students an opportunity to explore different sculpture techniques without the use of an armature.

Our sculpture classes allow students an opportunity to explore different sculpture techniques without the use of an armature.

Red Ox Clay Studio - Miss Wan and Bella were the last ones to leave our Grand Opening Party on 11/4/17.  Thank you for helping us celebrate!

Miss Wan and Bella were the last ones to leave our Grand Opening Party on 11/4/17. Thank you for helping us celebrate!

Red Ox Clay Studio - It's harder than it looks! Let us help you.  "Come throw with us" because Red Ox Clay Studio is where clay and people meet.

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It's harder than it looks! Let us help you. "Come throw with us" because Red Ox Clay Studio is where clay and people meet.

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