I've walked by this store so many times after leaving 918 Maples Tacos & Cantina but had never…read morewalked in. The employee working was outside enjoying the nice day and she said hi to me. I took this as a sign and finally checked it out. I'm so glad I did! It was a slow day so I took my time to walk all around the store while asking questions. Turns out it's an artist co-op nonprofit. Several artists came together to start it in 2020 to showcase unique creations and offer one-of-a-kind, handmade and specialty items from 40+ local artists and artisan makers. The name was inspired by Leon Russell's "Hummingbird" song, which is appropriate since the Church Studio is a block away. You can find a wide array of items, from clothing and jewelry, to glasswork, mosaics, pottery, photographs, woodwork, and more. I found a really cute fall mini frame, bead earrings, and a sun catcher, all one of a kind, beautiful, and affordable. If you like a particular artist, they have all their cards at the register. They accept special requests and commissions, and are also able to ship. They display artwork from Tulsa Public School students and have special art events, and workshops. Follow them on Facebook for updates!

Tulsa has needed a place like this for a long time. It is a wonderful studio with everything…read moreunique and handmade. It has wonderful gifts and cards perfect for birthdays or presents for any occasion... I am going to do all of my Christmas shopping at Hummingbird this year! Don't miss out on their Second Saturday's- so much fun!!!

Such a fun family-friendly activity! Reasonably priced, helpful staff, cute space with a fun vibe,…read moreand you can create something SCREEN FREE. Highly recommend!

We just loved this place. Such a fun family activity. Pricing is so reasonable. Tons of paint…read morechoices. Lovely & friendly people who work here! How it works. 1. Come in, select your item to paint. Take up to counter for them to write down. 2. Select paints. 3. Paint your heart out! (Plates, paper towel and brushes all furnished on table) 4. Take back up to counter and pay. 5. Pick up finished product on another day all glazed!! 6. Take home and enjoy!!

When I entered the store, I was met with unfriendly stares and no greeting. There's a decent…read moreselection of threads but not a lot of modern canvases. I will stick with ordering canvases online and at OKC LNSs to avoid the unwelcoming feeling of this place. The one worker who I asked a question didn't seem too thrilled I spoke to her. Needlepoint should be welcoming.

Stitches of Tulsa is my go-to needlepoint store. The owner has a good eye for color and design; she…read moreis always willing to take time to help me make my own color scheme for the patterns I stitch. They carry so many threads, including Trebizond (a filament silk) and stranded wools. The geometric/counted pattern selection is small but well-chosen. The (unpainted) canvas selection is not huge but it covers the basics. The main downside is the limited hours, though they are appropriate to the size of the staff.

Mike is extremely friendly & helpful BUT A PHONE NUMBER WOULD BE HELPFUL !!! This is THE store…read morefor Military History !!!

Such a great store!!!!!!! The owner is incredibly friendly…read moreand talkative, he keeps the store incredibly well stocked, i would definitely recommend this shop, this is probably the best place to buy Historical models, militaria, and diorama materials in Tulsa. 10/10

It's not what you say, but how you say it. Thanks to beautiful custom stationery I ordered from…read moreThe Inviting Place, my teenage son can say things with a lot more class. Twenty years ago, I ordered some custom embossed William Arthur stationery from a store on Brookside and was hoping to give my son a matching set. That store is no longer in business and William Arthur has since been purchased by Crane. To further complicate the issue, the style I wanted to duplicate wasn't offered anymore due to cutbacks caused by COVID. However, with determination from the helpful staff at The Inviting Place, negotiations were made with Crane and I was able to custom order a set of stationery made with unique tools created just for my order, thereby helping me achieve my goal of giving my son matching stationery that he can proudly keep unused in a box for the next 30 years because his generation doesn't know how to write and mail letters. Well, I may be disappointed in my son but I am very happy with the service at The Inviting Place.

A great store to get invitations and unique party decor and supplies! The staff has always been…read morehelpful and accommodating in the many times that I have ordered invitations. I've worked with Faith several times - she's my go-to person when I need quality invite design.

Highly recommended! I took my mother and sister here for Mothers Day and we had the best time! We…read morewill definitely be back!

I LOVE Board and Brush! This place is sooooooo much fun!! You get to pick what you want to make…read morefrom over a hundred projects on their website and then you get to put your own personal spin on it by choosing your stain and paint color. I love the first step of every project when you get to pop in your ear plugs and distress your wood. You hammer away!!!!! Then you sand, stain, paint, and wax until your project is perfectly complete and the B&B crew is there to help you along the way. They are all so very friendly and helpful. I cannot wait to go back!!! Grab a group of friends and sign up for a class. You won't regret it!!!

Indie Emporium = Etsy in real life…read more There were so many crafters showcasing such neato awesome things that, 1) it's hard not to blow a gazillion dollars buying plaid bowties or owl jewelry or Oklahoma-themed T-shirts (Seriously had to talk myself out of buying a set of anatomical print dessert plates), and 2) it WILL make you wish you were a crafty person (Already crafty people are sure to find some inspiration looking at the booths.). But with great craft talent comes great crowds seeking Christmas presents or home decor items; this place was PACKED. I almost lost my mind in the shuffle and press of people looking at the booths. The organizers should consider spreading out the exhibits a little more to make the experience less claustrophobic.

Crafting used to be for old people - not anymore!…read more Indie Emporium is a cute craft show with 60 local vendors. You can find anything from dishes to jewelry. It was my first year going and I was impressed with everything I saw. Admission is $5, which lets you in the whole weekend (Thanks Yelp for the free tickets!!). The first 50 people on Friday got a swag bag that was supposedly filled with amazing things. I wouldn't know since I didn't get one - not that I'm bitter or anything (F.Y.I. Getting there RIGHT when it opens = too late for the freebies. The lobby was PACKED before the doors were even open). Saturday afternoon, they have free crafting sessions (specific crafts to be made/schedule is on their website). Saturday night, they have a fashion show. The only thing I really, really hated was how packed it was. A show like this REALLY needs a bigger space. Often, I couldn't even look at a vendor's booth because there were SO many people/booths were TINY. Luckily, crowds started to thin out an hour into the event. Another downside is parking downtown....hopefully you're lucky enough to find a street spot. If not, you can take a chance like me and park in a random parking lot...and hope your car doesn't get towed.

Order ahead online for more discount and savings. They have…read moreeverything your heart desires for decorating!!!! All the Christmas decor in lots of colors! Pink Christmas is here! 50% off everything every day! Lots of crafts and dyi items! Could spend hours here

Michael's has a vast array of art supplies. They have the ability to buy both in person and online…read more You can go to the store or you can have your purchases shipped to you. They frequently have sales with drastic price cuts. Their canvases were recently 70% off! You can get a credit card with an immediate 20% discount and it has built in discounts on everyday items. They have an app with a great reward system (you can have rewards without the app, but the app really simplifies everything.) The sales staff is always friendly and helpful. Their framing department is second to none. Framing is much more expensive than Hobby Lobby, but you truly get what you pay for. Most of my Hobby Lobby frames have looked cheap and one even fell apart. Michael's did an incredible job on helping me make decisions and then framing my deceased dad's military shadow box. I highly recommend Michael's.

Mode Kits keeps going up everytime I go in there. I have some that I had purchased less than a year…read moreago, that I did not pay the price that I have recently seen that have jumped.

I (Carolyn Grundy) purchased a Singer sewing machine on Friday 9/12/25 @HobbyLobby 3132 E 51st St…read more when I attempted to sew, the needle broke, after breaking about 5 brand new needles I attempted to investigate by removing the needle plate. I was only able to remove one screw it was as if the other screw was glued or soldered down. I packed the sewing machine back into its original box. On Monday 9/15/25 I took it back to @hobbylobby and the manager Gary happened to be standing at the entrance who kindly advised @hobbylobby does not accept returns on sewing machines. He stated @hobbylobby has signage posted indicating NO Returns, of course I never saw any such posting. Gary stated I would have to return it to the manufacturer @singer. I then called @singer only to be told that is incorrect as @singer only accept returns if purchased online. I then called @hobbylobby corporate office & asked to speak with a supervisor or manager. Dallas answered my call, I asked her if she was either her response was YES. I proceeded to tell her my concerns. She stated @hobbylobby policy is that returns has to be sent back to the manufacturer @singer as that is in the contract between @hobbylobby and @singer. Dallas @hobbylobby called me again on Tuesday 9/16/25 at which time she asked for my email address to send me the website for the warranty division @singer. They wanted me to repack the machine and send it to the nearest warranty center, which by the way is located in Overland Park Kansas. It is not my responsibility to send it out. Remember it is brand new. It needs to be returned to @hobbylobby. Both companies state returns go to the other. On last evening I sent an email to @hobbylobby, @singer, along with two of Tulsa's local news stations. @singer responded to me with one question "how may I assist you"? I responded I simply wanted to return the machine for a refund. @singer then quoted their policy which is products has to be returned to the place of purchase. I called corporate @hobbylobby again, spoke with Dallas again at which time I asked to speak with her manager. Melissa @hobbylobby got on the phone. After I gave her some background, her response was to tell me what their policy is, but now she says they would accept it had it not been opened. I'm just trying to understand how would I know it was a defective product without opening. I told her with her being a manager @hobbylobby all she had to do is call the manager @hobbylobby in Tulsa and tell him/her they were making an exception to allow me to return it . She then stated that is not possible. Hobby Lobby is a $72 billion industry. I'm simply asking for a refund of less than $500 for a defective product they bought from the manufacturer and sold to me. Their return policy prohibits me from returning it back to them because I opened the box. Hobby Lobby says they are committed to the Lord in ALL they do by operating the company in a manner consistent with Biblical principles.