Great store with super friendly employees, awesome selection, and adorable artwork! They have a…read morewide range of art supplies for different crafts as well as kiddos and cute gifts. Prices are fair and yesterday they even had Needohs!

Blick Art always has Great prices and supplies you can't find anywhere else…read more Their attention to quality products are appreciated and passing better quality and value to their customers at a reasonable price. "Blick" seems to care about what they sell and about who their customers are.......that means everything!

Best prices on Oracal vinyl in the area (or the internet for that matter.) I always try my best to…read moreshop local and this business carries all the popular crafting materials and items. Support your locally-owned businesses.

From the owner: Synergy Craft's is a family owned, husband and wife team retail outlet of exceptional crafting…read moreproducts and supplies. We are committed to providing only the highest quality products manufactured to exacting standards commonly expected and required by our customers. We offer several major brands of craft materials including Siser, Specialty Materials, Oracal, Tim Holtz, Ranger, Bazzill and StyleTech Craft and dozens of other well known brands. We ship your orders fast with a 4pm same day shipment service. Our prices are often half the price of the "Big Box" stores for the same products so you can buy more and save even more.

They do not follow corporate return policy. I purchased online and in person, the product was way…read morelarger than portrayed and wouldn't work for my project. Within a few hours we returned with the scan code for returns on the front of the bag. The return wasn't going through and they asked if we bought through Paypal, which we did and has never been a problem anywhere. They said due to that, they had to issue a gift card. I don't shop here regularly, that is of no use to me. Trying to find a customer service option on the main website is near impossible. After looking at the return policy online, it CLEARLY states all purchases made with Paypal will be refunded cash!!! (See pic) I'd like my cash back please because it feels shady that I'm forced into a gift card when your own website says that shouldn't be the case.

Great place to shop for my supply. If you become a member you get coupons and discounts.read more

Take a trip back to memory lane with good o' Elmer's Glue where every student of America's…read moreelementary schools incorporate in their classroom for arts and craft projects. As an adult I utilize #1 and #2 X-Acto blades for my crafts in my scrapbooking and various workplace projects, which is under the umbrella of Elmer's Products, Inc. X-Acto blades and cutting tools for hobbists and artists enable works of art to be created much ease than a traditional scissor with a reasonable retail price. I rate X-Acto blades four stars as I wish there is a safety plastic cap to cover the sharp blade when not in use. This Columbus, Ohio location is Elmer's Products, Inc. corporate office. http://www.xacto.com

It's a great source for paper for letters and so much more! It's a fun shop with so many different…read morethings a great place to get gifts.

Came in for a quick thank you card!…read more Pros: staff were friendly and there's a lot of different paper products in the store. I also love hour airy it is inside. I settled a nice little card. Not exactly a thank you card but I guess it will do. Cons: the thank you section was a little slim. Meaning, there wasn't an abundance of choices. But, there's a lot of b-day cards and special holiday cards.

This is a small space that beautifully displays few interesting creations. It is located behind the…read moreshopping mall and was difficult to locate. I went around noon and could hardly see people around. I'm not sure if it was due to pandemic. I enjoyed observing very colorful artwork with cool designs. Kudos to all the creative minds that contributed them.

This is NOT my kind of store but my wife likes shopping here. Recently, I met her here after…read morerunning an errand. While waiting for her to finish, I walked thorugh the store looking at what they had to offer and was a bit surprised at the variety of craft merchandise and home decor/furnishings materials they carried. Also, had a very nice selection of kitchen gadgets. Still not my kind of store but it does offer a nice variety of merchandise.

Hobby Lobby is a crafter dream! Regardless of your craft of…read morechoice, this store has the pieces and parts that you will most likely need to work on your craft! Some stores are smaller than others so I would call to make sure that they have what you are looking for! At Christmas I was looking for stockings to embellish. To my great surprise, Hobby Lobby still had a good supply and they had still embellishments so that I could finish my project! My advice is to not wait too long to finish your Christmas projects!!

I had the pleasure of attending a "Paint and Pour for Pelatonia" fundraiser organized by a coworker…read moreof mine. The event was well organized, as the canvas/paints/brushes/smocks are all provided. The activity itself was SO much fun! We ate pizza, sipped on wine and paint to our heart's content! Even though we had a large party of about 30 painters, the instructors, Anna, came around and helped me several times, even showing me what I needed to do and offering feedback. She was supportive and helpful. Despite my dreadful painting, I LOVED my experience with Art with Anna. I especially loved that the money raised went to support cancer research at the James.

My niece has been taking art camp classes here for a little over a year and she loves it! Her marks…read morein art at school have improved tremendously and she has so much fun with the other kiddos in each class she takes and with the super patient instructors (I teach high school and can't imagine having a group of 8yos all at once...that is my nightmare and the instructors here are saints!) It is so affordable ($30 for an art camp day session) and nice to know in advance what the craft for that day will be, that way we can avoid any repeat crafts.

This was a fun learning/toy store to take my grand daughter to. Lots of different toys that you…read moredon't see in a regular toy store. I like that they have the featured toys out for the kids to play with.

Came looking for kid craft projects, and they have a few. Loads of educational stuff, a big sale…read moreright now for back to school, decent prices, great service. Handy off Polaris.

I could kill Gwen for stealing my FTR! We were at this damn thing together, and I had a life to go…read morelive while she ran home and stole it! Thievery! Okay, that last part was a bit harsh. But I was genuinely bummed. As the Cbus Yelp scene grows, it gets harder to find new places. CS Gallery was a bit of a surprise. I knew that a number of shops had been opening surrounding the little strip of Parsons that you'd be lying if you didn't contribute to Carabar opening up on the street five years ago or however long it's been. Back then there were maybe two other shops on this strip, excluding AWOL and Black Creek. But what I didn't expect to find was art that actually appealed to me. Not that I didn't think it could happen, or didn't think I would find such a thing at CS, but more that I have been to a large number of the galleries in the Short North and I hate about all of them. I actually enjoyed my evening at CS though. That was the surprise. They had free food, beer, and wine set up in a room off to the side, and the main room plus a back room filled wall to wall with art from regional artists (east coast and midwest mostly). They were having a contest for the best picture, but I didn't catch the winner. I saw two people I knew quite unexpectedly, one a retired philosophy professor from my alma mater, another from work. And of course the company of my friends Frankie and Gwen. What a fun time!

This interesting little shop is in the heart of the new arts district in Old Towne East. It's a…read moreprint-shop, paper-making studio, bookmaking joint, and covers everything you'd ever need to see or know about paper. If you need a unique gift, or are looking to treat yourself, check out the hand-made journals. These little lovelies are hand-bound sheets of handmade paper, and often covered with scraps of leather or other durable, interesting materials. There are sweet little notecards, sheets of textured paper, and prints on the walls. The owner, Daniel Colvin, also specializes in calligraphy. He can hand-make your wedding invitations, or any other special invitation, book, or paper product that you need. Have you seen movies about long ago, where a count or king or Dracula seals his letter with sealing wax, then stamps it with a special insignia? You can buy these kinds of stamps and sticks of wax here too- I thought those were really cool. Be like Dracula and buy your insignia here, then send off your creepy letters on handmade paper. Sounds fun, doesn't it?