If you're looking for a unique gift that was made with love this is the place for you! The store…read morechanges with the seasons and there's something for everyone. Most of the stuff in the shop is made right in Cumberland and reasonably priced! The owner and staff are super friendly. And a plus, they have local honey! I always look forward to stopping in because you'll never know what you might find.

Lovely store, excellent selection and very reasonable pricing. They have everything you can think…read moreof including classes. The woman who was there was absolutely warm and wonderful. Would return!

What a beautiful shop! The owner was super sweet and loved the variety of items they carry. I got a…read morefew art prints to frame, love supporting local artists. This is a great spot to grab a gift or a bit of home decor.They have a great selection of puzzles and other gifty items like that. I will definitely be heading back in!

Super cute little shop that helps put Hope Street in that category where one can spend a few hours…read moreexploring and enjoying! Rhode Craft is a shop similar to Frog & Toad with local artisans represented but not as comical. Straightforward items from jewelry to home goods to stickers. A few items a little high priced and some reasonable. They had a clearance table, which I love! Again, a great addition to Hope! (I bought a little ring holder dish, black heart shape $3 on clearance)

Great spot in Cumberland! Lots of different objects to paint and a variety of colors to choose as…read morewell. Prices are very reasonable for the size of the pieces. A little cramped today but thankfully we were able to take the last open table. If you have a bigger party I definitely recommend calling ahead. They offer complimentary water bottles and allow outside food as well. I definitely recommend trying out this place!

It was fun! A little more expensive than expected, $26 ish just for a small statue but whatever, it…read morewas about the experience. The reason I say it was only ok is because no one really spoke to us. We walked in and we had to go up and ask someone what to do, even though we were the only people in the studio. And then that was kind of the last time anyone spoke to us. Check ins or seeing if we had any questions would have been nice. Lots of choices and paint colors. They texted us earlier than expected to pick up, originally they said 2 weeks but it was only one which is great because 2 seemed long. Overall it was fun, but I had been years ago and it was more friendly and the artist helped us and gave feedback etc but this time it was more on your own and I had kids with me so I would have appreciated more interactions.

My go-to place for all seasonal decor- crafts- storage and classroom supplies. Store is always…read moreorganized, well labeled prices/sales. Great discounts and promotions throughout the year .. the APP is always correct showing I stock items etc.. pick up is quick and easy

I love shopping at Michael's. I am a member of their rewards program and I get discount coupons…read moreoften. I was looking for candles and I stopped here to check their prices. I have always been a fan of their vanilla candles...these are inexpensive (on a good day about $3-4 a jar)...so I got a few. They don't have many specialty or unique scents, as much as other stores like Bath and Body Works, so I got some traditional scented candles here and some of the more unique different scents there... It's great to be at a shopping area that has a variety of offerings...makes it easy...

Went to check out, no one else in line or customers at registers. Two store employees, a woman…read morebehind a register and a guy who was in front, were chatting. The woman asks if I was using credit or debit? I said debit. She points to the 'self-checkout' and says I can use that and if I have a problem she's here. So, while Michaels pays two employees to stand around and chat, they make their customers ring their own order up?! This is so ridiculous rude and absurd in any sense of retail and customer service. Why bother paying employees.

I love crafting! I'm 29 but will always be a crafter at heart, I worked at Michael's in natick as a…read morescrapbook teacher in high school. I love there coupons, staff, products app, same day delivery, abs so much more! The app is awesome, here are some photos of how easy it is

Wow, wow, and wow. Forget Hobby Lobby, and Michael's. This craft supply store is enormous. First…read moretime there for some wood craft supplies. This will be a regular stop for me. Prices and variety are unreal. Helpful owner Maureen told me that they do all kinds of crafting classes. Late hours. Very neat and organized. Go check it out!

Beautiful art that is fairly priced. Perfection! Mail order and in person st crafts show equal good…read moreservice.

Three Wheel Studio has a lot of beautiful, U.S.-made pottery. The store features pottery from…read moreartists from Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts. The store features pottery by the owner, Dwo Wen Chen that is absolutely stunning. The pieces are perfect with autumn, decorated with red and orange leaves. This place is great when you are looking for unique, special gifts. I had a difficult time finding something small for my boss that was in my price budget. Expect to pay $20-$350 for a piece of pottery. For example, I paid $18 for a small tea bag holder about 3-4" in diameter. Definitely worth a walk-through, but keep in mind that prices are pretty steep.

We went to browse, and it was wonderful that the ladies let us look without feeling pressured. When…read morewe needed help, they were there. Not a vast selection of fabrics on display; however, they had lots of fabric books to look through if you wanted. Fabric we were looking at was a great price - can't wait to go back and order!

Unfortunately stock is very low, there have a lot less yarn and sewing notions. Very sadread more