This store is a nice place run by nice people. The variety is impressive for a small craft store…read morein a small town, and they're even expanding! I've gone here for beads, yarn, jewelry supplies, felt, fat quarters, DMC thread, aida cloth, and stamping supplies. They even have some classes and neat homemade gifts! The prices can be a little higher than Hobby Lobby or Michael's, but then I like supporting a local business. I can't wait to be able to go back!

One block off the main street drag through downtown Bisbee, this place is definitely worth a visit…read more Lots of unique, handmade dishware. If you insist on matched sets then this place isn't for you. However, if you like the eclectic uniqueness of slight differences in shading and pattern then check it out. They also have online ordering. The owner if very accommodating if a bit talkative. While they accept credit cards, you might want to be sure to have cash on hand as the machine was inoperable during my visit. I recommend checking it out on your next visit to Bisbee. You may just find something you didn't know you needed.

We found Kristins shop maybe 15 years ago. At that time we ordered service for 12 in dinner, salad,…read moredessert plates and soup or cereal bowls. May be 5 years ago we ordered another 8 salad plates, 6 smaller bowls and a dozen large coffee mugs. We microwave in them and throw them in the dishwasher. They look as amazing as the day we got them. Wear--other than breaking one by dropping it on a granite countertop they're all still here. We love dealing with Kristin. She is honest as the day is long. Delivers exactly what she promises. Definitely worth a visit --or order if you want something really unique

A little slice of Bisbee right here in Sierra Vista. Find the work of local artisans, fun hippie…read moreclothes, incense and the whole nine yards right here. Also featuring Madame Magpie's Shiny Things as seen in the July 8, 2010 edition of Tempo, the arts and entertainment section of the Sierra Vista Herald. http://www.svherald.com/content/entertainment/2010/07/07/madame-magpie-s-shiny-things

Closed at 130 pm? No sign or reason why. Went back later and…read morefound out they are re-modeling. They really should have a sign up or something so people know.

Amazing selection of pottery, outdoor dining and yard decor. Employees were very nice and helpful…read morewith service to the patrons. Good value for your money. My friends brings here family and friends here every time they visit. Always something new.

Beautiful arts and crafts display with many options for home and yard decor. A must see to…read moreappreciate!

Never been to this Michael's it was ereally nice the step was really nice. They helped us out. Is…read moreanything we needed? Let me bought some t shirts and some um other items.They gave out coupons, so it was really great

This store started off a bit slow, but then went flying for the win! This location is small but…read morepacked to the rim. The yarn selection is fantastic, as is the drawing and painting supplies. I wish they had more sublimation options and fabric, but one can only wait and hope. I love that I can find good deals and with the coupons and rewards I can walk out feeling I saved a ton of money! My favorite employee at this location is Mark. If you can't find, he'll lead you to it, or if you need help at the register, he's right there!

This n That is a fun creative space with activities for adults and kids, including painting,…read moresewing, and even slime-making! Their "splatter room" is a popular party event and deals are also often offered through Groupon. We purchased a Groupon and scheduled over the phone (easy, friendly scheduling). The splatter room is colorful and fun and full of splatters! You are given a small (5"x7") canvas, a selection of 5 paint colors, and various paint brushes. The process was fun and the paintings looked neat. Only 4 stars because it felt like a lot of upselling... "do you want regular or glow/neon?" (extra $10) / "it's $10 extra for the larger (approx 12") canvas" / "we sell aprons for $1"

I'm sure their primary goal of creative parties are very good. However they advertise embodied…read morework. Once i dropped off the work to be completed I never heard from them. After four weeks I went back and picked up the project. I never received a phone call or email. They were very kind but the service was not very good.

This place is perfect! For a small yearly fee you can join this fiber guild and sign up to use one…read moreof the many looms (maybe 20 looms?). They are on the bottom floor of the YMCA and the volunteers are awesome!!!! They have a small shop where they sell some of the hand made items. Highly recommend

Love the Fiber Guild, located in the basement of the YWCA. Go here for handmade, amazing goodies…read moreranging from hand spun yarn, rugs, hats, scarves, bags and so much more! The accept cash, check and credit cards! They are open Friday - Sunday.

DISCLAIMER...Since there are no reviews of this unique and historic merchant, We will tell you…read moreabout our last visit some years ago. El Changarro is a kaleidoscopic portal into one of the finest artisanal countries in all of the world. Period. Been goin' here since I was a young man. Many upscale homes in this part of the world (: on both sides of the border:) are furnished in the rustic southwest charm radiating from their wares. Tasteful unique rustic fusion and historical home and kitchen items abound. Goods for any budget. A true design shop we have used many,many times. Having said that, we will persevere to discern wether El Changarro still retains it's luster. By the way, if the gods are willing, there is still a little place upstairs "La Roca". Built into the limestone cliff, La Roca offers Black Tie service of the finest Norteno cuisine extant. Please only tell your closest friends, 'cause this is one classy joint.

Muy buena la comida es casero más desayunos Buen servicio…read morenos gusto todo Esta en buena ubicación Claro que volvemos

Squirrel's Nest has a huge selection of high-quality, well-organized quilting fabrics, supplies,…read moreand books. You can find solids and all kinds of prints here, ranging from very traditional-looking stuff to modern/funky and everything in between, plus lots of seasonal designs. I'm not as knowledgeable on the knit/crochet/etc front, but the selection does appear to be pretty extensive for yarn artists as well. The staff seems friendly and knowledgeable, there are frequent classes (I took a great beginner class on free-motion quilting several months back), and there are always sample projects around to admire. This is not an all-purpose "fabric and craft store" in the same vein as the corporate chains, but I think it is THE place to shop as a quilter in this area! I should say, however, that you can get a lot of general sewing supplies here, like thread, interfacing, pins, needles, etc., and they do sell some sewing machines (mainly Brother, from what I've seen), but you'll need to look elsewhere for, say, apparel and home dec fabrics. The only major drawback for me are the hours--because they are only open 10:00a-5:00pm on weekdays and 10:00a-4:00p on Saturdays, and I work full time, my only options are to rush over on a lunch hour or wait for Saturday. I'd probably spend more time and money here if they were open even just an hour longer into the evenings.

A multitude of fabrics are available and new ones are added frequently. A sewing and quilting…read moresupply section is well stocked. A number of varied classes are available and others may be added per request. The instructors are knowledgeable and helpful. They sell HQ sewing machines by order. The shop owner is an HQ repair specialist and has been helpful with info regarding my new machine. There is a longarm machine on the premises that may be 'rented' after taking an appropriate class. I always look forward to my regularly scheduled Mystery Fabric classes and Block of the Month classes as well as others that are offered. Taking an occasional vacay day for an all day class is a true treat for me!