I am blown away by the quality of the product that I received. I went in to Yong's with a somewhat…read morefuzzy image that I downloaded off of the internet and came out with a work of art!! I am beyond thrilled.

They always do amazing work, quick, and price is fair. He always has our products for ABATE done…read moreand is amazing work.

First time coming here, my wife brought me here to shop around for stuff and she loved this store…read more The store was clean and offered a variety of great boutique items all at great prices. You can even find the largest knitting needle inside as well! Overall, great casual shop to stop at.

Inside the yarn studio stands the world's largest knitting needle and crochet hook. They were…read moreclosed when we were there, but you can see them thru the window. On the window it has information about length and when they were made. Too bad they were closed. I crochet and would have bought some yarn. It seemed everything closed really early or weren't open except Wed-Sat.

I love this shop! I only there once a year, during the Prairie Dirt Classic at the track in…read moreFairbury, but I always look forward to going there. The people that work there are always so pleasant and helpful. Their selection of fabric, notions and yarns are great. The prices are reasonable, and their sale section is awesome!

This is a wonderful small business to shop. It doesn't matter if you spend $5 or $500, you will…read morereceive kind, courteous, and personalized attention. I shop small businesses when I can, and this one was my best experience. I made a potholder right before my husband passed away (it was his favorite pattern) but I couldn't finish it for the past 3 1/2 years because I couldn't find the thread that I needed. Not only did Lost Arts Fabrics have it, it was very reasonably priced. I have finally finished the potholder and am so very happy. I will be shopping for more.

There is no yarn shop at this address. The business's website and Facebook page indicate a…read moretemporary closure in 2021, but it's not clear if they reopened, as neither site seems particularly up-to-date. Recent reviews mention shopping here, but if there's a non-virtual store, it's definitely not at this location.

This shop has a great selection of yarn at all price points, and everything you could want in the…read moreway of needles and other equipment. The owner is knowledgeable and helpful.

I'm disappointed to see how many bulk, sub-par art materials that Hobby Lobby merchandisers in…read moretheir assortments. (Chinese 130lb watercolor paper? Seriously? FYI for non-watercolors t's out there - there Re standards... 90lb, 120lb, 140lb, 300lb etc.) They run regular sales of 30-40% off, but that just makes their pricing right on average with where it should be to complete with real art supply stores like Dick Blick. Be careful at checkout, too. Even though the price is marked at X, the checker may ring you up at X + 10% because "that's what the computer charged." Here's an example of pricing: individual student quality (Staedtler) watercolor pencil marked at $1.79, I was charged $1.99. I later was at Art Coop and they carried PRO quality watercolor pencils (Derwent) for $1.60 ea. I've visited Hobby Lobby for the last time. I won't be back.

I feel a little too much like my own mother spending an hour in a store like this; a store that…read moresells "fashion bandanas," fake flowers, foam stencils, and any number of other items that could easily be called "chotckes." However! Why did I spend an hour there? First I needed a frame. They had a bunch in the right size (Target had zero in the right size.) Then I needed some markers, brushes, and paints to reclaim the tiny drop of creativity I had in my life before I went to MIT. I was SHOCKED at how good the selection was, and how cheap. Then I thought maybe I would start making a scrapbook! This store made me want to start making a scrapbook! I barely made it out without a scrapbook! AH! Still doesn't meet muster for stationery (no premium papers or notebooks), but I'll be back. I know I'll be back. **Shudder**

There are not enough words to say how amazing they have been. We print all our schools shirts there…read moreand no matter how late we send the order they always go above and beyond to make sure we have our shirts. The printing lasts and continues to look amazing no matter how often we wear them.

From the owner: Project Te specializes in custom screen printing and embroidery designs and production and is…read morelocated in Urbana, Illinois. Don't have a logo? We can design one for you. We provide excellent service to the Champaign, Urbana, Danville and surrounding central Illinois areas. We pass sale prices on to you with fast and friendly service. We can customize your screen printing and embroidery shirt needs. All work including digitizing is done in house. We never ask you to accept a mere stock design. Your school or business gets your own logo, not someone else's-and there's no set-up fee. We offer a wide variety of quality t-shirts, sweatshirts, jackets, coats, golf shirts, bowlers, scrubware, sweatpants, tank tops, hats, and bags and promotional items. We offer special fundraising packages to schools and not-for-profit organizations. We can help with all organizations, fraternities, sororities, schools, bands, teams, reunions, businesses, churches and the general public.

Klose Knit has a wonderful selection of yarns. So many fibers, colors and textures! Brigitte is so…read morehelpful, kind and encouraging. The Friday afternoon open knitting group is fun and welcoming. This has been my knitting home while my husband has been on sabbatical at the U of I and I have really enjoyed my time. Thanks Brigitte!

This is the best wool shop in the region. It was a wide selection of yarns, gorgeous stuff both…read morelocal and imported, lots of amazing stuff. Great classes and it's in a cozy house environment. I know some people have thought the owner was a bit abrupt, but she really isn't. She's German and though her English is fantastic (she's lived in the US for years and years), she sounds very direct and to the point. Don't confuse cultural expression with rudeness. She's kind, incredibly helpful, and this place is a labor of love for her. I travel a lot, including internationally, and I still think this is one of the best local wool shops I go to. I go back every time I'm in town.

Highly recommend!!! Soft, beautiful lovies t.hat littles love. This is our 2nd purchase with Renee,…read moreand would by again

The perfect gift was customized and loved by all. Thank you ! Will defiantly be back to order…read moreanother customized stuffed animal Cubbie.

This is my favorite place to take visiting grandchildren. I give them $10 - $20 each and let them…read morebuy a bunch of stuff. Then they spend the rest of the day creating something out of it all. They love it and are so proud of their creations!

What a special store this is. The concept and mindfulness from this store is very lovely…read more You can get reused items that can be repurposed at a student friendly price. I've gotten a jar for my utensils, post cards, and even sand paper.