Awesome art wares and great artthings nice sections including calligraphy paints pencils crayons…read more rjust all around great place go explore

I love this place, it is great to have a place to physically go to nearby that stocks professional…read morequality art and craft supplies. The staff seem to all be experienced craftspeople and are so helpful because they share their knowledge and experience. I will say, it would be awesome of they stocked weaving supplies since that doesn't seem to be a thing in Pittsburgh.

Love this store and the employees. Lots of supplies my college freshman needed and later we did…read moresome shopping in walnut street!

Awesome selection of wares the staff is helpful and friendly get your c cardio in by running up the…read morestairs great place

This store has absolutely everything. I'm at Pitt and I come here for all my studio supplies…read moreseveral times a semester. The staff are so friendly and helpful. This place is a life saver

From the owner: The Carnegie Mellon Art Store, located in the lower level of the Jared L. Cohen University Center…read moreat CMU, provides art supplies and framing for the university and community alike. We carry high-end and artist grade products as well as craft supplies. If you are looking for fun gifts or are creating an artistic project, our expert associates are glad to help! We also provide custom framing. The art store is accessible to everyone, not just students at Carnegie Mellon! Parking is accessible in the East Campus Garage, and we are easily accessible on the bus line.

Employees here are so sweet! So many different products recycled into amazing things like dish…read morescrubbers, trinkets, cards and sewing materials.

Love Centers for Creative Reuse! It's a great place to donate and buy gently used and new supplies…read morefor crafts, hobbies, arts, and life! You'll find fabrics, notions, papers, small antiques, and more. Check their website for details of what they're currently accepting, hours, and more. Right around the corner from Construction Junction! Pictures are from a check in long ago

Michael's is a retail-store chain that sells party supplies (e.g., balloons and gift bags), home…read moredecor (e.g., artificial flowers, mirrors, candles, pillows, rugs, and holiday decorations), art supplies (e.g., paints, brushes, pencils, and canvases), office supplies (e.g., paper, pens, and markers), craft supplies (e.g., fabric, yarn, jewelry beads, Cricut, and sewing machines), baking supplies (e.g., cookie cutters, pans, and fondant), professional framing, and much more. My husband and I shopped at this particular Michael's in the Waterfront shopping center. No employees greeted or assisted us as we walked around the store, but we found what we wanted. The shelves were stocked full with merchandise, and the prices were reasonable. This store had a good selection of small paint brushes for my husband's hobby, and I liked the selection of Christmas decorations.

I appreciate being so close to a craft store but I noticed lately that every single time I go to…read morethe front to pay, an older woman will moniter me like Im going to steal all of my craft supplys and run outside. The first time I noticed this, I was using self checkout. She was pretending to clean a machine but also very obviously side eyeing me and looking over my personal cards? I get that theft might be something that happens here and Im sorry if It is, but her behavior makes me feel bad. The second time I went to pay, I ended up being short and I asked an employee to take an Item off. Shortly after the same lady busts out of the back room and stares daggers at me like Im trying to steal or something. Very weird woman. Other than that, good store.

4.5 stars. Songbird Artistry is a local, family-owned business that sells merchandise that is made…read moreby over 50 local artisans as well as art classes. The merchandise includes jewelry (e.g., necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and pins), apparel (e.g., gloves, hats, t-shirts, onesies, and bibs), bath products (e.g., soaps, beard balm, aftershave, and shower steamers), foods (e.g., olive oil, vinegar, seasonings, and dog and cat treats), stationery (e.g., stickers, greeting cards, and magnets), and home decor (e.g., candles, coasters, prints, and knick-knacks). I bought one pierogi magnet for five dollars. This magnet sticks well to my refrigerator in my kitchen, and it looks cute.

I've had my eye on this shop for some time now and was very glad to see them represented at the…read moreMingo Creek covered bridge festival. Their jewelry is locally hand made and goes anywhere from traditional to whimsical motifs including Harry Potter, Disney, Hamilton the musical, mosaics, and even dried flowers! Their booth only carries a limited selection of what's in the store where they have partnered with local food vendors such as Olive and Marlowe, as well as other Pittsburgh vendors to sell you almost anything. You can find stickers, clothing, caps, coasters, keychains, soap, candles and so much more! I was able to chat with Jenny who is one of the owners of the business who told me that they offer various craft classes in the store as well as unique themed parties such as Harry Potter for kids. If attending a class is not your bag because of the pandemic then on occasion you can purchase a craft kit in store and arrange for a Zoom class on a particular day to make your craft. They are very flexible when is comes to meeting people exactly where they are. You can find most anything on their website. Have something in particular in mind? Just contact them and they will accommodate your every need. During my visit I picked up two pairs of earrings with surgical steel backs. Jenny gave me some rubber stoppers with my purchases to insure they won't get lost. I purchased a pretty teardrop stud earring set and the Hamilton inspired earrings. I'm all set to enjoy one of my favorite Broadway musicals-"Hamilton." I also learned they do "Wicked the musical" jewelry if you are fond of that show. It's a great place to buy local made arts and crafts showcasing Pittsburgh. Although they are based in Lawrenceville across from Children's hospital, you may run into this business at various events with the last one I saw them at was VegFest. They were also at Picklesburg. Jenny told me that If I ever make to the shop itself the cheapest parking is at Children's Hospital across the street for $3.00. Not a bad deal if you are looking for parking in the area. Will be looking forward to visiting their store this fall to check out their other offerings.

Friendly owners and the perfect spot for vintage and contemporary items. I am happy to see the…read morehistoric Winschel's building live on.

Fabulous shop & John has exceptional taste & creativity. Excellent selection & high quality…read morematerial. A rare gem!

The steel City Craft emporium is a wonderful place to shop. There are more than 70 vendors and the…read moreselection is wonderful. This is a great place to stop in and wander while you consider that perfect gift. There is a wonderful event space downstairs and the emporium is always taking on events that support the community. It is really a great place to shop and will be a great place to shop for the holidays.

This place is incredible! The owner is a gem, and obviously has a great relationship with all of…read morethe artists/vendors. I am always on the lookout for places like this, and can't believe I drove past so many times without going in. They do amazing work for the community, and truly have something for everyone. I can't wait to go back

This is categorized as an art gallery, I think that should be changed to a treasure trove or maybe…read morean idea place. This store sits in an unassuming place. Walking Carson Street you wouldn't think to look twice while passing it. It honestly looks like it could be somebody's house. Much like some of the places that dot the street. The only reason we knew to enter here was that the door was open to the store. When you walk in you are greeted by an employee (possibly the owner). Very helpful she was, she also informed us that there is more merchandise to look at on the upper level and backroom. When she said upper level we assumed the four or five steps it took to get up to the platform from the main floor. Nope, we were wrong. The upstairs of the place had stuff in it. Remember back when I mentioned this looked like someone's house. Well, when you walk up to the platform area it's really the dining room. The backroom, really a kitchen. Upstairs, bedrooms with closets. Really odd, but also really unique for a set up for a store. Each room of the "house" was stocked with items you would find in that particular room. Napkins, pot holders and what not in the kitchen and so forth. As for the merchandise in here. Definitely one of a kind type of items. Photographs of various Pittsburgh landmarks, bracelets galore and just everything you could imagine an artist creating is for sale in here. Once I move into a bigger place I can guarantee you I will be coming here for some prints to hang on my wall. They even have some awesome items that make you think, "Why didn't I think of that before?" I also imagine if Pintrest was a store, this would be what it was based on. I examined some of the items and then thought to myself, 'remember this, you are going to try and do this yourself at home.' Prices vary, but you have to remember you are paying for the artist here. I assume most the revenue from the prices goes back to the artist that generated the abundance of items in here.

This store has so many beautiful and original items. I stop in to see the new things from time to…read moretime, some of which are a real surprise. It's a kind of art and craft gallery, vintage shop, and a little bit of everything store. I have some of the original music CDs, jewelry, masks, and photos. A nice collection from their collection!