Absolutely beautiful! I am the envy of the neighborhood with this beautiful wreath. Thank you…read moreMary for sharing your talent for those of us less skilled in crafting. This is a quality piece, very affordable and arrived carefully packaged.

From the owner: Passing Time Crafting is a woman-owned small business founded by Mary in Washington, PA. Born from…read morea personal journey of resilience following a Stage 4 ovarian cancer diagnosis, the business began as a creative outlet during recovery and has grown into a source of inspiration and community. Originally focused on handcrafted wreaths, the shop now offers a curated selection of high-quality deco mesh rolls, seasonal bows, laser-engraved plaques, wreath signs, and sublimation goods. With a deep commitment to quality and creativity, Passing Time Crafting serves DIYers and fellow crafters through individual items and discounted “Crafters Bundle” offerings. Each product is handpicked or handmade with care, reflecting the founder’s enduring spirit and dedication to helping others create beauty in their own lives. Customers can shop directly through the linked Etsy store or passingtimecrafting.com.

Stopped in while waiting for a band to play at Bee'Z in the shopping center. Interior well done…read more Lots of fun crafty things. Polite staff. When I have more time in the area I will stop in again. Might be worthwhile for Christmas items in a few weeks. But for me, it is a long way away.

Their hours are not consistent at all. They constantly change and are always closed. They are only…read moreopen from 12:00 or noon till 5:00 pm while people are working. They don't have a lot of business coming in and their products are going down. They had better products and business when they were in great southern shopping center.

I love this place. A group of us went for a girls day and had a blast and I enjoyed it so much I…read morewent back a couple weeks later. The staff is so nice and welcoming. Prices are reasonable too. Honestly it's a very relaxing experience!!!!

We had such a wonderful time here. My mom and I wanted some girl time together and I've heard all…read moresorts of great things about this place. I've been wanting to get into pottery for a while and I jumped on the opportunity. We took a private lesson where it was my mom and I and the instructor. They have a room towards the back with some pottery wheels where we sat and got started. It's a very messy process! But we worked our clay until we got something half decent looking. They baked it and we came back to paint our creations once they ready. This was a really worthwhile way to spend an afternoon, and a really accessible wat to dip my toes into the pottery space. I wish I still lived in Pittsburgh in the South Hills, I would definitely be a regular at this place. Highly recommend!

Our company has taken hundreds of items to be embroidered and each one came out perfect! I highly…read morerecommend Sew Much More!

From the owner: We are your experts for custom team & spirit wear as well as all logoed apparel, promotional…read moreproducts, custom gift decorating, and Sew Much More! Local business servicing the South Hills of Pittsburgh for over 10 years!

Pittsburgh Pottery is definitely one of the best shops in Carnegie, and is a must-visit for anyone…read morewho loves Pittsburgh. In their own words, this team strives "to provide locals, expats and newcomer Burgh fans alike with unique, functional and decorative ceramics." I personally own a few things from this shop, and I also keep it in mind as a local shopping option whenever a holiday or birthday is coming up. The items produced and sold here are all fantastic. From Steeler Nation and "nebby" mugs to pierogi magnets, the things that you think of when you think of the Steel City are very likely recognized in ceramic form at Pittsburgh Pottery. Regarding the specific items they sell, I'm particularly fond of their "Worsh" soap dispenser design, which is possibly the perfect combination of practical and Pittsburgh-centric design. The mug collection here is also great, with a variety of sizes as well as a variety of patterns (some of which also come with variations in their color schemes). Bonus points: since the business moved into a bigger storefront in Carnegie in the last couple of years, browsing through their fabulous creations is even more enjoyable. The extra space to walk and admire the store makes for a very relaxing visit, and the large front windows help to illuminate the shop and highlight the gorgeous ceramics. Plus, the new storefront even includes a "sale nook" - a little side room with items that, while still beautiful, have some sort of imperfection that has earned them a discount price. So there you have it, readers: yinz better stop in here soon if you love Pittsburgh! Alternatively, if you're holding off on visiting storefronts for the time being, you can browse their website and find the perfect Steel City trinket there. However you choose to shop, the ceramics made here are all high-quality, eye-catching creations, and you won't be disappointed.

The ceramics are whimsical and delightful, beautiful and practical. We shop here for gifts and…read moresometimes for ourselves! Locally made and well designed.

Michaels is a retail-store chain that has locations across the U.S. and sells products for arts and…read morecrafts. I shopped in this specific store in Washington, PA one time. This store had a large assortment of merchandise, including art supplies (e.g., paints, brushes, canvases, and paper), clothing crafts (e.g., t-shirts and iron-on appliqués), jewelry beads, craft machines (cricut and 3D printers), storage containers, fabric and yard, children's toys, home decor (e.g., picture frames, artificial flowers, and holiday decorations), baking tools and ingredients, etcetera. Prices were typical. No employees greeted me as I walked around the store, but the cashier did speak nicely to me.

A polite manager and sales staff. Manager was so rude after I reported a very rude staff person…read morethat refused to help me. She was laughing the entire time I told her what happened. I've never been back.