I did a beginners needlepoint class with Nic on Saturday and had a blast. She was so easy to learn…read morefrom and talk to and I can't wait to come back to more classes!

Beautiful store - wonderful selection of canvases and…read morethreads. Helpful staff who are happy to guide beginners as well as seasoned needle-pointers! Love going there!

My new LYS (local yarn shop). Friendly,inviting and a lot…read moreof very beautiful yarns. Great classes and socials to meet other crafters.

Stopped in for the first time today. Lovely shop, great selection, labeled so well! Tara was so…read morehelpful and patient! Highly recommend!

I met Kim before the pandemic when she traveled around Austin hosting sewing classes in different…read morespaces. She is a fantastic teacher and super patient with kids/someone learning too sew. I had seen emails that she had opened her own shop awhile ago, and this week was my first time stopping by to see it. It is beautiful!! Beehive Craft Studio is such an enchanting boutique that feels super cozy and inviting. It's a multi-room space that is full of a fabrics, curated products, and sewing/crafting areas. The shop showcases lots of color and creativity...The quilts were amazing! Stop by to checkout some cool fabric, sewing patterns, sewing/crafting supplies, or to drop in for a class.

The fabric, patterns and notions selection is outstanding. The employees are always helpful. The…read moreclass options look fun, though I have yet to take one. Highly recommend.

I cannot believe this is my 600th review and a very meaningful one. Time flies sometimes like a…read moreshooting star...bright, beautiful and quick. Honey Bee Quilt store was my destination as I was seeking a quilt restoration location. Honey Bee Quilt store was lined with beautifully designed and sewn quilts. Interestingly, you can rent a large quilting machine in store. Someone was sewing a quilt while I was in the store. Of the quilt stores I have frequented, Honey Bee has the largest and most intricately sewn quilts. When I was small child, I remember my mother hand sewing these beautiful quilts. These were not the beautiful quilts with perfect squares, octagon or star patterns. In addition, they did not have the white filling that some quilts have nowadays. However, they were extremely warm, cozy and made with love. My mother sewed her quilts from clothing that her children no longer wore and from pieces she found in thrift stores. The inside of her quilts were clothing laid flat and tacked together. Rewinding to those times, I sat in a red Mexican wooden chair with little colorful flowers across on the back of the chair with a strong Raffia like seat. As my mother sat and sewed her quilts, I read to her, which is first how I gained a love for reading. While I grew up in a single parent household, it was filled with a tremendous amount of love and laughter. My father died as result of a work-related accident when I was 7 seven years old. I associate my mom's quilt with the love in our household and my love of her. Fast-forward to today, my one and only quilt I have from my mom has materials that are moving around. Therefore, they need to be redistributed and tacked down. This restoration effort first led me to a store on Anderson Lane and then to Honey Bee Quilt store. Unfortunately, both stores only sale sewing supplies and/or sewing machines. I met the nicest woman at Honey Bee that referred me to a Sewing Guild in Austin. So, I am extremely hopeful that one of the ladies in the Sewing Circle can help restore my mom's quilt, which has a great deal of intrinsic and sentimental value.

Part of the All Texas Quilt Shop Hop, I ventured into Honey Bee Quilt Store for the first time…read moreafter driving past it often. Tucked into a shopping strip I wasn't sure what to expect but the fabric selection was nice and it varied from my normal local quilt shop so that was fun. The staff were friendly and they were extremely busy. I really loved the selection of patterns and pattern books. Definitely plan to go back and peruse a bit more leisurely next time. Open Monday-Saturday and nowhere close to my home office, I'm limited on when I can get there, but will be worth the effort now and then.

woohoo! Okay so I love this place?! I'm visiting from way…read moreout of town & I don't have a bead store near me. A lot of the prices here are incredibly reasonable and they have a huge selection of beads, findings, tools, charms, etc.! The atmosphere of the store is very mellow, charming, and welcoming. Staff are very helpful and patient too. I'd definitely urge anyone in the ATX area to stop by and choose this place instead of Michael's or Hobby Lobby! You're getting a wide variety of high quality items and supporting a local business.

What an amazing bead an jewelry making supply store! Such a vast array of beads and friendly…read moreexperienced staff to assist. Their classes are great for those new to beads all the way to advanced creators. Great community!

I love quilting when I have the time. I moved to the area mid-2020 but hadn't managed to stop in…read morehere until today when I brought my mother-in-law along (who's visiting from California). What an excellent little shop! Much more intimate and less distracting than going to Joann's or another big box store. The little place was loaded with all sorts of great prints that I certainly haven't seen elsewhere. I quickly loaded up my hand with 14 different fat quarters, dreaming of projects that one day may or may not come into fruition. Such is the way! What I especially liked was the old school furniture tucked away in places throughout the store. I saw a couple of old Singers with their lovely polished wood, and they made excellent use of old cubbies for letter sorting. I'm a mild antique buff (rubbed off on me from my dad and his mother) and appreciate when something old finds a new home and use. The cubbies were filled with 4x6 postcards of fun quilts you could try, with the design on the glossy front and the instructions on the back. I believe these were free of charge, to help give customers inspiration. Too neat! There was an ample selection of colors as well as more exciting fabrics. Many floral designs and stately or muted tones of browns. Definitely good for finding a fabric to coordinate with but not detract from your main piece. I picked up a couple of plaids, which are always useful. There was a seasonal section (currently loaded with Christmas fabrics) that I imagine likely rotates throughout the year. There was a sale section for bolts that were running low, and cheapo $5 baggies of various fabrics that mix well. There was a section with felt and a small amount of flannel. Lots and lots and lots of bagged/boxed sets to choose from that have everything you need for a particular design (not my cup of tea-- designing my own piecing is highly satisfying to me). You'll also find other helpful items like thread, buttons, cutters, and the like. A space in the back with a large table for various lessons/classes (looked like there was one going on while we were browsing, but I didn't want to disturb them). There is a restroom available for customers as well.

They seem to have a great selection on materials and supplies for sewing. The workers were very…read morehelpful.

Quilting is great fun and a wonderful learning experience. Over the Top Quilting Studio gives you a…read moregreat creative outlet where you can learn new skills, meet wonderful people, and discover talents you may not have known you had. I never realized how much I could create with just squares, rectangles, and fabric. It's amazing how color placement can completely transform a design and make it come alive. If you enjoy puzzles or building with Legos, quilting offers that same sense of creativity, problem-solving, and satisfaction while giving you something beautiful to show for it at the end. And don't worry if you know absolutely nothing about quilting or have never touched a sewing machine. Just ask my daughters--they can tell you where we all started! If we can learn it, anyone can.

The ladies in the shop were amazing to help me square up, add batting, long-arm, and square up my…read morefirst quilt. They were so wonderful about explaining the process and then suggested I take a quilting class they offered to build on my skills. I just finished the first part of my quilting class and had a blast! The teacher, and even the other students, made the class so much fun and I learned so much. Now to finish my "homework" so I can be ready for part two. I will definitely be taking more classes and continue to enjoy Over The Top Quilting as my local studio.

This is the most quiet and relaxed my brain has been in a while…read more Fuzz Lab has a good selection of projects to choose from. I originally wanted to do a rug, but didn't have 3 hours to spare. Everyone was so kind and helpful. I love the selection of charms available to decorate the different projects. I chose to do the drip bear. You choose three colors. One color is your base. You can't take the bear home the same day, you have to come back in 4 days so it can dry fully. I enjoyed my time here. I like this location because it has better parking than the last location and you can easily grab lunch or dinner after you are finished.. Happy creating my beautiful people. Please get Google Pixel phone cases .

My crafty family had so much fun here! I have two little girls so they were in looooove with all…read morethe different trinkets and charms they could choose for their craft. I made a claw clip and my girlies did the magnets. We could spend a lot of time here and would definitely come back!