Love love love this adorable store! The owners are a delight Alisson's original art work is…read morebeautiful and there are lots of cute things in the store that she and her mom have curated. I've gotten some gifts there as well as some things for myself. Home decor, art supplies, stationary, planters, greeting cards, and stickers. Make sure to stop in if you are on Monroe Street or in the area.

My friends and I took the trip from Milwaukee to check out Little Pop Color Shop during their…read moreofficial grand opening and it was well worth the trip. Truly everywhere you look there is something wonderful and unique. Party supplies, home goods, gifts, cards, candies, beauty and self care items and lots more. Throughout the day of their grand opening celebration they had a craft event, hot chocolate bar, and wine tasting. We stopped by for the wine tasting and also entered a raffle. The staff were so friendly and helpful. They had some really cool balloon displays throughout the store and have plans for more in-store options and ways to help you have them at your own party. Let's make this shop so successful that they open a Milwaukee location! ;) In the meantime, I can order from their website.

Cutest little gift shop with the best selection of presents for kids and adults. Everything is…read moreperfection.

Cute indoor activity! I loved the glazes and the pottery options, but the service needed a little…read morework. Went here on a Saturday afternoon, and I was told it was an hour to hour and a half wait. That was fine with me. I spent an hour in the area and then I called to ask how much more time is left (not to be impatient, but to see what things I could do while waiting) and I was told it would be another 45 minutes. I started doing something else, and 10 minutes later, I was told it was my turn... that was really unfortunate. When I got there, the staff was super nice and helpful! However, I noticed that I wasn't given all the info other customers were getting. They were told about things like the tools to make textures and what not, but I didn't hear about it until halfway through I was done glazing. I wish there better communication. A great spot though for a calming indoor activity.

Super sweet staff that explained everything to us as it was our first time. Come in early on the…read moreweekend or expect a decent wait. My boyfriend and I had a great time! Definitely want to come back to try making pottery

One-One Thousand is a new start-up centered around a community for makers of handmade craft's and…read moregoods. The shop/space in Madison houses about 10 or so artisans who work tirelessly honing their skills. One One Thousand offers various classes to the public where these artisans teach others their craft. From quilting to wood carving there is a class that could interest just about anyone. These creative workshops are the center of what One One Thousand is all about. The concept of such self motivated craftsmanship is a rarity these days. In a world of big box stores ruling the world, or at least America, getting back to the roots of doing it yourself is a breathe of fresh air. The space is big and bright and there is so much to look at around every corner. All the goods are displayed and available for purchase in the space as well. The variety of merchandise One One Thousand has to offer is phenomenal and the quality of craftsmanship is second to none. Whenever we are in Madison it's a must to stop by and see what's going on there.

I just went to their new location on Monroe Street. What a fun store. I liked the combination of…read morecandles, knitting, paper goods, and much more. I will definitely visit again!

Great appreciation goes out to Artist &Supply for a wonderful variety of sketch books, oil, water…read morecolors, paints, canvas, gilding with gold leaf, oil pastels or cray-pas, arches paper, brushes and so much more that I am not able to readily get in my area in Waukesha Wisconsin. Magic rub and kneaded erasers can also be found here. It is worth the 60 mile drive from Waukesha to get my supplies from last but not least the wonderful and knowledgeable individuals that take care of the customers. Thank you, Cheryl

Cool place down in the basement with a very nice and large selection of all types of art supplies…read more Was a little bit difficult to find because their sign isn't very visible and the double doors to the place are kinda tucked in. You walk in and it's downstairs in the basement of the whole building. So it's a pretty large space. I wish they had a bigger selection of coloring books but I guess it's more a place for actual artists and not so much amateurs that want to practice staying in the lines.

Very crowded inside. It's a mish mash of crafts, but the emphasis does seem to be on cross stitch…read more Patterns are not easy to browse as most are in baskets and you have to thumb through individually. No one seemed willing to help find a specific pattern except to say "over there" Need to ask for help with fabric instead of just browsing. We left without buying because it was just too much Hassel to get all of the components for a project.

I was disappointed at the lack of response vis-a-vis a return phone call after I inquired about…read morediscontinued stock. I wound up going online and finding the materials myself.

Paper Source consistently delivers very creative and fun cards for any special occasion. The card…read moreselection is very good with cards ranging from celebrating birthdays to lifetime milestones. I do enjoy the attention to detail that is shown with each card. The paper source store on hilldale is very clean and well-organized. The price is a bit on the higher side ($6-$10), but the uniqueness and attention to detail make it worth in my opinion. Overall, would recommend for anyone who is looking to get a card for a special person.

I visited the Paper Source to find some gifts and pick up some wrapping paper. I usually am greeted…read morewarmly by the staff, but today there was an older, grey haired clerk who was terribly rude. I was perusing the beautiful papers displayed on one wall and was trying to decide on which one I wanted. I'd pulled out several to get a full view, and then the crabby clerk came over and started restocking the pieces I had out. She was so rude and never asked me if I needed help-just seemed to be mad that I'd pulled the sheets of paper out enough to see the patterns. When I said I was going to choose one of them, she barely responded and just kept fussing with the display. Not a great way to welcome customers to look through their display. Thankfully the person who rang up my purchases was lovely.