Hatch and Hazel share the same space, I believe? I couldn't tell which store I was in? The prices…read moreare definitely in the higher-than-I'm used to side, but I appreciate the work is local and artists deserve a fair wage! I picked out a super soft music-themed t-shirt and socks as a gift and the person really liked it! Friendly service! She was very welcoming even when I ran in 15 mi utes before closing this most recent. I promised her I'd be quick and I was in/out in just 7 minutes!! Last time I got to check out more of the cool pottery and art. Beautiful work. Love the unique cards and decals. Perfect for housewarming gifts, birthday or Mother's/Father's Day presents.

I could have easily spent hundreds of dollars in Hazel! They have an excellent selection of…read moregreeting cards, trinkets, and local art. Such a cute shop to buy gifts or something for yourself!

One of my favorite things about traveling for work is discovering little gems I never would've…read morefound otherwise. While in Middleton, Wisconsin, I stopped into The Regal Find -- and ended up spending way more time inside than I planned (in the best way). This charming shop is filled with handmade jewelry, local art, vintage treasures, and unique gifts from over 125 U.S. artists, all tucked inside a historic building! Every corner felt thoughtfully curated, and I loved just wandering and taking it all in. If you appreciate supporting artists and finding one-of-a-kind pieces, this is absolutely the kind of place you could spend a while exploring! Such a sweet small-business stop if you're ever in the area!

Beautiful selection, wonderful local owners who have curated a lovely shopping experience.read more

Alan has a great eye for color and design. His suggestions and choices made our framed artwork…read moredisplay perfectly. We have used Woodland studios for 4 pieces over the years and will continue to come back for all our framing and display needs.

This is a wonderful studio and does beautiful work with framing. We have have had several paintings…read morereframed by them. They also have beautiful local artist works to purchase. Highly recommend taking the time to visit them.

The candle making class was short and sweet. The choice of vessels and scents were abundant. It is…read moreso nice to show up with friends and have everything neat and tidy for us to be creative and leave the mess behind. We had a great instructor with lots of patience. Great location and lots of other places to visit and see, at Garver Feed Mill.

I went into this very attractive shop that sells the jewelry of many local artists. I asked if any…read moreof the jewelry was nickel free, and she said ,"it's all nickel free! I only sell items that are nickel free. Do you honestly know of anyone who buys jewelry with nickel in it these days?" Well, yes I do. Nickel free is still the exception at larger stores and there's nowhere in her store that claims the jewelry is nickel free. I walked out quickly and will never be back.

Mary Ellen owns the store and attends to customers herself. She is a fountain of knowledge and…read moreprovides a personalized experience tailored to both the beginner and the veteran stitchery customer. I got lost in her extensive collection of patterns and materials, as well as in her own experience. I highly recommend a trip to Mount Horeb for this store alone.

I've been coming here for over 10 years for my counted cross stitch supplies. It's a mostly cross…read morestitch shop with patterns, but they have other needlework supplies like threads and beads too. Mary Ellen is the nicest person and very knowledgeable and always asks how I'm doing and what I'm working on. If you need something and she doesn't have it, she's going to find it for you.

So cute! I love vintage stores and happened to see not only 1 but 2 stores with over 1,000+ feet of…read morestuff in each! (They are in the same strip mall but there's a gym between them). Staff was very lovely and so were some of the booth owners I ran into. What a gem! Would recommend.

Update: Monona Antiques expanded this past year to TWO stores!…read more Now there is a second store expansion in the same strip mall, one space down from the original space. The second store has a new vibe with almost entirely new vendors. They have rooms, bookshelves, unique vendor displays and a big variety of vintage and antique goods from jewelry, glass, electronics, cast iron, Tupperware, Pyrex, holiday decor and more. Definitely go visit Monona Antiques and Monona II!

Phil and Vicky's shop is truly a trip into the past. They seem to have everything from a few years…read moreago all the way back to the Victorian era and its all reasonably priced. If you are looking for a neat knick knack, a new piece of furniture, or you just want to hear a little history on a cool old building, stop in to Elsing's!

This place is a trip! Friend store dog, cool stuff and great staff!!! Ohh and the building is…read morehaunted, why NOT stop and check this place out? You'll be glad you did!!!

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!