This is the most adorable store I've ever seen! It's tucked away on the top level of the…read moreClarksburg Outlets. There are tons of art and drawing supplies, nifty pens, notebooks, D&D dice, 3-D printed toys and dice towers that can be customized, kids books, puzzles, games and more! Prices are very reasonable - the notebooks can be customized on the front also. It is so sad that the store is closing Everything inside is 20% off. The owner was so helpful when we were checking out. Lots of cute items for gifts - go check it out quickly!

Brought my toddler in for story time today and almost immediately regretted not stopping in sooner…read more The kids were read a book then got to do a little take home activity/craft. All for free! That by itself was great. They offer art, books, journals, stationery, puzzles, games, and lots of other little knickknacks. Everything is adorable! They also have 3D printers which I think is super unique for a store like this, but it fits perfectly. The figures they make and sell are gorgeous and they can make (or teach you make) custom prints. Actually, many items in the store are customizable. I also met the owner and she was SO nice. Loved it. Will absolutely be back.

The management of this store is more interested in dogmatic adherence to store policy rather than…read morethe resolution of reasonable complaints about products. I paid $96 for three packs of woodless colored pencils for their rich colors and their claim that they last longer than wood pencils. The product's claim although not stating specifically, suggests they are a more durable product than wood colored pencils. This helped to justify their cost. When my students started using them they were easily breaking compromising their long lasting claim and making them cost prohibitive. When I took them back the management said they will not issue a return because they were used. The questiion of how can they break if they aren't used was met with a reiteration of the store policy - we don't take back used items. I noted to the manager that the claim on the back of the package states that they last longer than wooden pencil. He looked at me with a straight face and stated that doesn't mean they don't break easily. And if I had asked him before buying them he would have told me that they break easily. I wondered how I was to ask a question about a problem that I didn't know existed? The customer service was so irrational and combative response that I wasn't able to believe that all the Plaza (now Blick) stores adhered to it. So I went to another Plaza store and indeed I was met with a much more understanding, reasonable and statisfactory response. The manager in this store understood the problem, agreed with it and issued me store credit. Vola! Problem solved and sanity restored Plaza, and I understand now Blick, have a strick return policy. I understand this. However, when the policy becomes dogma and reason is defied it is no fun to shop at this particular Plaza/Blick Art Supply store. I do not recommend it and will be going elsewhere for my art supplies.

I drove an hour to try to buy an open-backed frame for a show. I was really shocked to see all…read morethey had were glass-front frames. VERY disappointed and also noticed the store was tiny and shabby and I didn't even stop to look at art supplies. I wasted precious time going there.

I wanted to give this store a fair chance- I've been twice now, so my review is a combination of…read moreboth experiences. The first thing you notice when you enter the store is that everything is hodge-podged together- the "shelves" are the type of shelves you put in your basement or shed to store boxes- definitely not what you'd use for a store display. That being said, it's new and I'm sure it's expensive to open a new store, so whatever- looks aren't everything. They have a decent amount of items in the store for the size. Good quality sketch pads and pens. My major issue is the attitude of the owner. The owner of the store took every opportunity to speak poorly of the newly closed art supply store that was next door. The owner worked there for many years and opened this current store after the other store closed. When I walked in the first time, the owner was in the midst of a conversation with a customer about how "crazy" the former store owner was, etc etc. That customer left and I was the only one in the store. Since I live in the neighborhood I asked her questions about her new store- I didn't know she had any ties to the former art store in the same shopping complex, so I got to hear how awful this other owner was, how she wanted to overcharge her for everything, etc. I came in again last week to grab a sketch pad and it was the same story- I could hardly believe it. All this effort and breath wasted to put down a business that doesn't even exist anymore. I was so off-put by it, that I didn't even buy the sketchpad. As a business owner in Frederick myself, I think it's pretty easy to assume that we should all play by rule #1: do not speak ill of others when representing your business. Period. I don't know the history between the two women, but that doesn't matter to me- it's just bad business to speak poorly of others. She could have taken the opportunity to explain how she was going to do things differently, what she will carry and her hopes for the store, etc etc- instead she decided to take the low road and insult a company that is out of business and of no threat to her store. While there aren't too many places in town to purchase artist supplies from an independent dealer, I won't be shopping here again.

The service is excellent, very helpful and friendly. We have been doing business there for years…read moreand I would highly recommend.

One of the only remaining stores in Virginia for papercrafting, this shop with very limited hours…read morein tiny Clifton, Va 20 minutes from Dulles Airport is a rare gem. The owner is a lovely lady who keeps limited hours making it worth your while to schedule an outing here. She offers a number of frankly unprecedented shopper discounts and loyalty perks. The store itself is off the main street and not in a place for walkin patronage. Rather it is a little gem tucked in with seemingly a very loyal clientele. My friend and I made a special trip here and regular customers were stopping in throughout our visit. The store is full of wonderful paper products from all over the world. I purchased papers from Germany, Japan and Hungary to name a few of the lovely, artistic and unusual papers . The shop carries many current and popular brands usually available only on line. The shop also carries many items for altered art projects and paper crafting , metal dies, stamps, inks, and mixed media. There is a small well stocked classroom where classes in various techniques are generally held on alternate Saturdays. If you are a paper crafter, card maker, or altered or mixed media artist, support this shop and tell your like minded friends. This shop is well worth the drive and visit!

If I could give this place a milliom stars, I would. I would like to come here more often; however,…read moreI come here once or twice a year. The owner, Ronnie, is just the best. Inventory is great. In with the new, out with the old. The price is just amazing. Absolutely LOVE this place.

Amazing store for the experience but a bit overpriced. Customer service was great and they had…read morecustomer parking but next to their competitors I prefer Blick... or even Michaels honestly.

I visited Plaza Art for the first time yesterday. So glad I wandered in. My grandchildren love art…read more and craft projects and now I know just where to go to get them stuff. So much to choose from and a lovely, helpful staff.

Seriously the best anywhere near Baltimore!! They often have great deals and even when they don't…read moretheir prices are what you will find literally anywhere else. Such an amazing large vast selection of items and gifts. And more than anything all of the staff is beyond nice and so generous with their time. I wasnt feeling great because of over heating and they set up a chair in front of a fan and insisted on bringing me water!!! It doesn't get any better than these people and thIs store!!!!!

Artist and Craftsman Supply is a small shop, but it's well stocked with quality products at…read morereasonable prices. Fun place to explore! Parking is tricky, but well worth a visit nonetheless.

Staff were friendly and they'll even special wrap presents for you! I found all of the birthday…read moreparty decor and serving plates that I was looking for, including gift bags and wrapping paper. They also had ample gift ideas from books, games, and other odds and ends that make people happy. A great spot to find the perfect small gift to brighten someone's day.

Simple card shop with a good selection of cards ranging from funny, to cute, to sweet, to artsy…read more This is what I remember papyrus being in the past. You can always come in and leave with something that makes you happy. Staff are friendly and happy to help. The things are bit more expensive than you wish, but that's sort of the nature of a shop like this.

Small but mighty art store - great selection of materials for drawing, sketching, and painting…read moreincluding a wide variety of paints, paper, brushes, and pens. They even have paint for leather, which can be used for shoes, purses and jackets. Lots of materials for framing as well, including canvas that you can use to stretch to a customized size for your creation. Small number of supplies for fabric arts - just the basics to get started or if you're in a pinch. Prices are reasonable for the city and quality of the materials. Lots of cute gifty items up front too. Stop in here with your kids for a fun side trip when visiting Planet Word!

The selection is small and overpriced. Plan ahead and buy online for 1/2 off. This location is…read morethe worst in the chain. Very poorly run, always dirty, cluttered, poor selection. The staff is poorly trained and rude. It's awful service like this killing brick and mortar.