Absolutely fantastic. This location has both production and a sale area. We stopped in the other…read moreday and were lucky enough to get a tour of the production area. Truly amazing and intricate process. I'd highly recommend to both collectors or equine enthusiasts. A big thank you to Amy sharing her wealth of knowledge!

I own a beautiful horse and I wanted a model of my beloved horse. Stone Horses made an exact…read morereplica of my horse, I just love it!

Best place to get your scrapbook paper and card making supplies. This is not your typical Hobby…read moreLobby/Michaels paper store. You could be in there for hours (just ask my husband). Go and check it out!!! Worth the trip. Sue A

I have not visited the physical store. However, based on positive reviews of the physical store, I…read moreplaced an order online to be delivered to my house. In my order, I included a note in the comments section. Not only did someone reply almost immediately to my note via a friendly email, but she ensured that my order was shipped promptly and that everything was there. Thank you so much for your great selection and excellent customer service! It is so rare today in online orders to be communicating with an actual person who takes pride in the company she works for.

Fae's Cabinet is a MUST STOP! If you live in the area, get over there right now. If you're passing…read morethrough, add it to your itentiary. Do. Not. Miss. All. This Cool. Stuff. The majority of it is wonderfully crafted niche, interest, and hobby art. From wall art to earrings to beautiful statues to taxidermy and more! There's something for everyone here. They have an adorable Travis is a wonderful soul and has presented a wonderful opportunity for artists of all skill levels to sell their weird, absurdist, and wonderful work.

What a hidden gem!! I've had the pleasure of doing business with Travis from Fae's Cabinet on a few…read moreoccasions. He's so personable, professional, and just makes you feel so welcomed. I've also really enjoyed the unique, one of a kind inventory. So many cool things! If you like unique and those one time finds then Fae's Cabinet is the place for you!

Wonderfully stocked and better yet, fantastic selections for any educational teaching supplies!…read moreStaff friendly and courteous. The prices are good! Also I thought they were still in the old location, let everyone know they are now in Town & County shopping center, near Bethel College.

I love this store. Lots of toys, crafts and games for infants through school age kids. Great…read moreresource for home schoolers. I shop for my grand kids but I am also an artist and they have one of the finest selections of art supplies in this area. Super selection of Dover coloring books. I just love to visit here. The employees? Always friendly and knowledgeable.

When I first moved to Fort Wayne, I was disappointed in the home brew stores because I was spoiled…read moreby Indy stores. I went to both and looked around and it seemed like I wasn't going to get much of a selection at either. But after a conversation with both stores, I realized Brewer's art actually had pretty much everything I needed. They have a pretty large selection of grains, hops, yeast, and wine making materials. They pretty much stick to the most common of ingredients, but will special order items for you if needed. I have yet to have the need to for them to special order anything. They sell white labs yeast. No WYeast. But their selection of yeast is pretty robust. The other store only carried about 4 varieties. They also don't carry 5 star PBW, but they have a powdered alkaline wash that honestly works just as well. They also have a container refill program. when your container runs out, bring the container back in and get it refilled. I can't remember if it's slightly cheaper for the refill or not, but it cuts down on a lot of waste. They are helpful, give good advice, and will help adjust your recipe if the alpha for the hops you ordered aren't what they currently have in stock. You just need to be receptive of advice. They can get a little bogged down on the days they get deliveries or have a lot of orders, so if you're worried about how long you will have to be in the store to grab what you need, give them a call or shoot them a message on facebook. My only real issue is there is no website to go look at current inventories or a list of their ingredients. I have been told this is in the works. In the mean time, they will happily give you a print out of that months current ingredient stock. They also have a rewards card so don't forget to get that puppy stamped.

This place is just awesome! For a while I've wanted to make my own beer but didn't have any idea on…read morehow to or where to go. A friend had mentioned this place. When I went in you feel a little overwhelmed but the staff make sure you know 200% what your doing. They also tell you if you have any questions to call. My first batch of beer was a bust, but I took a bottle of it in like they asked. They told me exactly what went wrong and gave me a punch card full so I could get a percentage off to try again. They are gray here

Gorgeous selection of yarns and knitting supplies, plus a nice selection of beads. Pricey, but good…read morequality.

I love this place so much! The staff is so sweet and kind. I've come here for my birthday and a few…read moretimes before that and the staff has also been so sweet and helpful! The prices are around $15+ but it's definitely worth it for birthdays or if you want something to do that's not shopping! The process is really easy once you finish the painting you pick it up in about a week after!

Came here as a family for my wife's birthday. She and the kids had a blast picking and painting…read moretheir pieces. Make sure if you come you listen to the instructions and understand them before getting started so you don't have any issues with your art pieces. The only thing I will caution is expect to pay a decent amount per piece. I don't believe I saw a piece less than $20, but those were small and if your younger kids are anything like mine, they will want to paint tons of them, or a really big (read expensive) one.

While visiting Indiana, I like to go to fabric and quilting stores. I found this gem in Bristol…read more Pat was very friendly, showed us around her shop, and told us about the antique sewing machine collection. The shop is decorated very nicely and it was really fun to look around. The fabric selection was first rate. Be sure to stop in, you'll be glad you did.

From the owner: I sell 100% cotton fabrics from well known companies. I have classes every month that are listed on…read moremy web page at lavenderpatchquilts.com. my employees and I are ready and willing to help with all your quilting question and we do it with a smile!

World Fair is one of the great aspects of TR, instead of the rednecky, buffet eating side…read more It is completely volunteer run. All of the products are from economically depressed countries and the profits go to those communities to help pay for food and schools. For all of the products there are stories behind the artists and information about the communities. It is very World Market meets a good cause.

It's not often that you can walk out of a store and feel good about what you've purchased, beyond…read morethe temporary glow of having bought yourself something. World Fare offers you that feeling, but adds to it by letting you buy products from people who not only deserve your patronage, but who have a story that will make you feel connected to them even though they might live across the globe. I was mostly ignorant about fair trade products until I went into World Fare for the first time. We aren't often shown the ugly underbelly of capitalism, and when we buy coffee at Starbucks we aren't told the story of how the farmers who supplied the beans are paid mere pennies for their product. World Fare offers you a chance to buy quality goods and feel good about where your money is going. You aren't lining corporate pockets in this store. You're helping underprivileged artisans all over the world find value in themselves in and their work. That the store is completely volunteer run is testament to how many people believe in the work of fair trade and what it does for those involved.