Lotsa beads...mostly Japanese seed beads, but some Czech cut beads too. Findings, stringing…read morematerials needles are also offered. Their Delica prices are very good, which is why the current selections are pretty sparse. They have a nice selection of southwestern print fabric, perhaps 30 different bolts. This is an older outpost, so you may come across some vintage crafting supplies that you might not have seen for a while. The owner is delightful. Go have a look-see!

I felt as if I had been transported to the past when I entered this store. You will see things you…read morewould not find at Michael's or Joann's. There is a separate room of seed beads and findings. A very nice selection of colors and sizes of seed beads. The store itself had macramé items, dream catcher kits, doll parts and faces, rolls of sequins and also bags full of sequins, leather cording, large wooden beads, fabric and fabric panels, ribbons, feathers, yarns, Ric rack, and more. Fun times to walk up and down the aisles. A 12% discount on your purchases. They have their own parking lot.

A hidden gem! Growing up in Mesa, now living in LA, if I…read moreknew this was here it would be my place to go for supplies and inspiration. Beautiful paintings fill the gallery and Joel, the owner, was kind enough to let me in even though they were closed. (Maybe he just didn't want me leaving fingerprints on the glass,lol) Make it a point to stop here for art supplies and if you are an art collector. I'm still dreaming about a few of the paintings in the gallery.

Good customer service. Nice selection and good books to look at. They offer classes.read more

This bead store is astronomically expensive. They carry a lot of seed beads to fill in the store…read morewhich makes it look full but all of the regular beads are at prices so high you can buy jewelry cheaper than you can buy the beads!!! Do not waste your time or money! Go to Gem world/Arizona gift center!!!

Sophie was so wonderful and looked through 3 huge bins of yarn to help me find one skein of…read moreyarn!!!! So grateful to them and their kindness today!!

I'm extremely disappointed with the customer service I received at this Michael's today…read more I placed an online balloon order for a graduation and had two phone calls yesterday with the store confirming details about my order. When I arrived today, the first employee I spoke with, Anna, immediately had an attitude and told me that the confetti balloons I purchased cost extra to fill with helium and that they hadn't filled them because they weren't sure if I wanted to pay the additional charge. I asked why that wasn't mentioned during either of the two phone calls I received yesterday, especially since I was on a time crunch today. Her response was essentially that she didn't know and that I would need to find someone else to help me because she was busy. Then the manager, Jason, was called over to assist me. One of the letter balloons in my order was a J when I needed an L. I acknowledged that there had clearly been a mistake when the order was entered.. I was not arguing about it or blaming the store. However, Jason repeatedly told me that I had entered the wrong letter. After hearing it multiple times, I finally said, "I understand, you've told me three times. Whatever needs to be done is fine." He then responded by telling me AGAIN that I would have to pay for the replacement because the J had already been inflated and the order had been entered incorrectly. Again, I had already acknowledged the mistake and had absolutely no issue paying for the correct balloon. There was no reason to repeatedly point out that I had made the mistake or speak to me as though I was refusing to take responsibility for it. Mistakes happen. I ordered the wrong letter, and I was completely willing to pay to correct it. My issue is the unnecessarily rude and condescending way the situation was handled by both the employee and the manager. A simple, "No problem, we can get you the L, but because the J has already been inflated we'll need to charge you for the replacement," would have been perfectly fine. Instead, I left feeling like I was being scolded over a balloon order when all I was trying to do was pick up graduation balloons and get where I needed to be on time. Customer service and basic kindness go a long way, especially when a customer is being cooperative and willing to correct their own mistake. This interaction was unnecessarily unpleasant from the moment I walked in. And this isn't my first negative experience at this location. Sophie was wonderful and I appreciate her kindness

This is an awesome place to buy unique art! They have a wide variety of artists here and I enjoy…read morethe friendly atmosphere. The Art Walk definitely adds a great small-town feel to a large city. My mom owns it and has been running it for over 11+ years!

Gilbert used to be my favorite but it's become too trendy/crowded. I went at the start (9am) and…read morealready it was full of people with strollers & dogs. It's such a tight area that it doesn't lend itself to a nice leisurely stroll from booth to booth. It's a shame because it used to make for a nice Saturday morning activity to bring out of town guests to. One of my favorite vendors was asked not to bring jewelry as there were so many other vendors selling jewelry. Hers is NOTHING like the others so it's ridiculous that they even told her that. Oh well, like everything else that gets too big, I'll just take my shopping elsewhere.

Barnone is a nice collection of shops all in one setting at Agritopia. After grabbing a light meal,…read morewe walked around here to check out some of the crafts that people were selling. I have been eating at nearby Joe's Farm Grill for years and have not made the time to walk over here. You can't miss Barnone because they are housed in a Quonset hut made of steel. Inside of Barnone is a salon, machinist, printmaker and other services. They had an evening artisan fair going on when I stopped in. I love seeing other people's creativity and was impressed by the products that were being showcased by many of the artists. Barnone also has a few restaurants. Fire & Brimstone, 12 West Brewing, Garage-East and Uprooted Kitchen are just some of the places to grab a bite or drink. It is really cool to see how much this area has grown and expanded over the years. I still enjoy getting a coffee at The Coffee Shop and going for a walk at Agritopia Farm. Coming over here to Barnone, having a meal and then checking out some art made for a nice evening out. I am looking forward to making future visits here.

This is such a unique addition to the Agritopia neighborhood in Gilbert. It is, quite literally, a…read morebarn. One of the best pizza places I've tried in Arizona, called Fire and Brimstone, is located inside. There is also an assortment of small shops inside with various venders, a few more restaurants, live music, and more. Very cute place!!

This store is amazing…read more They have over 65 different vendors hand making gifts, apron, signs, journals, boxes and jewelry. We saw local teams and far away sports. Copper gifts. Wooden wonders And all kinds of gifts for children. The ladies at the register showed us neat items, and told us about the other artists as well as their own wares. Must visit!

Lovely atmosphere, quality items, Very pleasant people…read more Will take our mom/grandma with us next time. She will love it.