I looked EVERYWHERE! We tried all the Floats. ALL OF THEM. LOL…read more The "Funsickle Blue Lagoon chill out chair" I found here at Hobby Lobby is the best one we have found OuiOui. It looks super big, but once you sit in it, it actually floats you nicely on top of the water (see photo) so it's easy to get in and out of this one. It's also super durable, made really well OuiOui. I also think it's the prettiest one I have found, I love the ice blue color, and it's def the most durable. We love our pool floats. We also use them at the beach, at our Beachhouse, carry them to hotels when we travel. We are the float experts. Hahaha. LOVE our Zen super chill poolside good vibes weekends with our new Funsickle chill out chairs chilling with the 2 big heads! lol We highly recommend the blue lagoon Fun sickle chill out chair. Thanks Hobby Lobby! My new fave store! Adding you to my lists of fave stores in the St Pete/Tampa area. Have a Funsickle good vibes summer everyone! Namaste OuiOui!

Huge store; I've never been to a Hobby Lobby and was overwhelmed by the size of the store. Next…read moretime, I'll walk around to see all the different products they offer. I love the large selection of jigsaw puzzles. Arranged by number of pieces and manufacturer. Very easy to shop for these here. Prices clearly marked and seemed reasonable.

Wow. What craftsmanship. Got my two frames in 3 days! Vinny was able to stretch my cross stitch…read morecanvases and helped me with mattes and frames. They are more beautiful than I imagined. Support small local businesses. You will not be disappointed.

Thank you Vinnie for a expert job at such a reasonable price . We now are confident that this value…read moreantique is properly protected and will display beautifully in our home.. we'll keep you on our speed dial for the future needs.

We have a history with snacks from Japan, and we struck gold with Daiso in Clearwater FL!…read more This store advertises itself as a seller of Japanese household good, and we stopped in to see if they had any cute magnets we could get for a 2-year-old in the family. While we fanned out through aisles of kitchen and beauty products, useful gadgets and supplies, I went looking for snacks. I found wall refrigerators on the left near the front of the store filled with all sorts of beverages. I got a couple of canned and bottled coffee drinks, which we all agreed were nicely flavored and quite sweet. We got our favorite, Ramune: a mild tasty lemonade with a slight fizz. The bottle is unique, with a clear marble trapped in a little chamber that rattles when you drink or pour and is said to help keep the light carbonation longer. And it has a push-button top that you press in to open and to release the little ball into the bottle. I think the fun of opening it and hearing that rattle are a big part of the fun of drinking Ramune. There are several flavors, but we always get the original lemonade flavor. Nearby, I discovered a snack rack, and behind it there were at least two whole aisle-sections filled with every Asian snack and treat that I know! All flavors of Pockys! All flavors of filled Panda cookies! Crispy snacks with shrimp and fish and chicken flavors! And the candy from Japan that I look for everywhere, that is hard to find outside of Asian neighborhood stores in Chicago and NYC ... Botan Ame! It's little cubes of soft translucent rice-candy, very lightly flavored, and double-wrapped: the inner wrapper is melt-in-your-mouth rice paper! The flavor is said to be lemon, but only very mildly lemon orange (imitating pomelo fruit), very mildly creamy, very mildly rice-y. There are several flavors available, including strawberry or pomelo, but I've always gotten the original. It's gently chewy, originally meant to imitate the softness of caramel-candy, or you can try to wait and let the candy dissolve after the rice paper is gone, though i've never heard of anyone who waits that long before biting in :-). The closest candy texture that i know of is fresh soft Turkish delight. And similarly, Botan Rice Candy gets tougher if you leave it on the shelf a long time. I suppose it dehydrates a little. I read it was invented in 1924. Long ago we only saw the same candy called Tomoe Ame, and the brightly colorful red and green or red and blue box looked almost the same. Each box used to come with a little plastic or metal toy, but eventually that changed to temporary tattoos of cute cartoon characters. Nowadays I've seen Tomoe Ame in large bags, too, online. I was happily lost in the candy, snacks, and beverages, and have no idea what everyone else bought. I'm pretty sure we did come home with some stickers and magnets and maybe some little toys. I myself found my new source for good old rice candy! To (mis)quote Shakespeare, What's in a name? That which I call Tomoe Ame, by any other word would taste as (slightly) sweet :-)

Omg what a shop!! I wish I never discovered it because I could get lost in there, looking at it…read moreall. It's no bigger than your average cvs or Walgreens but man oh man, what they offer! So cool!

My friends and I had such a great experience taking a class here. The instructor was kind and…read morepatient. There's plenty of molds and decorative items to choose from to jazz up your pottery. We paid $75 for a two hour block where we were able to spin our clay with instructions, decorate and paint. They also have open studio for $25 and you can come in and spin your clay and decorate on your own without instruction. You can pick up your creation in about 3 weeks. I can't wait to see how everything looks!

The pottery place was so much fun! Went for our Anniversary we had the best time getting our hands…read moremessy and creating together for our anniversary. The staff was so patient and helpful, guiding us through every step with big smiles. The studio was bright, and full of creative energy, making it a truly memorable experience.

So much fun! Can't wait to do it again. Our instructor Tina was fantastic, helped me when I needed…read moreit but also let us do our thing creatively - highly recommend!

Tina was our instructor.. she was patient and kind and really gave wonderful…read moreInstruction on how to work the wheel. She assisted us with our clay and creates the environment where you feel Like an artist. This is such a fun experience to get your hands involved in creating something. And there are artists that rent space that are so talented! It's easy to find inspiration! Loved my experience here.. definitely recommend and it would be great fun to take a group.

This is a great place for a mommy daughter date, a bestie craft day, or just a peaceful crafting…read moretime. I actually had a work team building here and everyone LOVED it... so much so that they all want to go back. The staff is super friendly, they explain everything, they have a great selection of pottery to paint, and their prices are very fair. They give you all the tools you need to make a beautiful piece. It takes one week to glaze and have your item ready for pickup. Parking is a little iffy only because this is a busy parking lot packed with other businesses.

I went to Art from the Heart years ago when it was located in Downtown Dunedin and had a great…read moretime. The new location is even better because there is more room. Over the past couple months, my family and I have been multiple times and we always have a great time due to the great service and atmosphere. The service fee is reasonable and the staff is very welcoming and accommodating. I'm currently making a set of plates and will definitely be going back soon!

I went to this shop for the first time when my trusted 40 year old Singer broke down. Although it…read moreturned out to be un-fixable, I was able to buy a used Singer (newer model) with manual for the price I would have expected to pay for repairing my old machine. The staff is courteous, helpful, observant of masking, and customer service oriented. I highly recommend this business.

From the owner: Jacksew is a prime distributor of industrial sewing machines and parts. We have a huge warehouse…read morefull of sewing machines in Clearwater, Florida. Jacksew also offers sewing machine repair services to local customers in Tampa Bay, Florida. We are prime authorized distributors of Juki, Consew, Jack, Valsew, Highlead, US-Blindstitch, Union Special, Merrow, Pegasus, Brother, Pfaff, Durkopp Adler, Zoje, Singer, Chandler, Yamata, Seiko, Siruba, Kansai Special, Reece, Speedway, Universal, and many more high end industrial sewing machine brands.