How can you beat you $2 for EVERYTHING? Fun little thrift shop. The ladies that work in here are…read morefriendly and willing to help if you need any help. I have a thing for costume jewelry and they have a lot of it. They have clothes, coats, jackets, shoes, a few books, jewelry, and odds and ends. At $2 I have not found any good designer high end pieces but it is fun just to look and see what you discover. The place is fairly small but crammed full of things and I did find quite a few items that were new with tags. Go give it a look and see what you can find!

Everything in this store is $2 or less. It all comes from estate sales and wholesale buys…read more The lady working, I'm assuming the owner, greeted me when I walked and told me about the store and items. She was excited to tell me more when I asked at checked out too. I was the only customer in the store during my visit and I appreciate that she didn't stalk me or bother me while I was shopping. The store was originally located in Beech Grove for 8 years, but the owner is from Morristown and hated driving so far, so she eventually relocated it closer to her. I'm giving 3 stars because it's one of the most disorganized thrift stores I've been in. There is next to no organization. The racks are labeled with sizes, but I always found lots of other sizes mixed in. And clothing is not separated by category. There's 3-4 racks of each size spread all throughout the store and each rack has anything from swimsuits to dresses to jackets on it. When I was greeted, she said "it's a treasure hunt". It was definitely a hunt trying to sort through the mess. The lighting is dim, there were at least two larger rooms not being used for merchandise and a large section in the middle of the main room closed off housing misc appliances. They have one fitting room that is literally a closet with a mirror. I think they would do a lot better if they organized the items better. Most people don't like digging through stuff...even for $2 items. She also said they take donations, but they've only had 5 since being at this location. Check out their FB page for new items and promotions. I received a free jewelry item for checking in on FB and was entered for a raffle drawing too.

This shop is located next to Zydeco's on Main in Mooresville. I've been wanting to check out this…read moreshop when we go to Zydeco's but we usually get here after they've closed but not tonight. The shop is adorable, and smells great, with hand-painted funiture, locally made wood decor, crafts, jewelry, clothing, signs, candles, pillows, dishware and more home decor. Something for most homes I would think. She sells a room spray, that sits on the counter, with different scents which can be used alone or you can mix them by simply spraying. I purchased two of them, Oven Baked Oatmeal Cookies and Starstruck, and have been using them together. They last quite a while and my house smells amazing without being overly strong. Check out the pictures posted to see a few of the items she has in her shop. The space is clean and very well organized with spacious isle ways. You'll find adorable home decor groupings and nice displays throughout plus several outfits on display. The clothing by Caroline's Bouquet and jewelry, Silver Dragonfly, is towards the back of the shop. The woman behind the counter, assuming the owner, was friendly and helpful. She answered questions and provided history about certain pieces we looked at. Great place! I'll make a point to visit again.

A new home decor shop opened in Mooresville that has a variety of arrangements, accessories,…read morepottery, knick knacks, and furniture. They sell oils and narrative plaques. Just a wide variety of items. The general character of the shop is rural/comfortable living. The shop is located in the shopping center where the local cinema can be found. It faces SR67, but you have to enter at the light and then drive to your right to get here. Once you drive to the storefront, there is plenty of parking. The shop has a lot of room to grow. There was space at the back, and even in the middle of the shop, there is plenty of space between the aisles. There were two people working when I entered and they greeted me even though they were still working on arrangements. If you are looking for someplace new to get ideas for your home, why not stop by! Review #2145

My first time 'burning' a hat. It was a bit intimidating at first, but once I got the hang of it I…read morecalmed down. The guidance at the beginning of the workshop could have been a bit better. Quite unstructured. I prefer concise instructions. Such as: First get your seat, then pick out your hat, then pick out your design, trace it, transfer to hat, burn it, lastly pick out embellishments. Eventually we figured it out and the instructors did come to the various tables and helped us individually with our projects. Offered help and suggestions. Greatly appreciated. Also a lot of choices were made available for hats, designs as well as embellishments. It was really hard to choose from all of it. I think my hat turned out pretty good for a first try. They also offer many other classes such as candle making, painting, knitting and so on.

We loved this experience! My mother, sister, and I made candles. There are 20+ oils to choose from…read moreto create your unique scent. I must say we were a bit intimidated by the options and inability to know what the final product would smell like. However, the experience of creating something with people you care about was worth the risk and made for lots of laughs. The shop offers a variety of other crafts and has beautiful items for sale. The owner is kind, personable, welcoming, and helpful. She amazing! I highly recommend participating in one of their workshops, there's also kid friendly and custom options.

On my first visit to the Eiteljorg, I had to check out the museum store! They had a variety of…read moreitems, some your standard gift shop goodies and others more unique designs--jewelry, clothing, pottery, and more. The price points were in line with what you'd expect from a museum shop, with some cheaper souvenirs and nicer pieces at a higher rate. They don't take cash, so make sure you have a card handy! There was a sale section as well that had some cool items at discounted rates. 30% off when I was there! I got my mini BFF a branded "survival kit"--a little magnifying glass, mirror, compass type thing--from the kids section and she loved playing with it the rest of the day! Our friends got a sheet of train stickers to take home. All in all, I think this would be a cool spot to buy gifts.

The store at Eiteljorg Museum is a very interesting place…read more There is a specific Western/Native style to most of the merchandise. They have limited Indiana and Eiteljorg specific merchandise. They sell jewelry, pottery, Pendleton, snacks, handbags, plushies and pretty much everything else you'd expect in a museum store. Prices range, some more affordable and other things are expensive native made art pieces. Staff is always a few steps away, security right outside as well. Their music selection is always nice. Sometimes smooth jazz, salsa or traditional native. They have an entire back wall of clearance items as well as some occasional freebies from staff. They offer samples of most of their skincare; lavender cream, white sage salve and sweetgrass cream. Snacks range from chocolate pretzels to chokeberry jam.

If you love to play with clay, this is a great place to do it! Kurt and Cathy have made a great…read morespace to be creative. They have lots of different glazes to use and have an extensive texture library! It has a good community of potters and is one of my favorite places. If you need some gifts for family and friends, there are also pieces available for purchase. Come check it out!

You probably know about the big hulabaloo that is INDIEana Handicraft Exchange in June - a giant…read moreindoor/outdoor shopping fair. But did you know they host a smaller version in December, which just so happens to (smartly) fall on First Friday? The one in June can be very hot and very crowded, so I preferred the wintertime version, although there were not as many vendors. The crowd favorites were still there, like Newfangled Confections, Homespun, Crimson Tate, Farizula Designs, Silver Linings Jewelry, Hoosier Proud, USI, Revival Food Co...the list goes on. Don't forget to check out vendors down in the basement and explore the open studio spaces! I love this bi-annual celebration of all things local and will put it on my calendar for 2016!

I'm not one to dilly dally in flea markets or call myself a "shopper" but boy, oh boy, do I light…read moreup when there's an event that specifically celebrates local and creative businesses. Everything from up cycled jewelry and nostalgic candy to local meads and Hoosier themed apparel. It's essentially a one stop shop for all that is quirky and cool. And because I'm always down for some tasty eats, I have to add that you'll find some of the best at the Handicraft Exchange such as Duos, Scratchtruck, LICK ice cream, New Day Meadery, Sun King and more. Parking can get on the crazy side with the Talbott Art Fair going on just up the street. Give yourself time and have fun!

We came on a rainy Saturday morning around 11:30 and this place gets a lot of business! Even so,…read morethere's plenty of tables and seating so we had no issues with finding a spot and painting for hours. When you come in it will probably take you some time to first pick an item to paint. They have a variety of options to choose from with various price points. The price includes all the materials and supplies as well as the glazing process and the excellent service you receive. They do a great job with labeling paints, having different size brushes, switching out jars of water, and checking on you throughout the process. I will say that since it's best to paint 3 hours it takes a lot longer than you would think. So come with the mindset of getting lost in the therapeutic process of painting. We took 4 hours to paint our items. We will have to come back to pick up our items. They have a sign and provide clear communication on when to expect our items back. We had such a blast. I noted they have a party room that can be reserved so this would be a fun way to celebrate a special occasion! Will definitely be back to paint some more.

This was a birthday celebration time with my little cousin and we had a great time! As you walk in…read morethere is a wall of white ceramic items from which you choose something. It ranges from $5 to $50 and many are around $20 or $30. It was interesting to see all the options! I would have liked a few $10 options but we settled on two things each as a celebration. You pay and then they set up yup with a table and brushes. They have paint labeled with colors as well and a multitude of stencils and stamps plus other gadgets that you can use for your creation. They mentioned several times that you need to paint everything three coats in order to have a vibrant color. I will say that takes much more time than one would think so definitely give yourself time to paint several layers without rushing. My only other thought was next time I would pick a bigger object for our small ones to do as opposed to the tiny hand. Painting was very frustrating for them. We were able to help, but next time e Id pick only big easily painted objects. It was a fun airy spot with lots of tables and creativity abounded! Once you are done they fire your objects and you come back later to pick them up. I would definitely go back and try something else with friends or for a date night even.

Cool local shop with all kinds of things for knitters and crotcheters. I do neither but the variety…read morein materials and colors were interesting. There were several people there knitting and socializing. We were invited to join in on the snacks if interested. Very friendly and laid back vibes.

One of my favorite places! The selection is incredible and they are so helpful. They have…read more significant amount of yarn in every variety and price range.