Thrilled there IS an art supply store in downtown, so let's start there. Presumably, they get a lot…read moreof business from artists in the Stutz, since that's where they are. It's a petite shop, so, no surprise, they have a limited number of things available. I needed some last minute supplies for a class and didn't find everything I needed, but some. It was worth going, though since I'd rather support a local art supply shop. A quick list of things I know they had: colored pens, pencils, inks, sketch pads/ papers, water colors, gesso, all sizes of mechanical pencil refills, markers and more. They also have a loyalty rewards program.

A LOCALLY OWNED art supplies store in downtown Indy, Griffy's has a wide range of art materials for…read moredifferent mediums. The store is small, but professionals and hobbyists will still likely find what they need to either start or complete their masterpieces. They even have art gift sets for the creators in your life. You can browse the store in-person or shop online and get items shipped or pick up in store.

I drove all the way from Indy because it says on Yelp and Maps your open please update your…read morebusiness hours to show you're closed! Looking forward to visit again when your really open :)

Small art supplies store with a modest selection of artist supplies. They didn't have what I was…read moreafter but I was looking for more craft items. Just thought I'd give them a shot. They just moved across the street and down the alley.

If you are a pottery lover like me then this is place will make you feel like a kid in a candy…read morestore. They have wheels, tools, glazes, pre made ceramic pieces for relatively cheap and they offer studio time Tuesdays from 4-7pm for $15 to use the tools and glazes and offer free firing for items made during the session. I went in just to check it out and I purchased a few pieces to take home but I cant wait to take my daughter for a fun after school activity as it starts getting colder out doors.

Lots of great options. Good help - answers questions of a newbie! It's a dangerous place as they…read morehave lots of cool tools and glazes and more.

My four year old and I had a blast here eventful picking out his fifth birthday present. I gave him…read more$20 and let him pick something out. Good news is, this spot has a variety of price points and nearly everything is educational in some way, shape or form. I felt like we couldn't go wrong here. It was also so nostalgic to explore all the items and recall early elementary years- science kits, phonics, outdoor play, learning books, you name it. This store packs a punch. I also appreciated how clean and organized everything was. We ended up with a mini robot kit and a drill set. Can't wait for our next visit!

Very interested in coming back. I was not let down by my online research on this store. There was a…read morevery large selection of educational tools and/or educational toys. We are very excited to come back for more visits. The staff member that helped us (wish I could remember her name) was super helpful and patient as she walked us through some of the sections.

Cute shop! Love the simplicity of the things you can get to the extreme depth of detail you can get…read morefor the craft.

I recently visited this establishment and was absolutely impressed by the outstanding service and,…read moreexceptional selection of materials. The owners went above and beyond to ensure I found exactly what I needed, offering me guidance and assistance every step of the way. The range of materials was both extensive and of high quality, making it easy to find the perfect items for my project. I HIGHLY recommend for crafters looking for RICE PAPER, DECOUPAGE PAPER , and much more! I felt like a kid in a candy shop! Top-notch service and a great selection!

Cute store in an equally cute little downtown. Products are current, and they had some stamps over…read morenever seen before. My only complaint is that so much stuff is on the floor. I'm too old to get down there. Lol

**NOTE: address in Yelp has not been updated since their move. Now located at 150 Old School Way,…read morewhich is at the corner of Old School Way and Pittman House Way (it's a bit off the beaten path and the street address came up wrong on both my GPS, car nav system, and smartphone - the shop was actually two blocks away from where they mapped). Shop is chock full of hard to find crafting supplies. While their focus is on scrapbooking and card making (paper, embellishments, loads of stamps, stickers, etc.), they have a fair variety of inks, glues, color pens, and even some media products that can be used in a variety of craft or art projects, not necessarily paper-related. Products are definitely unique compared to what you find at chain craft stores - even some papers specifically printed with local pictures and graphics are available. Everything has samples to view, both so you can get a notion of how products finish and get project ideas. Apparently, they also offer classes.

This is by far my favorite gift shop located in Westfield. I really enjoy the selection of…read moreofferings inside of this gorgeous space with a range of crystals, jewelry, incense, candles, greeting cards, coloring books, planners, journals, kitchen towels, books, painting and art projects, book markers, etc... Angela the owner, who also owns Root 31, has done it again with this location! I am so grateful to have this shop in my backyard. Every time someone comes to visit I make sure to bring them into the shop. It's quite magical!

I just met Angela, the owner of Remedy. Her business has been on Jersey St in Westfield (near the…read morenew Grand Junction Park!) for just about a year. Remedy is a beautiful and curated space to buy gifts. It features local artists and products from American made companies. Soaps. Cards. Crystals. Teas. Stickers. Candles. Fun fact, they also own Root31 the plant store on Park Street. Their backyards back up to one another. They use space at Remedy for their plant store events. The large room at Remedy also hosts events with local artists from yoga to jewelry making. Remedy is a must to check out for your holiday and birthday shopping! Or if you're waiting on a dinner reservation on Park St.

It's such a beautiful place to shop. They have a large variety of items created by local artisans…read more If you are looking to learn a new craft, they offer a variety of classes in painting, paper crafts, crochet and knitting, fabric arts, and more.

From the owner: Antique Items, Art Classes, Art Products, Artisan Products, Craft Products, Decor, DIY Skill…read moreBuilding Workshops, Fashion, Freeze Dried Candies, Groups, Handcrafted Consignment Items For Children and Babies, Homemade Chex Mix, Individuals, Locally Handcrafted Gifts, Locally Handcrafted Home Decor, Refurbished Items, Vintage Items Products Antiques, Balms, Candles, Candy, Children’s Gifts, Collectibles, Diversified Manufactured Cutouts, Diversified Paintable Surfaces, Diversified Quilt Boards, Diversified Wood, Dixie Bell Silk All In One Paint, Dixie Bell Brushes, Services: Acrylics, Artisan And Seasonal Crafts And Décor, Canvas Work, Casting Moulds And Moldings, Crochet, Family Events, Furniture Painting, Knitting, Large Group Craft Events, Mixed Media, One-On-One Tutoring And Instruction Are Available, Brands: Dixie Belle, Magnolia Design Co, Re-Design with Prima, Zibra Paint Brushes, Retique It, Diversified Woodworking, KC Woodworking Locations Facts: Located on 135 and Fairview Road in the Kroger Shopping Center facing Fairview Business Description: Welcome to Crafts & Creations! We are a fun local DIY artisan and craft store offering the products your creativity needs, the skill-building classes to take your art and your projects to the next level, and a fabulous consignment shop to buy beautiful locally handcrafted gifts, fashion, and decor along with vintage and refurbished items and decor! Certifications: Dixie Belle Elite Retailer

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!

Drove 50 miles to shop there on a Saturday between their listed hours of 10-2. Arrived just…read morebefore noon to find they were closed. Very disappointed. Went next door and heard someone else that was trying to buy a gift for someone on Sunday only to find they were closed. By other reviews on other sites it looks to be a common thing. And small businesses wonder why people shop online.

From the owner: Family-owned and operated.read more