Was in the area and needed to get a few supplies. Every employee was extremely kind and helpful, as…read moreit was my first time buying supplies for a new hobby. They seem to have a good inventory and things were fairly priced. I parked in the garage close to fresh to order and had to pay 10.00 for 20 minutes!!! 5 less minutes and it would've been free. With that said, try your best to find some street parking, which is hopefully cheaper. Anyway, great store and I'd definitely recommend!

So rare to find stores with employees who really care and take the time and effort to help! I came…read morein on the hunt for stretcher bars for a paint by number I had done. The friendly staff helped me to evaluate the cost and options of stretching myself versus having it professionally done. Everyone I interacted with genuinely seemed to enjoy their jobs and assisting customers. Thankfully I'd parked at a friends place nearby and walked over as I do not think there is a lot for the business and I hate trying to find parking in midtown.

The employees were so incredibly kind and helpful, the selection of items was super large…read more(especially for sketchbooks and canvasses!), and the items were reasonably priced, especially for a family-owned business. I wish I lived closer so I could come here all the time! The store was so much bigger than I was expecting, too, which was really cool.

Best selection in town, great people, and a lot of options for classes! I will definitely be back…read moresoon!

This place is a sewist's paradise. There is quite literally endless amounts of fabrics and notions…read moreand you could spend hours browsing. My number one recommendation for coming here is to have a list of what you need/are looking for because you couldn't possibly just browse the shelves like you would at Joann's or Michaels. The prices are insanely low and are the reason I keep coming back for my projects despite the lengthy drive from my home. The workers are all very kind and generous, often measuring lengths of fabrics and trims more with their heart than the rulers. I have never had an unpleasant experience with fine fabrics and I visited their Norcross location many a time, as well. If you're looking to stock up on materials, make a wedding dress, or your next cosplay, Fine Fabrics would be my number one choice for fabric and notions.

Excellent service, amazing prices, and incredible selection…read more If you have ever wanted to browse an entire warehouse of fabrics... this is the place to go. My only complaint is that it can be hard to navigate the aisle due to all the merchandise, the building has an unpleasant smell, and figuring out the price can be hard. That said, once you hear what the price is, you will likely be thrilled. Also if you are interesting in making costumes? They are right down the street from Reynolds Advanced Materials making this place a winner for two stop shopping cosplayers.

Kudos to places who provide space for people to come together to do things they love like work on…read morefiber arts! I was visiting ATL for the weekend and wanted to visit some yarn stores so the Craftivist came up in my research. I saw that they host events for people to come in and work on their fiber arts a few times a week so this sold me on visiting! When I stopped in, I was greeted and there was space for me to sit down. I even got some help on my project. It was so nice to be community with people who love the fiber arts for a little while. I look forward to supporting their business since they also ship!

I recently had a private knitting lesson here…read more The instructor begin with telling me the different types of forms yarn comes in, ie. hanks, skeins and balls along with other information about knitting. After the introduction the instructor picked out a wood circular knitting needle for me. The reason for choosing the wood I was told it would help hold the yarn better for a beginner versus a metal needle. When it came time to choose the yarn I was told to make my choice from a small area. I picked a mustard yarn. The next day I received an invoice from the store because I didn't pay for the items. Silly me. I assumed because I was only allowed to pick out from a certain section that it was included with the lesson that I had paid for. Unfortunately, because the yarn I chose was quite small. It has been difficult as a beginner working with it. There have been a lot of starts and stops which I would expect but more so because of the size of the yarn. I have since learned as a beginner I should have a bulkier yarn. When I left that day, I had not gotten the hang of the cast on, or the knit stitch. Five minutes before the class was to end we had just finished casting on and that didn't leave much time for the knitting since the store was opening. Since taking the class I have been able to get the hang of the cast on and the knit stitch thanks to Sheep and Stitch on YouTube. I think the reason I didn't get the hang of it in the store was because of the teaching style. It just didn't mesh with my learning style. I would definitely recommend the classes to anyone here. Very professional staff. Because the yarn I ended up purchasing isn't good for beginners. I did call the store to see if I could exchange it, but I was told they would not accept it because it had already been wound. The staff was very nice. They were very helpful when customers came in.

This is the place to go if you need to make costumes or cast anything in resin or plastics…read more The staff is super nice and helpful. They also have a paper catalog and will let you take samples to figure out what you need. Between that and being just down the street from Fine Fabric (a warehouse full of affordable fabrics you can buy for reasonable prices) these two shops should be a favorite for anyone into costuming or cosplay. Oh and if you are GenX you will get to see what amounts a museum dedicated to all the cool things from Beetlejuice to the Terminator to a dragon busting through the wall.

This place was hella cool and the staff was really friendly and helpful! I didn't know it was a…read morespecial effects makeup store as well, but it make sense! I got some silicone rubber mold, pearl green and blue casting powder and some mold release spray!! Y'all I was so excited, I got to the store at 8:30! I for sure will be back!

My wife took painting back up after several years. We found this place on line. What a gem! It…read moredeceiving from the outside. Looks small. But they have everything my wife needed and then some. Very friendly and helpful staff as well. We come from Blairsville and it's well worth the drive. We've been back several times since. We were told they're moving in a few months to a bigger location. We're excited for them. Awesome place! *****

Just wanted to add on to my review - the teacher glazed and fired the pottery for me and it looks…read moreamazing. Thank you Art-Full Barn!

What a quaint and fabulous store we stumbled upon! My husband spotted it while we were driving and,…read moreknowing the die-hard crafter that I am, asked if I wanted to stop. At first I resisted the urge... and then I crumbled. LOL. I could stay in this store all day. It was a shared store space with The Book Bird. I love books too. The place was cozy and a crafter's delight. I knit and embroider so I was in heaven. The price of the yarn was a I expected as they are a level up from your commercial store bought yarn. I did walk away with a large embroidery hoop I've been wanting to buy and was pleased at the cost. I will definitely be back!

Part bookstore, part yarn shop, with a small vintage shop on the side…read more They don't have a lot of yarn but the stuff they have is natural fibers and often hand spun. They support crochet, Tunisian crochet, and knitting. They have classes and the person working there was friendly and knowledgeable. Prices were a bit high but reasonable given the quality of the goods offered and the fact that, as a crocheted, I felt welcome. I'm 54 and have been crocheting and knitting since childhood. This is the first time I've ever felt welcome in a local yarn store as someone who prefer crochets.

For a small slice of Etsy-ness, The Local Market (stylized as THE locAL market) is where it's at…read more You'll find jewelry, paintings, ceramics (elegant black pieces from Civil Stoneware), woodworking (gorgeous bowls made by Turner Porter), t-shirts, cards, edibles, and way more, all from makers in the Auburn area and other parts of the state. The gals working were quite nice and helpful. The Local Market offers nifty classes and other events periodically; check out their website and social media for more info. I overheard that this shop will soon be relocating to its new home inside of J&M since this building will become luxury condos (side note: what isn't becoming condos?). I didn't have any intention of buying something for myself but ended up leaving with some jewelry, oops! If you've been to The Beehive in Atlanta, The Local Market reminds me a lot of it. Definitely stop by and check out what amazing stuff local creative types have to offer.