First time here and I would definitely be back!…read more The ladies Toni & Casey were awesome and attentive. There is a piece of pottery to pick for any price range. It took about a week and a half for my items to be available for pickup.

Because the employee was disorganized, we didn't start our glass pieces for half an hour into our…read moresession. She did not give clear instructions. She over 'cooked' the pieces and my two are blobs of color. And the place reeked of cat pee!!

I went in here to pass time while my son and boyfriend got their hair cut next door. The gentleman…read morethat works here was very friendly and helpful. The merchandise is nice and priced well. I bought some Christmas gifts and my family loved them.Will definitely return in the future for more gifts:)

Great finds and you can always find great sale items. Would like to see more cashiers at busy times.read more

I'm sure that I am going to upset quite a few people but I really can't stand this place. I do…read morehowever love the fact that they have so many cool things that you can go and buy but in my case I went to buy painting canvases. Now you would think that the sales they have and the coupons would make this the most desirable place to buy canvases but when I got them home and I put them on the wall they were all bowed and just had terribly crafted. As a working artist, craftsmanship is very much a part of what makes the work desirable and the canvas is often the foundation. Imagine building a house on the terrible foundation! I guess I should've really paid more attention to the name "hobby" I should only be mad at myself because this is definitely not a hobby and this purchase set me back quite a bit. Not so humbly submitted, Michael C.

My manager booked a private room for us as an end of year engagement. What a fun time decorating…read moreour ceramics. You walk in and get to pick out your pot. Whether it be a figurine, plate, pot, vase, bowl, etc. pricing ranges from size of the product. There are different paints you can choose from. You have to do three coatings, and at the end they will glaze your product and you pick it up in two weeks. There is a service fee for the paints. My only con was they were sold out of a lot of products so there weren't a lot to choose from their selection. I picked out a pot for my plants. Overall it was a great experience and would recommend this to those who want to do something different. Plus it's therapeutic. Me and my friends had fun.

Went on a Valentine's Date here with my husband! Staff was very friendly! Definitely will come…read moreagain!

This place is an amazing collection of people and goods. You'll meet helpful problem solvers and…read morefellow crafters who often show interest in others' projects, and you may be overwhelmed with the sheer volume of art supplies that have been crammed into the small store. We always find a few gems we didn't know we needed. My favorite purchase so far has been a very high quality pair of sewing sheers for just a few bucks, and my most surprising find has been a set of paper-making screens. I also treasure a roll of cheesy wrapping paper, which I took home for free.

Oh my gosh, in my happy place!! This is an artist/crafter's dream. The trick is to try to see it…read moreall in 30 minutes, as customers are limited right now due to Covid. This was worth the drive from Louisville! Happy Happy Joy Joy!

It was a great way to kick off the holiday season. I love that there was an outdoor craft show at…read moreWashington Park at the same time, so I got a "two-fer." I shopped there for the traditional arts and crafts gifts, then went into the side door of Music Hall (yes, at you're looking at it, the fair can only be accessed through the left-hand side door of music hall) for unique artist-made crafts. I didn't buy much -- just a silk-screened t-shirt and some tasty Jalapeno jelly -- it was the perusing itself, and talking directly to the artists that was the joy of the season. And I had some great, animated conversations with the artists themselves, who were helpful and excited to talk about their work. Yes, these are hand-made specialty items, so the price was high. But it is going directly to the artists, so it is worth it.

My first time attending the Crafty Supermarket, and it did not dissapoint. The space is beautiful…read moreand uplifting - warm, inviting, roomy, and festive. The booths were very high-end, offering great design and well-made products. Eli's BBQ was there, along with a bar, coffee stand, and gelto. It wasn't very crowded when we went, so take that for what it is. YMMV. Be prepared to spend some serious cash, also. I didn't buy many things, but the bill was high. I like supporting artists and designers, so I don't mind, but it certainly isn't a budget shopping experience.

You know how you can just tell when someone has found their niche? You can tell by the way that…read morethey think through the fine details of their work and the care they take with offering it to others. They bring a passion with them to the expertise they offer you. That's what it's like to step into Ms Audrey's Emporium. The entrance is filled with art projects that invite you to explore within yourself- What do you wish to create? What crafting skill have you been meaning to pick up or grow? What part of you haven't you had a chance to express yet? And then Ms Audrey will ask you what you're interested in making, so she can help you bring it from idea to life! My artistic, seven-year-old daughter and I came to Louisville for spring break and enjoyed spending more than two days with Ms Audrey. We had stopped at the Speed Art Museum on our way into the city. Pro tip: The speed is free on Sundays. My daughter was inspired by some community artwork with mixed media on canvas. We showed a picture of the inspiration to Ms Audrey. She had the perfect materials and know-how to help us create our own masterpiece, inspired by the art we saw at the museum. My daughter did not want to do anything else in the city besides make art with Ms Audrey- we even skipped the children's museum. We learned different techniques for using the materials and I'll definitely be incorporating them as we continue to create at home. Ms Audrey helps you not only bring beauty into the world, but she makes learning a new craft accessible step by step. Her process helps you create while expanding your crafting skills along the way. She offers such a unique experience. As someone who continually strives to bring analog experiences to the younger generations, I fully approve and value the service she brings to the community. Her prices are absolutely affordable for the value and materials she has to offer. If you're considering starting a crafting hobby or working on a specific craft project, go see Ms Audrey.

We just had the most fantastic date night here! And with the help of Ms Audrey we made these two…read morecutie marionettes that we just love. Theres so much to choose from, literally anything you can think of! Audrey is willing to share advice and teach you new skills you didnt even know you could learn! She's so sweet, like the auntie we aspire to be. We cant wait to come back to pick Audreys brain for more unique projects

A hidden gem we were told we needed to visit. (while in Madison) so we did…read more Store is larger than it looks from the outside. It is jam packed with lots of fabric, some on bolts but the rest is off bolt, folded for you to peruse (ie dig) through. They also offer quilting services for your finished quilts. Fabrics are all $5 a yard w/1 yd minimum. Worth a visit if you like fabric.

Took my Mom's 50 year old pieced quilt top in to have it finished. Needed batting, backing,…read morequilting stitches and edge. Got it back in 2 days. Looks great. Would definitely suggest them to anyone!

If I could rate my experience a 0/5 I would…read more I passed by this store on a run and thought it looked cool so I decided to check it out. I browsed some neat looking skeins of yarn (I did think the price of $15 for enough sock yarn to knit a single adult sock was kinda steep, but the yarn was really pretty and I was in the mindset to spend money) before I noticed a clear cupboard with knitted items and accessories with tags. Since I noticed some were tagged I thought they were all for sale. I opened the doors and started looking through stuff. There was a cool scarf I was hoping to purchase which wasn't tagged, but I didn't realize that initially. I was then approached by two staff members who asked "if they could help me." I asked if anything in the case was for sale. I noticed that they were tense and that the vibes were kind of off, so I said that if they needed me to stop looking through the case I'd step away. They informed me nothing there was for sale and I said okay and stepped away. They told me that there would be items for sale later at a separate event, but I really didn't appreciate the experience as it was. Getting the feeling this place only welcomes a certain type of person and it wasn't me. Which was a bummer, because I was super ready to drop some money. This shop will probably do just fine without my cash but jeez. I don't mind that a shop has rules, but I do think they really could have made a better effort to interact with new customers and make a clearer distinction on which items were for sale and which weren't when I stepped in. The situation could have 100% been avoided and they could have provided a better experience. (Also, if knitted items aren't for sale, why is like 1/4 of the store's displayed items knitted pieces with tags? Super confusing for someone who's been there for the first time, and it's not encouraging to have my first conversation with staff be "those aren't for sale, come back on a weekend." )

Excellent brioche class!! Thank you so much for teaching me how to read my stitches and how the…read morerows build upon each other. I don't have to be a slave to reading the pattern since I now understand how brioche is built. I am now moving onto a sweater I've wanted to knit for years. Highly recommend the class if you offer it again.