I thought I had left a review at some point, but really just go to not only this location but the…read morefirst one, downtown, located at 2003 E Charleston Blvd; 89104. It's been locally owned since the 1950's and their inventory and services respond to us locals which is really a switch from nationally or franchised owned companies/businesses. You actually are offered what you want and need. They also have an online catalog, art classes, and picture and photo framing and more. My parents really appreciated them and made good use of their supplies since they moved to Las Vegas in the 1970's. I have known the owner since I started needing architectural and art supplies, while attending UNLV in the 2000's. They have been a constant and reliable resource for me and anyone I direct to them. Support this great business as it gives back in spades.

They do truly outstanding framing work. I've been to several places in Las Vegas, and this one is…read moreby far the best. I brought in a complex three-part piece that measured a total of 82" x 42", and they matched and framed each section with incredible precision. I honestly didn't know what to expect when I dropped it off, but CJ went above and beyond. The only thing worth mentioning is that it took a little longer than other places would have to complete. That said, it makes sense when the quality is this high. If you're looking for top-notch framing, this is the place. Just plan to give them a bit of extra time to work their magic.

went into this store yesterday. Found a lot of fun projects. They also was a lot of good summer…read moresales... the value was definitely there. The staff was friendly.. The store was well stocked with lots of options . If I had any negative, some of the floor staff did not know where things were, so I felt like I walked around the store more than twice

Always a great place to shop and get inspo for parties to throw and diy projects to do!read more

Hello Las Vegas Yelpers!…read more I do love this store! I can't help myself. I can't seem to spend less than an hour when I go. There is so much to see. I honestly don't go very often. I do go at the beginning of the school year mostly. I am changing up my class theme this year so I had a few big decisions to make, lol. So fun, though. They have so many new themes, back grounds and bulletin board boarders. Cute! Cute! Cute! When I walk in I am always immediately greeted. There is always someone there that offers to help find what you're looking for. It was helpful this time, because they moved things around. The staff are awesome! Tip#1: sign up for their rewards club and get emails or text messages. They will let you know if you have cash to spend or if you have a coupon to use. Tip#2: Use your coupons and visit the clearance and discounted sections in the way back of the store. Parking is easy. The lot is huge! This is a great store. I recommend. Check it out!

If you are an educator and you have not been to Lakeshore learning, then you are missing out…read more This store is like Candyland for teachers. Anything that a teacher needs, it's there. The store is very clean and the service people were very friendly and helpful with what I was looking for. The store is also great for homeschooling parents who are looking for specific items to teach their children.

Stopped by Blick Art Supply and ended up going down every aisle--definitely sparked a new wave of…read morecreativity. There's so much to explore, it's hard not to leave feeling inspired. The staff was super helpful and actually knowledgeable, which made a big difference when looking at different materials. I'll definitely be coming back for more supplies and new ideas.

There are tons of art supplies here, ranging from acrylic/oil paints, pencils, markers, etc…read more Everything for the casual to amateur to professional artists. But what I came here for was the Cyanotype art kit. With a trip to Mt. Charleston for comet-hunting coming up, I wanted to grab nature pieces like leaves and create Cyanotype art. Fortunately, they had Cyanotype fabric sheets, print papers, and other materials to get the exposure right. Also, look out for sales. I've seen a lot go for as high as 50% off.

Desert Art Supplies has saved me so many times. They have the broadest inventory of supplies I have…read moreever seen. From airbrush parts to scenery supplies, they have it all. And the prices are great!!! Thank you!!!

Good selection of supplies of all kinds. Closes a bit early but at least it's operating…read moreJames did his best to get me every thing I need Recommended

We have attended Clay Paper Ink's all-ages classes several times and have always had a wonderful…read moreexperience. The classes are engaging and thoughtfully designed to support a variety of ages, interests, and abilities. The teacher brings years of experience, which shows in the way each activity is explained, adapted, and supported. Every class introduces participants to different art projects, techniques, and materials, giving everyone the opportunity to explore their creativity in new ways. It is also a great environment for socializing with fellow artists, sharing ideas, and celebrating one another's creative work. The classes provide a lot of value through quality instruction, creative exploration, and a welcoming community. We always enjoy our time there and look forward to returning!

I love that Melinda is so knowledgeable and can help you with any kind of craft!! I wanted to make…read moresomething out of clay as part of the "open studio" option, and had a lot of guidance from Melinda to execute my plan. I came here for the clay and had a great time while my friend did beading. Even if you and your friends don't have the same crafting interests, you can still spend time together doing different activities.

Credit where credit is due! This review is for Steven in the framing department. Went in with a…read morerather complex framing job for two written pieces I was framing and matting in one frame. For something like this the spacing and cut outs have to be super precise and right on the money. Steven was an absolute pro and helped me pick the perfect matting as well for my project. He's very meticulous and you can tell he loves his job and wants you to be thrilled with the result. He's a real asset to Michaels and I hope they get him some help back there because it seems very busy and he's basically a one-man show. 5 stars all the way!

The Michael's x Cricut collaboration is a SCAM! Bought my first ever Cricut from this store today…read moreto use for vinyl sticker cutting. Bought the Cricut Joy 2 and a couple of rolls of smart vinyl. After using it initially I discovered it was not for me. Returned to the store 2 hours later to be told there is NO return policy once the box is open. Even Cricut themselves do not give refunds, only exchanges. So if you buy a Cricut... you're stuck with it forever! Only returnable if you purchase the extended warranty (nice that they don't tell you that). Employee told me "You can sell it in FB marketplace". Scammed for $139 to keep a machine I absolutely hate.

So many unique stamps! It was so much fun just to look through everything! I got a stamp with a…read morestrange fish with a human face. It's really nice and confirms for my kids how odd I am.

A stamp lovers dream! I appreciate the well organized selection, the alphabetized offerings of word…read moreand phrase stamps, and friendliness of the owners. This is definitely a hidden gem and worthy of a trip away from thr strip. I even found a few rogue sticker sheets, and they also had a $2 discount stamp bin. Prices ranged from $5-10 per stamp.

First of all, the store is HUGE. Very organized and clean and i'm not used to so much space and…read moreoptions. I came from hawaii & hawaii people know that the closet thing to a Hobby Lobby is Ben Franklin crafts store. Selection it's a lot and with all different seasons. Really excited for fall and xmas again. Anyways , we came here to buy graduation things for a lei to make and they were all out. It so happens that we came across the store manager Jeff, very patient and very helpful. He went to look up their inventory and kindly told us that he's awaiting a new batch that would come in wednesday which is today and he said to just call first thing in the morning and have the staff out some on hold with Jeff's request. I never called in the morning because i was too busy BUT at 5pm ish i called, they still had some in stock and they kept it for me til closing (8pm). I really appreciate the experience i had with the store manager and the two ladies in front cashier whom was also very helpful and informative with my questions about the return or exchange policy

Quick reminder because I forgot but was reminded the second I walked in: this is just the religious…read moreversion of the other craft store, Michael's. It's creepy if you're not ready for all the jesus stuff staring down at you. This place is the worst money grab of crafts stores, if you ask me. Went in June 26th, summer began June 21st. The spring stuff is on some clearance at the front doorway, there are a couple rows of Independence Day things at the front of the store, but the rest of it has been overtaken by the pumpkins, leaves and "It's fall, y'all" signs already. Kind of a shame for hobbyists because don't a lot of people have hobbies so they can relax and enjoy their time? Not speed through and leave the year behind, getting ready for fall the same week that summer began. Yuck. And if Christian values or whatever are added, their employees sure arent indicative of it as they scurry around trying to avoid customers and/ or roll their eyes and brush them off if they so happen to be caught by one. Anyways, some cute things here and there, nothing original. Mostly a bunch of stuff made in another country (you know) on display, marked up so they can put "Everything with red yellow orange tags 30 50 90% off!!"-signs in front of them. Obviously, buy what you have/ want to, but don't fall for their "buy it now or it might not be on sale later!"- game. If you shop for your home decor here, you will surely find a duplicate painting or dish or pillow at a friend's house too. Save the planet, buy secondhand! ;)

I've never seen so many different Slime! The workers are very helpful and nice. I'm not a fav of…read moreslime since my kid tends to leave it around, but I was pleasantly happy looking at some of the items. The store is set up like bath body works! Nice end caps and displays. I got a tip from one of the workers that there is a stand in Downtown Disney so we will check it out. I'm pretty sure this will be the next big thing hitting the malls in CA.

I recently visited this slime shop and overall had a really great experience. The products are high…read morequality, creative, and clearly made with care. There's a wide variety of slimes to choose from, and everything is well-presented. The atmosphere of the store is also fantastic--bright, fun, and welcoming, making it an enjoyable place to browse and shop. That said, there was one thing that stood out to me in a not-so-great way. I noticed employees cleaning the floors on their hands and knees, scrubbing manually. While I appreciate the effort to keep the store clean, it felt a bit unusual and outdated--especially in 2026 when there are more efficient and ergonomic cleaning tools available, like mops or other equipment. It also made me think about employee comfort and working conditions. I noticed this while walking by during closing time, and it still felt a bit strange to see that level of manual scrubbing instead of more standard cleaning methods. Overall, I would still recommend this shop for its awesome products and positive vibe. I just hope management considers updating their cleaning practices to something more practical and employee-friendly.