Went here today to see what this place had. The staff was very helpful and outgoing. I just got a…read morepaint by number. My husband got a RC car. It was easy to find what you are looking for. They had a huge selection from puzzles, games, arts and crafts. The prices were reasonable.

Do yourself a favor. Stick to your online factory orders or start doing so…read more Staff clearing doesn't want your business and I have walked out for the last time empty handed due to being ignored. 2 days later I have received my Tmaxx Ultimate straight from the factory..

Really like this new Kenwood location. While the display area does not seem that much bigger they…read morenow have demo and class room space in the back. The place is well laid out and everything is easy to find. They have a broad range of products for the professional and hobbyist. They are extremely helpful and will try to find and order something if they don't have it in stock. Parking is a breeze and I like that it's right near 1/2 price books.

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What an amazing store and mission! They have a wide variety of artwork to buy: glasswork,…read morepaintings, pottery available in a variety of products from dishes to bird houses to magnets and everything in between. Each piece has the name of the artist who created it. What I love is each piece is incredibly unique and there is a variety of items to purchase in store. You can tell the artist put a lot of thought and passion in their work. InsideOut is awesome, check them out!

Very nice little shop. The offerings were varied and whimsical. It has a work space in the back…read morethat is viewable from one side of the store. The employee was very attentive and helpful answering questions. The artists make 50% of the profit when their items are purchased, which is wonderful.

I'm not an expert on beads or beaded jewelry, but if you are looking for a great bead shop then…read morelook no further than...THE Bead Shop. The Bead Shop has been in business for about 20 years, 18 of which have been spent at its present Camargo Road location in Madeira. There are just endless possibilities for beads and jewelry, or so people say (heck if I'd know). I went in the other day with my mother and she was almost overwhelmed with those "possibilities," as any beginning "beader" might be, but if you have more experience with beads you'd probably be more excited than overwhelmed. If you are looking to make jewelry--because I guess that's what girls like to do--then The Bead Shop has all you can want and more. As far as beads go, The Bead Shop has pearls, glass beads, silver, crystal, and stones. They come in strands of 16 beads, although for a while I thought they were necklaces. The Bead Shop has "everything you need to assemble your creations," from earrings to clasps to hemp cord, and even many beading books and magazines. Another cool thing I saw on the walls was Indonesian masks that are meant to be hung on the wall. I saw two different styles of "Comedy and Tragedy," as well as a rabbit and a human "Whisper" face. The masks generally sell for between $30 and $90 (perhaps the $90 was because of the two, Comedy and Tragedy together), but they were marked down 50-percent. Overall, The Bead Shop is a very neat store and they are also very friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable.

One of the few bead shops left in our area--and one of the best. Chris is always helpful and is one…read moreof the most creative bead talents around.

I stopped by here looking for wall decors for my office, this store has a lot of selections…read more However, majority of the items on the floor is more on farmhouse theme. Prices seemed to be appropriate and it has a sale section where you can find good deals all the time. The lady seemed helpful, polite and friendly- asking me if I need help, and if I'm looking for anything specific. I did not find what I'm looking for, but I always come here to have fresh ideas and to check the clearance.

This is my go-to place for home decor and even gifts for friends. I love just walking thru the…read morestore checking out what's new or on sale. There are always great finds! I've ordered online and done the store pickup as well which was really handy during Covid. They have things there that I don't see repeated in other shops so I like knowing it's a bit unusual. The staff are generally pretty helpful and friendly, which makes shopping there a bit nicer.

The owner is a master knitter and her shop has only quality yarns. She is helpful and patient and…read moremakes the most beautiful things. And her father was named Hank.

As I was sitting this morning knitting, I got to thinking about how far I've come. I've been…read moreknitting for about 25 years and crocheting since I was 11 years old--my sister-in-law taught me how to crochet. For years, I stuck with the basics--blankets, scarves, and simple patterns. I would look at all the beautiful sweaters, socks, and tops, read through the patterns, and then skip right over them if I saw stitches like intarsia, short rows, or knit one below. Then it hit me--if you don't jump in and try new techniques, you're never going to make those beautiful things. I realized I was limiting myself by being afraid of what I didn't know. So I decided to go for it. I signed up for the sweater and sock class at Hank's, learning two new things at the same time--yep, I was like, "let's do this!" The support there has been amazing. The staff and other knitters are so encouraging. Even when I made the same mistake ten times, no one ever got frustrated--they were always there to help. And guess what... I DID IT! I made a hoodie for my son, and he loved it. Seeing how happy he was made me so proud--and now I need to make one for my other son! And if I need help, I know they'll be there with open arms. I have grown so much in my knitting because of the encouragement from Hank's staff and the community there. I've also made so many knitting friends through their events--especially Fiber Night, which they hold the last Friday of every month. It's so much fun, along with their trunk shows and just spending time in the shop knitting and talking. It means so much to have a place where you can go, be yourself, and be surrounded by people who love the same craft you do. The support and welcoming atmosphere at my local yarn store truly make all the difference. So if you're like me--skipping over beautiful patterns because of one "dreaded" stitch you think you can't do--jump. Take that next step. YOU CAN DO IT! And if I happen to be in the store when you're there, I promise I'll be your biggest cheerleader

i went with my partner soon after the store opened. it generally has a cozy demeanor, but holy…read moremackerel does everything else not reflect that! the prices are obscene, im talking $20 for a small container of sewing pins, and she was charging $6 for a single spool of thread. my partner had asked her if she sold any stretch fabrics, and she was really condescending and passive-agressive about the fact that no, honey, we're a quilt shop :) we dont sell that here :)). the same thing happened when i asked if she had any hand-sewing needles, which she said that she doesnt! because she doesnt want to compete with the needlework shop next door :). we wont be coming back. we suspect that a reason why she was so cruel is because we were visibly queer + alt, aswell. 0/10

Bought my Janome from Sew-Ezy back in 2014. Took some classes cause the learning curve from a 1975…read moreSinger to the MC11se is quite steep. Staff is very helpful. Pam the owner is very knowledgeable - her classes are worth taking. Selection of fabrics is remarkable and high quality. I moved to Texas a few years ago and have not found a quilt/embroidery/Janome dealer to match. I miss Sew-Ezy!

Since the new owners took over this location and combined it with the Fields-Ertel store, there is…read morenothing to wrap presents with at Hallmark. I constantly have to order wrapping paper, bows, and gift bags online. Now the store is full of knickknacks that collect dust in people's homes. Sometimes it feels like I have stepped back into an 80s country craft show. The employees are always a joy, but we miss seeing the familiar faces that left. For some reason, I thought a Hallmark store should have gift wrapping paraphernalia. What happened?

I think Ann's Hallmark is a roughly standard Hallmark. The cards used to be in a logical, clear…read moreorder however they've reorganized things a handful of times in the past months and so now it always takes me a while to find things. The employees are never really that nice/cheerful but on the other hand I can't blame them - the holiday music starting four months ahead of time wouldn't make me too happy either. But, let's look on the bright side. They have a good selection of all types of cards, the store is always clean and the staff, while not always happy, are at least never angry or unhelpful.