Found some really neat things here!! If you're ever looking for a button you can't seem to match to…read moreyour broken cardigan, this place is where you'd find it!!! And free stuff for teachers!!

Best way to describe this place is a thrift store for crafting. Discovered this place while looking…read morefor somewhere to buy yarn near downtown, and we were surprised by the variety of items on sale and the pricing. You can find almost anything in here: yarn, fabric, kids books, cookbooks, misc cards, seashells, school supplies, cds, stickers, ink pads, and a lot more. It's organized in sections but it's a lot to take in. Most things were sold by weight or number of items which was very affordable. Most expensive thing was the yarn which was $12/pound, but everything else we bought was less than $2 each. If you took the time, you could find some steals. I got a brand new jacket for my dog for $1. I'll definitely be coming back here.

What a great little store in Montrose!…read more I was looking for some souvenirs to bring home for my kids while in town on business and I found this place on Yelp and I am glad I did. They have a wonderful assortment of unique and well curated gift items including jewelry, cards, tote bags, art, candles, clothing and chachkies. The very friendly salesperson was happy and eager to help me which just topped off the great little visit on the way to the airport. HIGHLY RECOMMEND for unique and thoughtful gifts.

This place is the cutest. Great service and eclectic gifts-- not much to improve here! There are…read morelots of items in the shop but it isn't overly crowded. I picked up a Leah Sweet ceramic mug on my last visit. What a great place to buy a gift!

Been shopping here for a while for paint and markers. They have an amazing selection of markers,…read moremops, inks, etc and consistent hours. The dude that works here is super helpful and always has suggestions if you're not sure what exactly you need. Cost wise, I don't think it's cheap, but the prices are all fair. Instant gratification and being able to look at the stuff before buying gives this place a +1 over ordering supplies online.

Great selection and great prices and I always find more than I planned to buy. Friendly staff and…read morevery helpful.

A fun fabulous place to learn ceramics. Even after going to the studio for years, I always learn…read moresomething new. John and Judy are insightful and patient teachers who know and are passionate about their craft. I always feel welcome to explore new projects while being supported in the process. I feel that all students are given the opportunity to both relax and learn.

I discovered this family run studio conveniently located in Montrose last July and I'm so pleased…read morethat I did. I started out in the beginner class with no previous experience and quickly learned the basics. The beginner class is a reasonable $170 for a 5 week session and you can count on coming home with 6+ pieces. Your final class will be a potluck, work reveal and Raku firing. John and Judy allowed me to take the beginner class for a few sessions until I was confident enough to move forward to the intermediate. I'm currently taking 3 month intermediate sessions with the option of extra studio time on Saturdays for $5. I love to come to class and unwind on Monday nights after a long day; playing with clay is really a form of therapy. The owners are there to assist you hands-on and help you achieve the best result (as are some of your classmates that have been students here for many years). John and Judy often have a different approach to their craft, which is beneficial in that you're exposed to more than one perspective and technique. The best advice that I can give is to eliminate your expectations. Almost every piece you make will look different than you envisioned, but you'll learn to love the unpredictability.

In Houston, it's really hard to find a third place. This is one of the rare ones. I feel so…read morecomfortable here, everyone is so welcoming and informative, Grace is wonderful. Her classes are so reasonably priced and easy to follow along, and she is so patient with you as well. There is always a group of people there that are easy to talk to, just take a seat and you feel right at home. As someone who is very skittish and finds it hard to open up, I can't put into words how much I love it here. They have soooo many different yarns to choose from from various different price points. Everyone there, whether they work there or not will help you out to answer your question. I've been coming here since I first started knitting, and it's been wonderful getting to grow and become more comfortable, as this was the very first yarn store I ever walked into.

Very friendly staff and cool place for kids to learn how to crochet. Adult social hour happens here…read moretoo. I'd highly recommend.

It's always a great experience when I frequent this bead shop. Everyone is always so friendly and…read morehelpful. They even allowed me to watch as they made intricate beaded ornaments. I want to set aside time to take a class so badly. They have a vast selection of beads!

Selection, service and price of the beads was excellent. Definitely worth the visit If you enjoy…read morejewelry making!

My sister and I went to the terrarium class last week. I was disappointed how the owner, Brittany,…read more made me feel. She emphasized to me that the chairs were cracked and to be very careful with them. Even going as far as to ask me if I preferred for her to switch out a sturdier chair for me. Ok, I am not a thin person, but certainly she has seen other people that are big in her lifetime. There was another big person at the class, but she only warned me about her cracked chairs. The vessels for the terrariums were really extra small. I managed to get the only normal sized bowl. My sister had to get a tiny one. For $40 the vessels should have been bigger. Or allow you to make two. Brittany asked everyone what was the first step to put together a terrarium and I said the rocks. She said no, it is the sand. The brochure she handed out at the end of the night also said to start with a base of rocks. If you want to have customers, be prepared to have all shapes, sizes and colors. If you are not open to that, do not expect return customers. I love this kind of stuff but I will not be back. Can't stop thinking how she made me feel like I was so huge, her chairs would break. I attached a photo of the tiny terrarium my sister made for $40

I was so disappointed in the company. I planned to come last Friday with my granddaughter. I paid…read moreahead of time and was confirmed. We drove an hour in the rain to get there and 30 minutes before it started they sent me a cancelation notice. They said they had booked a large group and forgot about it. We were in the parking lot getting ready to go in and there was no big party starting. This was my test with my granddaughter and then had planned to bring all 20 folks from my department. It was a big mistake on their part and very unprofessional. My granddaughter was really looking forward to it.

Great selection reasonably priced! Very professional and knowledgeable employees! My experience was…read morepleasant and full of wonderful customer support

I love Houston as much as the next girl, but it's no character-trove. Enter the Bellaire Bead…read moreShop...if you're willing to hunt, you can find awesome gems and stones on the cheap, as well as ready-made jewelery from the overpriced Francesca's for literally 5% of the price. It's practically free compared to the other bead stores around town... plus, the profits from the store go to charity, so shopping there is actually a good deed?