This review is for the website as I haven't visited the brick-and-mortar store. I heard about them…read morefrom some 1A folks who told us about how they were struggling because of the invasion of ICE. Their website is fantastic. I've placed a number of orders and have been able to find things there that I couldn't find atbother art supply online sites. I will keep ordering from them!

I stumbled across this craft store and I'm so happy I did! I love planners, pens and everything…read morejournals and this store delivered. It spread to be small but once you go inside it's bigger than I expected and they have packed the store with goodies. Amazing collection of fountain pens and inks, regular pens and markers as well. They had paint, sketchbooks, journals, washi tape...the list goes on! Best part was the prices were good! I will be back!!!

The only graffiti-specific store in the twin cities. Good selection of paint colors (Spanish…read moreMontana 94 and Hardcore) as well as markers. Prices are pretty good. Not a huge variety of items for sale but it is a small business and considering that, they have a good selection.

The best art supply shop in the twin cities. Bar none. Support these guys. They sell high quality…read moreART spray paint for the same price as the cheap stuff from Menards. 6$ a can Where other art stores charge 10-12 dollars for the same brand. These dudes hook it up fat. Let's gooo.

The Stashery is a perfect (cheap) resource for people who sew, knit or hand stich. It fills the…read moregap between big box stores with limited quality materials and the great online sewing/knitting options that have everything, but you can't touch it until you have paid for it! This is a great source for students, dabblers and costumers. It is an even greater resource for those with lots of experience. Come often. The inventory changes every day. If you are into reuse-recycle-reinvent, then your purchase is so much the better for the world.

Okay crafters and fiber artists. If you ever look forward to garage sales for crafting material…read moreremnants, behold ... A reliably open, year-round secondhand supply source! Decently organized, good prices, accepts donations. Check out classes, workshops, the gift shop, other pop-up sales, and rotating galleries at the Textile Center during your rummaging visit. Theres bike racks outside and a parking lot in back.

What a fantastic store - but I am quite bias, they help us through a make a wish event and went so…read morefar beyond our wildest dreams on their hospitality and generosity They had a pottery demonstration, cake, root beer floats and a button making station to help celebrate the store overall is wonderful, the staff is knowledgeable and very friendly - cant wait to go back

Selection was terrific. A mixup was corrected in a timely and congenial manner. I definitely…read morerecommend this store.

Been shopping for art supplies from Northwest Graphic Supply for over 20 years and am so grateful…read morefor the best prices in town- art supplies can be rough on budget, but not here! I usually buy Golden Acrylics (always 40% off), brushes, gouache (80% off now), watercolor paper, pads and color pencils. Also have found usual finds like a protractor that fits on a wood yard stick to make huge circles! Their specialty is screen printing and one of their employees wrote a guide on the subject- although I don't do it- I enjoy seeing the wall of customer's prints along with art from the employees who are artists too. Can't tell you how much I enjoy coming in and talking to the helpful, caring, friendly staff! Living in the neighborhood- I walk in there with my dog- how nice. They are VERY MUCH in business- may look empty in spots as they are remodeling and moving supplies around- have fabulous sales going on. So important to shop independent businesses rather than just online- supports the neighbors/neighborhood. Look for their fabulous vintage sign- especially pretty at night! Thanks Northwest Graphics!

Not the greatest experience and when you call for answers no one knows. I've been waiting 14 weeks…read morefor equipment they told me 8-10. Which is fine, but where is the communication rather than demanding payment. I would not recommend ordering through Northwest Graphic Supply Co due to lack of communication.

Variety, variety, and variety!! Being ADHD, I was…read moreimmediately thrown into a coma -- but what a coma! I believe the employee knew what was happening as she was by my side and very helpful.

I'm a crafter/hoarder and I was in the neighborhood, so I stopped in. I'm going to need to go back…read morebetter prepared next time... That is to say, I should've brought my own small containers and cash. There were a few things I might've taken home with me if I'd had a good way to hold them and pay for them. (It's a $1 fee for credit/debit under $10 purchase, which... getting above $10 here is actually something that would take genuine effort, lol.) While I was there on a Thursday afternoon, it was quite bustling with people scrounging about. I overheard a lot of chatter from those who are regulars who come in once a week to see what's new to choose from. My guess is there's likely a lot of turnover in what's available, since it all comes from donations. I could probably stand to bring them some stuff I have that's been lying around and not being used. This is not a large shop, but it's packed with all sorts of stuff. Honestly, you kind of just have to go there to experience it. But I tried to take some photos of the kind of stuff you MIGHT see there to give you an idea. For example, I certainly wasn't expecting to see a 55 gallon drum of tennis balls or bottle caps. But there they were! You'll need to parallel park on the street as there is not a lot that I saw, but the good news is that parking seemed to be ample as it's a mostly residential area. They do have a bathroom for customers if you need.

I'm so glad I actually got to check this place out, I will definitely be coming back! This is an…read morearts and craft thrift store and everything is genuinely so cheap! I appreciate the way they offer lots of random trinkets for people to use in crafts, and it's a great way to bring life to things that would've been otherwise thrown out. Especially for people who junk journal, this is the place for you! They literally have anything you could think of, fabric, buttons, paper, newspapers, etc. The place itself is a bit small but still navigational. There's street parking right in front, but also make sure to look up the store's hours beforehand because they're open only on specific days. They also apparently have been around forever and offer classes for kids! I'd recommend anyone give this place a try!

As an Art Student, this is one of my favorite stores!!!! I was able to get so so so many things for…read moreone of my up coming projects, all for just $15!! It was a huge paper grocery bag too. Something to keep in mind is that the store had a mandatory mask policy, and if you don't have a mask they have really nice clothe masks. The staff is all super kind, and you can tell they want to be there!

First things first - Hobby Lobby is a problematic corporation. (Like CFA level IFYWIM). However, I…read morewas desperate and in the area. Massive Christmas clearance section! I swear it felt like the aisles were never ending. Hobby Lobby is like Michael's and Home Goods had a huge baby. Like Costco size huge. Everything was marked 60% off which was amazing and some things actually rang up as 70% off at the check out? We love a good deal! (Everything was cheaper than the dollar store in the same strip mall) The checkout line was like twenty people deep before they opened another register. I was foolish and didn't grab a cart so my arms were literally shaking by the time it was my turn to pay lol. Checkout employee was nice enough and friendly. I could tell they were exhausted from it being so busy. On that note I will also say that I didn't see any employees while I was shopping... so it's a good thing I didn't need any help?

I went with a friend to check out the store. Some clerk with a detachable white lace collar was…read moregiving me the stink eye. I decided to break the ice and asked her where they had alligator clips. She huffed and stomped over to the spot and told me, "We don't call them that here. They are hair clips." and she briskly turned around and walked away like I had just asked for the dildo dept. The male clerk was no better. But I do have shoulder length hair so I guess I deserved it.

Grey sky, feeling blue...I happened upon Mosaic on a Stick! Walking into the the Stick I was…read moreimmediately met with a dazzle of bright color and a table full of people hunched over tables intently working on their mosaic projects and laughing. Mosaic Artist and Owner, Lori Greene, invited me in and asked if I was ready to get started! This creative mecca is not just for mosaic experts. The studio is open to the public for classes and affordable studio space for more self assured aspiring mosaic artists. I took a popular "Trash to Treasure" class to learn the basics and got to work making some holiday gifts for friends and family. It 's a unique creative experience for all ages. I felt comfortable going it alone, but groups are welcome too. The place has a great vibe !

From the owner: Mosaic on a Stick is a community art space created to promote mosaic art by selling quality…read moresupplies, teaching mosaic classes, and creating private and commercial commissions. Mosaic on a Stick is a values-led business that strives to be socially responsible, invested in the community and passionate about mosaics and the people that create them

SUPER CUTE! In a…read morepinch for a gift? Stop by I Like You Too! The storekeeper that day, Sara, was the absolute sweetest! I brought in the dog I was dogsitting, and their dog got to meet mine:) It is dog friendly inside, which is a plus! The variety is insane, from pottery, prints, AMAZING sticker wall, cards, candles, shirts, tarot, you name it! It feels good to support local in these times, and know there's a storefront like this so nearby. Truly a neighborhood gem!

Perfectly adorable neighborhood gift shop with lots of locally-made, artisan knickknacks. You can…read morehave a pleasant, leisurely time browsing their selection as I did when I had a gift card to spend. I wasn't even in the market for any particular gifts for anyone, but I got lots of stuff for my home! I particularly like nice-smelling things and they have lots of candles, soaps, oil diffusers, shower melts, and things like that. There is also a coffee & tea section with offerings I haven't seen before that I'm excited to try (I got some of the coffee & haven't tried it yet). Definitely worth at least a visit, especially if they're open while you are at one of the nearby businesses. It is likeable!