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Of The Earth

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Greenwood, Phinney Ridge

Love, love, love this staple in the Seattle crafting scene. Prices are so accessible for anyone…read morehoping to find reasonably priced craft supplies, and it's great to encourage sustainable material exchanges. If you are going to make a donation, look online to see if they're accepting the materials being donated and book ahead of time before your purge. Donation wait times can be as long as one month. Also, I recommend grabbing a coffee across the street before you go in to browse. I like chocolati across the street. A note: this place is requiring masks so come prepared! Don't sleep on this great spot in Seattle. It's a perfect Sunday morning activity.

Very cool place to visit if you need an art scrap and you like to thrift, but the staff is a…read morelittle... odd. I only bought two little pens and a sewing pattern, and I'm not even sure what the subtotal was. I assumed it was 75c with tax, so just in case I pulled out two dollars. The lady told me "I need 4 cents." I thought she meant the total was $1.04, so I told her "Oh I don't have coins, I'll pay with card so you don't have to make change." She gave me a pointed look and said, "...then I'll have to charge you an extra 50c" I was super confused, but that was fine. I thought it over a little, and then she told me, "Your total is only 96c" Totally fine, I gave her one dollar and told her to keep the change. Usually... you tell the customer their total and they can figure out what to give you. Not a weird vague comment. She's not mean, she helped me find a nearby bathroom, and she told another customer she's worked at a paint store before, so I think she's just... odd. I think staff needs a little more consistent training, it was somewhat uncomfortable.

Daiso - Purchased at grand opening (6/1/24)

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(7 reviews)

Bitter Lake

I've only been once to the Daiso that was in Seattle's Roosevelt neighborhood before it closed…read more Never stopped in the Daiso locations in Tukwila or Lynnwood either. However, I've been eyeing the grand opening of the new Daiso in Bitter Lake/North Seattle. It is located around the corner from Aurora Donuts and diagonal from Amazon Fresh, Ulta, and Planet Fitness. There's a shared parking lot and of course, located along Aurora so available via the Metro Rapid Ride E bus route. On the way to Ballard, I decided to swing by around 11:30am and check out this new location (6/1/24). It was nice to wander the aisles and look at a variety of items: plushies, kitchen/household goods, home/desk decor, personal care items, stationary, stickers, office supplies, storage items, crafting items, food items like ramen bowls, assorted bottled and canned beverages, teas, snacks, sweets, ad naseum. Pro tip: yes, it's a block away from Office Depot. But why have staid office supplies and stationary? When you can have fun and unique items instead from Daiso! The only line I saw was for the checkout, which was "terrible" because it allowed me to gawk at closely at potential impulse items, lol. The front counter was very efficient with upbeat staff, so not much of a wait. I managed to spend over $30, so I was given a grand opening goodie bag upon leaving. It actually had several useful items which was shared with The Homie. He's the one who introduced me to Daiso originally. Daiso may become my new retail therapy for budget minded shoppers. Welcome to North Seattle!

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I've been to ArtHouse Mosaic Studio twice -…read more 1) to learn mosaic skills under Nancy's tutelage 2) as the sign language interpreter for a group of 6 deaf women, with Malika as their instructor. Both times, I was impressed with how relaxing it is to be around these women, something I feel certain is of benefit to those attempting the creative process. The way that Malika handled the 7 of us! - with multiple conversations going on simultaneously, arms flying everywhere - was spectacular. She was focused, patient, and gave flawless design suggestions for those who asked for them. One of the women took a really long time to decide what her project would be, changing her mind several times. This, and the fact that the women had to stop their work every time they spoke to the instructor or to one of their friends - caused our class to go quite a bit overtime. Again, Malika was graciousness incarnate. I've heard wonderful things about the 3rd business partner, Sherri. I'm sure she's a delight, as well. Next time you're looking to give an unusual gift or would like to exercise your creativity, give them a call!

From the owner: I host introductory mosaic worshops at festivals as well as mosaic classes/parties for groups of…read more4-20 people. Enjoy time in the art zone in the backyard patio with studio access May through Oct. Projects include: Step Stone, China Tile Mosaic on framed wood base, Alphabet Letter, Lil Heart or Flower, Decorative Tile, Lil Birdhouse, Tiny Tile Mosaic Pendant...

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University District

I loved the atmosphere in here, I was just picking up a few things but they have a good selection…read morefor everybody. Definitely my go-to art supply store from now on.

Just had a bizarre experience here after being a customer here for years. I started at the Tacoma…read morelocation looking for stretcher bars by the master series in 24, 36, 30, and 40s. Tacoma was out but the sweet sales associates offered to order or call Seattle. I overheard them on the phone confirming various sizes. So I thanked them & drove up to Seattle. I noticed the Seattle location didn't have the sizes I was told, I asked the guy in charge of frames/ stretchers and he claimed I asked for one size then showed me a different brand from what was confirmed over the phone, a heavy duty variety. When I expressed frustration of being told the wrong thing, he walked off pouting, didn't offer to order any for me like Tacoma did. Not wanting to leave empty handed I grabbed a couple off sizes so I can work. On my way to check out, I informed my friend of what just occured and placed the stretchers at the register. The clerk said "You need to check out over there, Sir." My flabbers were gasted! My monocle popped out! I said "Sir? I'm not a sir!". This was strange and shocking to me. So I went to the proper clerk saying "They just called me Sir. What part of me gives man? I've never been called a man." So yeah I'm mad confused as to why my petite, adorable self in pink & lilac got called a man by someone who would not appreciate being misgendered themselves.... On Pride weekend of all times. And why wasn't I offered to have the supplies ordered for me like in Tacoma? Basically I received a wild goose chase, a bad attitude, lied to about what I overheard confirmed on the phone, and casually misgendered by Seattle staff. Very sad since I prefer supporting local. The Tacoma shop is a vibe with kind, helpful staff. I'll stick with them and Jerry's Art a Rama online. Apparently several reviews report bad behavior from staff over the past year or so. Don't need the funky ahh attitude when I just wanna create.

Of The Earth - stationery - Updated October 2026

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