I brought a 16x24 wedding photo to be framed. I had put it off because choosing the perfect frame…read moreand matte for something so important was overwhelming. I'm glad I came to Hang Ups. I walked in, looked around, answered some questions, gave some and Ursula began pulling frame and mattes for me to compare. I was surprised at how easy it was to select the best option for the mood I wanted to capture in the wedding photo. I choose an ornate gold frame, high quality cream matte and gold fillet for the photo. It is just beautiful.

Just what I was looking for in a frame shop. I got all the help and professional opinions about…read morewhat worked well with my photograph for mat and frame.

Ampersand Art Supply makes amazing products for artists to paint on for a variety of media. I…read morepersonally adore their Gessobords for my oil paintings. Their products are high quality, archival, and built to last. On top of that, the people who work there are great and extremely helpful.

I was making a photo board for a friends wedding shower and needed to get something study yet…read moreflexible at the same time. I put the pics against an etching board as the matte finish felt better on the board and the pics adhered a little better. I tried using actual poster board, however, whenever I use paints and or glitter, depending on the water content of the paint the paper curls. Technically you're not supposed to use etching board outside etching, however, it is a crafters that many people use this for photos. They are $$ at Michael's but I was able to score a decent number with shipping for a reasonable price.

They did a great job framing my art. very happy! I thought their prices were reasonable also.read more

Dan and Melissa thank you so much!! You guys did such an awesome job framing my art piece print…read more The quality and experience was A+++++++++

After that last big ol wind and rain storm a few months back, a bunch of shingles got ripped off…read moreour house. After asking about who had a good roofer, someone recommended Gene. After some brief texting, he said he'd be out there the next day to patch it up, though the whole roof needed replacing (which I knew). Dealing with Gene was pretty great. He explained things to me about how things would go and what best to do with some of the repairs on my roof, gutters, and facing. Add to this his cheerful demeanor, quick work, and fair pricing, I'd recommend him to just about anyone who needs some roofing done.

They can do it all! Had a couple trees in the front yard that came with the house. Never got around…read moreto take the metal stakes out. We could not do it ourselves. They swooped in and took care of it so fast! Highly recommend their services.

This location is huge and has just about everything you could want for crafts, décor, or DIY…read moreprojects. The selection is amazing, with tons of brands, colors, and styles to choose from, whether you're looking for fabric, paints, or seasonal decorations. I especially love browsing the beading and cording section since there are so many colors and styles to work with for different projects. Prices are great, especially with their regular sales, so it always feels like you're getting a good deal. Between the size of the store and the range of options, this is one of my favorite places to stock up on supplies and get inspired for new projects.

I try to avoid Hobby Lobby as much as possible, but sometimes there are things I need that I can…read moreonly find here. There are only 1-2 lanes open, and the checkout process is SO slow. Manually entering prices instead of upc codes is ridiculous, this is 2023!! You have to have patience and a lot of time on your hands to purchase items. Also, Halloween is my favorite holiday and it's disappointing that Hobby Lobby, a craft store, doesn't carry Halloween items.

I love quilting when I have the time. I moved to the area mid-2020 but hadn't managed to stop in…read morehere until today when I brought my mother-in-law along (who's visiting from California). What an excellent little shop! Much more intimate and less distracting than going to Joann's or another big box store. The little place was loaded with all sorts of great prints that I certainly haven't seen elsewhere. I quickly loaded up my hand with 14 different fat quarters, dreaming of projects that one day may or may not come into fruition. Such is the way! What I especially liked was the old school furniture tucked away in places throughout the store. I saw a couple of old Singers with their lovely polished wood, and they made excellent use of old cubbies for letter sorting. I'm a mild antique buff (rubbed off on me from my dad and his mother) and appreciate when something old finds a new home and use. The cubbies were filled with 4x6 postcards of fun quilts you could try, with the design on the glossy front and the instructions on the back. I believe these were free of charge, to help give customers inspiration. Too neat! There was an ample selection of colors as well as more exciting fabrics. Many floral designs and stately or muted tones of browns. Definitely good for finding a fabric to coordinate with but not detract from your main piece. I picked up a couple of plaids, which are always useful. There was a seasonal section (currently loaded with Christmas fabrics) that I imagine likely rotates throughout the year. There was a sale section for bolts that were running low, and cheapo $5 baggies of various fabrics that mix well. There was a section with felt and a small amount of flannel. Lots and lots and lots of bagged/boxed sets to choose from that have everything you need for a particular design (not my cup of tea-- designing my own piecing is highly satisfying to me). You'll also find other helpful items like thread, buttons, cutters, and the like. A space in the back with a large table for various lessons/classes (looked like there was one going on while we were browsing, but I didn't want to disturb them). There is a restroom available for customers as well.

They seem to have a great selection on materials and supplies for sewing. The workers were very…read morehelpful.

I LOVE Inspired Minds!! Emily is an amazing instructor and she truly deserves all the recognition!!…read moreI took the adult pottery courses and the value was tremendous! I went from barely throwing to actually making my own pottery I can use!!

Attended the quaint community theater there for a Christmas Carol play. It was very well directed,…read moreand the actors and actresses for the theater were very well rehearsed. It was a enjoyable event, and nice to get out for a little fun! Check in for on-line pre-purchased seats was easy as well as the concession stand and facilities.

A mainstay of the ATX Art Scene! With a roster of amazing longtime Austin artists - Andrew Long,…read moreCourt Lurie, Bill Wahlgren, B Shawn Cox, Sydney Yeager to note a few - Davis Gallery openings are not to be missed! Conveniently scheduled at 4-7 on Saturdays, they're a perfect way to kick off your ATX gallivARTing! Curated and run by one of Austin's key art stewards and artists, Fallon Bartos!

Great time just driving by and stopping by for first time! I signed up and will be going back for…read moremore !