I am new to stamping. I took the beginning stamp class and I am going back for more classes.They…read moreare very nice and answer any question that you may have. Lots of different stamps, inks, papers etc...

Cute store! Good selection of different items. Great classes & super nice employees!!!read more

This is very dangerous. I shouldn't know about this place. Especially not before Fiesta…read more Customer service was extremely helpful and engaging. As with many craft stores, some things are excellent value and other things seem remarkably expensive. They have seemingly unlimited selection of COLOR ORGANIZED ribbon, flowers, adornments for mums and wreathes, supplies for making wreathes.... There's so much. I'm pretty sure my brain was glitching the entire time I was shopping. I ended up with an assortment of potential projects on top of what I already had to do. Anyway, I had so much fun here and I can't wait to go back!

Stopped in here to check out flower for an upcoming event. They don't have too many flowers, but…read morethe ones they have are priced well. There's tons of ribbon in every color and lots of options for quince decor as well. When I came in to shop they must have gotten in a shipment that day as there were boxes all over the place. Not gonna degrade them for that. They gotta stock and were working hard at that too.

I went here last week while in the area, looking for a few frames. There is a lot of parking and a…read moregreat location among other stores. And it is not far from the parking. The inside is decorated very cute, preparing you for the fall vibes. I would have gotten so many pretty things, but I'm sticking to my list. I got someone to help me find the frame to work with the different pictures and artwork. I was even able to get the size measured, which was a plus, and they were on sale, even better, since I had to get a few. The experience was great, but finding a deal for the frames at a reasonable price was even better. I liked how it turned out after I hung them up at home.

This is a great clean spot to shop, but it would be nice to have more people for information to…read morefind things!!

Michael's is great for all your crafting needs, even the needs you didn't know you had. I always…read moreend up with more projects than I ever follow through on. Generally, I find this location to be well stocked and organized. I've found that I can usually find everything I need, but sometimes prices are higher than at other places. The convenience of getting everything I need in one place rather than go to three different stores, sometimes outweighs this dilemma. However, in order to get what I need and leave without extra potential projects I utilize the online order and pick up. This has worked out well for me. I appreciate the self service pick up. Once I figured that out, I was a happy camper. The customer service at this location tends had been better than some of the other locations, in my experience. Happy customer!

This Michaels location has a vast selection of products that my usual Michaels store is out of…read more Customer service is great. Asked a sales woman to help me locate a product which was not on the floor and she promptly went to the back and brought out a box to replenish the stock. They have some great deals here. InReally like this location but I live miles from here

Such a cute low key antique and craft mall! I was able to get two vintage magazines and some old…read morePolaroid photos for under $5. Most definitely will be coming back. Staff was very friendly as well.

I really enjoyed this setup. There are so many great gifts and amazing vintage finds. This place is…read moredefinitely a hidden gem! Each vendor has their own booth setup and you can find everything from customizable tumblers and cups, handmade jewelry, books, vintage goods, specialty teas, and handmade candles. The list goes on. The prices are extremely reasonable. I will definitely return often to support local vendors and artists.

If I could rate them a zero, I would…read more Very unhelpful. Rude, and only pay attention to you if you are spending money in their store. Return Policy is terrible, and if something breaks don't expect to get any help. Basically you get sorry there is no warranty on that, but you can buy another one from me and I will throw in a 15% discount. Try Viking Sewing Center in the middle of Joann fabric. Marcia is great, knowledgeable, and super friendly. They have the same machines.

Tried to take my Viking sewing machine because it lists them as "authorized service center" but…read morethey wouldn't take my machine because it didn't look familiar and it looked dated.'t All I can say is wow! I would not recommend this place for anything.

Wonderful Daiso! I've had these in the last couple of cities I've lived in. It's a great place to…read morebuy inexpensive but nice small items; they have a wide selection of household goods, toiletries, toys, kitchen ware, stationary, crafts, stickers, gift wrapping items, Japanese snacks and drinks. They have some Disney and Sanrio brand items as well. So cute! Their prices are posted with the yen conversion, throughout the store but if not marked, everything is $1.75, but recently they had a price change to $2.25. The items are still definitely worth it and high quality. Their bigger household items are priced as marked. I noticed recently their holiday goods went on sale after the holiday as well. A lot of fun gift items or ideas for favor bags. Nice service and clean, well organized store.

Daiso is such a cute store with a wide variety of items from kitchen to makeup and all kinds of…read morestorage. As a first time customer, it was very overwhelming, but the pricing is very easy to follow with signs posted in all the aisles. I was pleasantly surprised at just how much variety the store has and I found some very useful items for my house, including some cute coasters and a set of chopsticks with a spoon. The staff are also incredibly helpful and will answer any questions you might have. I will definitely be going back to Daiso.

A quilters paradise. Lots of prints. Lots of fabric. Worth a stop if you are looking for great…read morequality cotton fabric!

Recently got into sewing and stopped by to check this store out. The service was amazing. The staff…read morewere so friendly and really seemed to enjoy helping me / doing their work. I guess that's just what happens when you support local owned / small businesses. Definitely won't get that at the big chain stores. They had a big selection of fabric designs, including universities like UTSA, A&M, UT, etc. Good prices here too. I did not see any knit or specialty fabrics, as well as no sewing machines for sale or foot attachments. I did see some needles though. This store is more quilting-oriented, which they offer affordable classes and product sets for beginners. I highly recommend still stopping and shopping here if you are grabbing some basic fabrics or like quilting.

Psst! I have a secret. I do not own a Cricut, and I have never previously purchased vinyl to use in…read morecrafts. Ever! I do, however, have a friend who has one, and that is how I ended up shopping at this little store. Really, if you don't know it's there, it is easy to miss. Their selection of vinyl is pretty good. They sell glitter and matte vinyl of varied colors. They also sell squares of vinyl for smaller projects, as well as other types of crafting materials. The pricing for the vinyl seemed ok. You can get individual square sheets from about $1- 4 and rolls from $3.50 - 6.50. Some of the vinyl was a bit on the pricey side, but not being a huge connoisseur of vinyl materials, I can't say if this was a huge difference from selections at bigger commercial places. I do know the other stores have higher prices for full rolls of vinyl, and if you're only doing a smaller project, like I was, this seemed a better deal. Know that this is a privately owned business, not a chain, so be aware that they do not do returns. It is posted all over the store. For an exchange, I was told I'd have to contact the owner via the receipt. So make sure that you purchase what you need and ask for pricing before buying. All in all, I would say, if you're making a smaller project, or one with many colors, this is better option to having to buy more expensive rolls in the other stores.

Decent selections. Great to have a store in case you need something last minute and can't wait for…read morethe mail. Store is always clean. Has permanent vinyl, HTV, glitter HTV, epoxy molds, Glitter Chimp glitter, and more. This store would be great except to always feel like you are intruding. No matter the clerk, they just stand there. Not saying a word. Not even when you check out. Very creepy. I thought it was just me but I was recently talking about this business to another crafter and they said, " oh, I don't go there, they make me feel weird".

The experience here is great! They have a unique assortment of pieces to choose from, and a nice…read morerelaxing setting to paint your designs. The staff is super-friendly and helpful. The experience is just delightful and you get to enjoy the finished product for years!

**BEWARE THIS PLACE IS A SCAM**…read more Go somewhere else for painting pottery! The ceramics are expensive with most pieces being between $32-$48, all with "Made in China" labels. However, there is no paint or kiln cost it's all included with the price of the ceramic so it makes sense that it is on the higher side. But with the cost of paint included we watched the employee ADD WATER into the paint bottles there. Then when I went to use the black paint it was so watery that it bled onto my other designs. I mean it's ceramic paint, not water color. When I told the girl working she said her boss added too much water to the black paint. My mom asked for the name of her boss and the girl said Videria but not sure how to spell it but didn't want to give her name. When I asked what to do about my piece because I had just spent hours working on it to have black paint run on it, she asked what I wanted her to do about it. I mean I feel like if you work at a pottery shop you should know how to wipe off paint or fix something if it gets messed up. My brother was working on a larger piece and on his second coat of paint when she came over and told him less goes farther. And took his paint away to bring him back a little amount. I'm not sure that treating people this way and diluting paints is the best way to run a paint pottery shop. If a boss or owner wants to reach out with their contact info my mom has a photo of the girl. At the end we spent $140 for four small ceramics and had inattentive service, and saw how slimy a business this place really is.