Great selection of quilting fabric, notions and such. The prices were decent for the quality of…read morefabrics offered. So hard to find decent fabric now that Joann is out of business! Several associates offered assistance but I was just checking out their selection, they were very nice and personable. They had a large selection of machines available and a class going on. They don't have fabrics for other things besides quilting however, in my opinion at least. But they had beautiful quality.

Great selection of fabric and other sewing supplies. Very friendly and helpful staff!read more

Just had a great experience at Saline Picture Frame Co. I had several small-medium framing projects…read moreto do. Very happy with the customer service, options for framing, quality of work, and pricing.

Gretchen was very professional over the phone. I had a concern and she was able to take care of it…read moreright away. I appreciated her customer service I will definitely be getting more product from this company. Thanks again!

They have experts all over the country and a wealth of knowledge about framing. Every question I…read morehad they had a solid answer to solve my problem. They are the. Best. They have experts all over the country and a wealth of knowledge about framing. Every question I had they had a solid answer to solve my problem. They are the. Best.

They did stretch canvas framing for me and photo framing and they really did a beautiful job, such…read morekind people that work there and really artists in their field. Thank you for the care xx

Help is absolutely fantastic! They help solve problems with projects, help put together fabric…read morethat looks great when starting a new project. Selection is great!

Wonderfully friendly staff, nicely stocked store and great prices!…read moreThe selection was good and I enjoyed shopping there!

I have been going to the Clay Work studio for three years now and I love it! The classes are…read moreamazing - jam-packed with info - but they also offer 'independent potter' status, which gives you access to the entire studio. And the other potters are amazing, eager to help, and full of useful information.

Clay Work Studio is a wonderful spot to learn and grow. There is a place for everyone from very…read morebeginners to experienced potters. The classes are great ~allowing for lots of open studio time! It is nice to have opportunities to practice what you learn in class on your own. The potters are very welcoming and everyone is respected regardless of where they are at with their craft.

I have been framing things with Pictures Plus for so many years. I am always so happy with their…read morework and appreciate that they have the expertise to deal with unusual framing projects. We are fortunate to have this gem in our community! Cindy J

there's nothing to want at Pictures Plus in Westgate, Ann Arbor. the people are wonderful,…read morethorough, lean over backward to make sure you're happy, not just satisfied. Kaity particularly, has helped me make jpegs printable which previously timed out, so couldn't be printed. I fell that these aren't just someone I've done business with since I moved to Michigan 14 years ago, they're friends I rely on to get what I want, or need. you can't go wrong going to them for whatever you need.

This is one of the best yarn stores that I've been to in the United States in a long time. There's…read morea huge selection of yarns, books, and notions on display. One thing that was disturbing was that I was never greeted by any of the workers and I was roaming the aisles for a chunk of time! I had been to two other "area" yarns stores during this roadtrip, so all my yarn needs had been met and I didn't "need" anything. (Maybe more so that I had blown my yarn budget already this trip...) If I'm ever in this area again, I'll stop by!

Spun Ann Arbor is a fiber artist's dream!! I first heard about this establishment through Knitty…read moreNatty's YouTube when Natalie and Kent went on their cross country LYS tour. The video was fun and made this establishment look like a warm & welcoming space. I appreciated learning more of the owners' origin story as Natalie interviewed them. All of that to say, I was more than motivated to check the place out. When I walked in, I was not disappointed. Located in Kerrytown, Spun has a local charm to it. The store itself is a great size where it's large enough for patrons to explore without feeling too crowded yet still able to maintain a cozy hipster vibe making it a great reflection of Ann Arbor. The sheep artwork (designed and drawn by one of the owners) is creative branding and contributes to the memorable experience. The yarn selection is massive and easy to navigate because of how well organized it is based on yarn weight. The amount of yarn may be overwhelming to some because there is a lot to look at - not a bad thing, only something to take into consideration. I thought it was quite extensive which left me speechless! Some may find it helpful to have a shopping list going in or know ahead of time what your timeframe is because you will want to spend time exploring each aisle. I had researched ahead of time on their website though found that when I looked at the yarn in person, some of the color hues I was expecting were different in-store compared to the photo listing online. I didn't mind as I had time to look and adapt, perusing in person so I was able to choose something else. I appreciated that there were quite a few local dyers, artisans, and spinners spotlighted - from the yarn to the notions/yarn bowls offered. Staff was welcoming - Annri introduced herself, provided a basket, and made herself available if I had questions. It was very friendly of her! The selection of yarn ranged in price where many would be able to find something in their budget. I felt some items were on the pricier side but that's considering the college town factor as well as that I only recently began transitioning to independent dyers, natural fibers & hand-spun. I did appreciate that there were several economy priced yarns offered which seemed like more options compared to other LYS' I've visited but still considerably less in proportion to Spun's independent dyer options. I walked away with stitch markers, two sets of double pointed needles, and four skeins of yarn! What a great haul! The staff was also kind enough to wind it for me free of charge which I greatly appreciated. I only had to wait in line and return for my skeins after 30 minutes. I could have easily spent all day at Spun!! It sets the standard for LYS and I'm excited for my next visit!!

Kid , adult, and dog-friendly craft store! Such a charming…read moreand creative addition to the Ann Arbor community. It's a wonderful, screen-free spot that offers hands-on fun for all ages. They even have a kid-friendly tufting tool so little ones can make their own mini rugs! It's the perfect place for birthday parties, parent-child bonding time, or a relaxing afternoon of crafting -- and you can even bring your pup along! Chris was a fantastic instructor, patient, encouraging, and great at guiding us through the tutorials and bracelet-making while making sure our rugs turned out perfectly. He even finished them off with backing and glue for us. My child tufted a 12x12 rug in under an hour and loved every minute of it (no complaints at all!). I decided to make my own and we came back to make friendship bracelets. You can even make kits to go as gifts. We'll definitely be back! --- Would you like me to make it a little shorter for Yelp's "readable at a glance" style, or keep it full-length for detail and warmth?

10/10 experience with their tufting class! We were taken through each step very thoroughly and…read moregiven help whenever needed throughout the whole session. It was both my partner's and my first time ever tufting but it was fairly easy to learn thanks to the instructor. He was very sweet and friendly, making the class enjoyable. Definitely recommend for a fun activity if you're in the area!!