This is such a sweet little craft store! I initially came in looking for some fiber to spin but was…read moreinstantly taken in by all of the really luscious yarn options. The colors are beautiful and there are plenty of weights to choose from. Many of the yarns come with variegated colors, but I opted for a straightforward uniform color as I'm learning how to knit. The person behind the counter was super helpful, too. She got me set up with the right knitting needles and helped me pick out a rich, earthy orange to work with. My understanding is that the shop offers lessons for folks looking to learn as well. So it's a one-stop shop for folks who might like to pick up a new hobby and learn how to implement it all in one.

Great selection of beautiful yarns. Also the store has other stuff like needles, book, knitting…read moresupplies. The atmosphere is warm and cozy. The young lady at the counter was extremely friendly and helpful in helping me to select yarns and patterns. They will also wind any yarn that you purchase into a cake for you.

Came by with a niche issue, to pierce a hole into a 13 mm SBD lifting belt, was turned down at…read moreanother place but Wayne after some tinkering did it with no problems. Very appreciative as I was considering having to buy a whole new belt

Wayne was GREAT! Walked in one day and showed him a picture…read moreof what I needed to be repaired in leather. He gave me a fair price and an approximate window when he would be available for the work. True to his word, he called me a while later to let me know it was my turn. Once he laid eyes on the suitcase, he talked me through the different ways in which he could attempt the repair. I greatly appreciated this and felt very confident in his abilities because of this. The repair of the suitcase handle, replacement really, was done so well you can't even tell any repair was done. A Master craftsman in my opinion.

DONT WAST YOUR TIME. We took a pottery class with Biana at the end of September/early October 2025…read more At first, she seemed kind and personable, and the initial class itself was enjoyable. Unfortunately, the experience after the class was very disappointing due to a lack of professionalism and communication. It took a long time and multiple attempts to reach her to schedule glazing. After we completed glazing, I reached out again on December 17, 2025, to follow up about picking up our pottery. I received no response--no call, no text--until today, January 14, 2026. When she finally responded this morning, she asked whether we had even done our glazing, which was frustrating given the long delay. I attempted to call to arrange picking up my pottery, even in its unfinished state, but was told she was closing her shop and that I would need to reach back later in the evening. When I expressed my concerns about how long this process had taken and the lack of communication, I was met with dismissive comments and was even told that I was being "dramatic." This was especially upsetting, as communication was prompt at the beginning when payment was required. Due to the ongoing delays and poor communication, I no longer wish to retrieve my pottery. I am writing this review to share my experience so others are aware before booking. I also noticed another review describing similar issues, and I wish I had read it beforehand. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this studio. Sign up with Clay and Play instead!

We booked a private pottery session for our group of 11 on 9/28 and paid $75 per person. At the end…read moreof our initial pottery session, we were simply told to return after four weeks to do our glazing. There was no mention of any limit on group size or that she wouldn't be able to accommodate us again as a group. I reached out on 10/25 to schedule glazing and never received a reply. She finally responded almost a month later -- only to tell us we now need to come back in groups of just 1-4 people. This change was never communicated upfront and is completely different from the private group experience we originally booked. What's especially frustrating is that she was extremely quick to book us and take payment up front, but now that she already has the money, she won't even respond -- not to me, and not to the rest of my group who reached out separately. We're not asking for a refund; we already completed our session on 9/28. We just expected timely communication and the ability to finish our pieces the same way we started: together. The lack of communication, long delays, and sudden change in expectations made this experience disappointing and inconvenient. I hope the business becomes more transparent and responsive for future customers.

I love everything about this needlepoint store: the wonderful selection of canvases, the huge array…read moreof fibers, the incredibly helpful staff. It's my happy place!

Great selection of canvases and supplies! Staff are very helpful and knowledgeable !!read more

I found Silk Baron years ago through the corset making communities online, since a lot of makers…read moreuse a silk outer layer. Basically most of the time when I shop through them I have no specific project in mind. I just decide I *need* a yard or two of something to sit in my stash for like 5 years until I have a project in mind. I've ordered several of the different weaves - taffeta, dupioni (multiple versions including their tricolore that I don't think is carried anywhere else), shambala... I've found their colors are very true to my screen, the quality is great, I haven't encountered much in the way of flaws, and they ship really quickly. My bestie ordered a selection of silver samples to decide on fabric for her wedding outfit and they were all accounted for, and when she finally picked, it was the same color lot too. Two things that are nice/funky about Silk Baron 1) the 12 days of Christmas limited edition print/embroidered/patterned silks that roll out in December and 2) they have regular scrap sales for 1/2 and 3/4 cuts of basically everything and it's perfect for people who make small items or do things like patchwork and appliqué.

Alexandra took care of me very well and I look forward to doing business in futureread more

The people that work in this family-owned shop exceeded my expectations! Thanks to their expertise,…read morethey help me select the frame for my Virgen de Guadalupe. The pricing was reasonable, and the turnaround time was super quick (they had it ready sooner than the time I was promised which was a pleasant surprise). When I picked up my art, it was nicely shrink wrapped to protect the frame, which was done very well! I will definitely be stopping by this local. Mom and Pop shop for all of my framing needs and I highly, highly recommend it!

They did an incredible job helping me select the custom frame to frame an Hermes scarf I purchased…read more They did a beautiful job in less than two weeks and I'm so happy with their work. Would definitely recommend this place to all, they have a phenomenally beautiful a selection of frames and the service is fantastic. Very kind people with desire to please!! I'm so happy I found them.

I am so blessed to feel a part of Zoe's Studio and know that Sule is able to assist with various…read moreknit projects or concerns. Her jewelry is fun and wears comfortably. This studio provides support that continues to inspire new work and friendship.

I walked in here to find some quality yarn for some funky colored yarn box braids. The ladies were…read moreextremely friendly and helpful to me. I found exactly what I wanted thank you ladies!

Today was my first time trying pottery, and I somehow went in thinking it would be a relaxing…read morecreative moment... it was definitely more intense and nerve‑wracking than I expected. I took the 'Intro to Wheel' class with seven other people. The instructor was kind and hands‑on, demonstrating each step and then helping us individually. There are a lot of techniques to pick up, and as a total beginner I found some of them tricky. Also, it's messy. I made the mistake of showering and putting on clean clothes beforehand--don't do that, it splatters everywhere and you'll want a full outfit change afterward. The class ran a little over two hours, including cleanup and storing our pieces. I managed to make two bowls that I'll continue next week. I paid $225 for four classes including materials, which felt fair. They also mentioned I can come back anytime to practice, but I'm way too beginner for that right now. Free street parking around the studio was easy, which is always a plus.

Clear pricing and class schedules on the website, plus very flexible rescheduling with enough…read morenotice. We had an amazing teacher, Kazuah--friendly, patient, and encouraging--who taught us the basics of handbuilding (pinch pots, slab work, coil pots, mugs, glazing, etc.). Bathrooms on premises, street parking fairly easy, class sizes can vary 7-15 people. All materials are included, and you can make as many pieces as you want. You also get studio access outside of class time when no class is in session, which was a huge plus. The space is peaceful but does get warm, so dress comfortably. I took this class with my husband and mom, and it was a great family bonding experience. They also offer wheel throwing, which I'm excited to try next!

This store has been open a while now, I'm surprised this branch is not listed on Yelp,, so I added…read moreit, It's a unique Japanese market place, they sell most Japanese themed items and snacks that are priced in yen, every pile has a conversion chart to convert the price to dollars and if the item has no price, it's price is $2.25, the place is nice and clean, service is nice and professional..

I stopped by this Daiso store just to browse around before my dentist appointment in the same…read moreplaza. I found parking easily in the plaza where this store is in. The store is not that big inside but they have a lot of arts and crafts stuff. They also have a lot of Japanese brand items like brushes, personal fans, cleaning materials and etc. They even have some Japanese snacks and drinks too. I was surprised to see some Dragonball drinks in a can here close to checkout. There no self checkout station here so you'll be paying with a cashier.

Simon (owner) is so friendly, professional, humble, and talented…read more He also does enormously large scale customized sculptures (which may require installation) for many celebrity clientele and art collectors. You can check out or order of his artisan creations on his website or discuss customized pricey pieces.. His business has organically grown by referrals through his artisan reputation. Some of his pieces include the handmade Star Wars sculptures (as posted). His website has many themes (including Alien, Sponge Bob, Wall E, Iron Man, Hulk, Transformers, etc) for his sculpture pieces. Since each are handmade individually, no 2 pieces are exactly alike... They uniquely have their own industrial personality, rustic character, & even some steam punk charm. Go figure? But these scrap metal infantiles will definitely make someone's day, LOL! Recycled adaptive reuse.. As they say "One man's scrap metal trash is another man's treasure"

Put order in middle of March.... Accepted the order, took my…read moremoney.. Replied to one email, never heard from them again BEWARE............ THIEVES