Hosting tournaments and throwing birthday parties, t-shirts make a funny as well as a memorable…read moretoken so I've had Lacy make my custom shirts a handful of times now. Every time I go to pick it up it exceeds my expectations! She does mostly screen printing and no digital print yet. Lacy is super patient and will work with you to design the shirt you want. This is just a small niche of hers. She also does large quantity orders for schools, businesses, etc. Go check out her adorable shop in Evansville, she's got tons of cool trinkets and accessories for sale in the store too.

I have been a loyal customer of this special special place for over 20 years. Amazing scents and…read moresuper clean burning wax combined with stellar customer service. I don't understand the person who left that nasty review last year. We're in the middle of a worldwide pandemic and they had time to write a review but not respond to any of the entreaties from the business to make things better? That's just someone who was angry at something else and took it out on this business by leaving that nasty review. I hadn't initially come to this page to write a review but I am so incensed that one person's pettiness would so hurt the ratings of this small family run business that I felt I had no choice but to respond. I first encountered Candle Cocoon (and it's sister business Karner Blue) when the owner had her first shop on Old University Ave. I was given a candle as a gift and loved it so much that I've been a customer since - over 20 years. As a former Franklin/Randall PTO Board member, we knew we just had to ask and Lyschel (the owner) would be up for anything to support the school (or the neighborhood) including donation of materials, demonstrations or even sales benefitting the school. My son still treasures his "wax hand" from a booth they had at our neighborhood 4th of July party when he was 4 (he's now 10). Not only did Lyschel and her staff help many (MANY) small children make candles and dip their hands in wax, but they also did face painting. While I miss being able to shop in store when they were on Monroe St, I understand why their business model has had to shift during the pandemic - with candles in the same diy category as bread from scratch and other handicrafts. With an immunocompromised person business adjacent, of course they would move away from in person shopping. I also understand the frustration of stopping by and not being able to get something, but really? There's no room for grace? A (hard to find and in short supply) hard working employee was short on the phone one time so they decided to trash a business they obviously aren't a regular customer of - that's ridiculous. In summary, if the one star reviewer had actually shopped there before they would've known they weren't speaking to the owner. That employee may no longer even work there - but to besmirch the reputation of an entire business out of spite? That's the kind of review that shouldn't be allowed on yelp. Shop with Candle Cocoon - there's a reason they're so busy. You won't be disappointed.

Loved everything I got from her. Amazing in fragrance oils in soy wax! Fast shipping too.read more

Due to the employee giving me incorrect instructions I ended up with one copy that wasn't sized…read moreproperly and was still made to pay for it. Even though the employee set the machine up wrong. While it was only 18¢ or thereabouts, that's still a bit annoying. 2 machines for self-service, with a full-service area too. Nothing special, but enough to handle most small copy jobs.

This location is going out of business, so it was a bit of an atypical experience. I was running…read moreerrands in the area and saw a gentleman standing on the road with an "up to 80% off" sign so I decided to stop in since I am in need of a laptop riser. After combing the store, I couldn't find any - hard to say if it was because they had sold out or just don't carry them in their usual stock. I checked out a couple of other items I could use like a bluetooth keyboard and HDMI cable, but those items have not yet hit mega-sale status. They're not bad buys (30% off if I remember correctly), but they still had many in stock so I'm willing to take a gamble on them coming down even farther in price. The downsides were that I wasn't able to find a single staff person to ask for help finding what I was looking for and that the registers were clogged up with people - there is no way to exit the store without walking through a register line, so I had to try to muscle my way through all the skeptical folks that seemed to think I was going to cut them in line despite not having anything in hand to purchase. Again, hard to say if this was just due to them cutting staff because the store is closing, or if it's just how things are run. I've popped into Office Max a few times over the years, and there was nothing memorable. The last time was a couple months ago when I needed a laptop case - I was able to find one that didn't seem to have a corresponding posted price tag and took it over to a register to get it scanned. No one had come by to help us, but it was also the very first shelf upon entering so we didn't really need a whole lot of assistance. *shrug* Worth stopping in if you are looking to score some deals on the cheap before they shut their doors.

A great store to pick up a wide variety of craft supplies. When they run sales, you can get some…read morepretty deep discounts.

Terrible experience with this company: I am an art teacher and called to set up an art education…read moreaccount so I could get discounts. I told this to the representative. After being put on hold, and then taking a long time to get all of my data over the phone, she asked me what my first item was. I told her I thought I was setting up an educator account, yet she said, no. To do that, I would have to send a preliminary order in and get a quote for an art educator discount. Who has the time to do this? Why not just tell us what the educator price is per item, or our % discount from the start- like other companies? Total waste of time. To make things worse, I ended up ordering some supplies anyway, without taking the time to get an educator quote. I did this the easy, modern way, via internet. I got a a confirmation email with my order, I used a coupon for a 10% off, and the internet site validated it via my confirmation and credit card charge. I did this to receive my product asap for a upcoming lesson plan. I though everything was taken care of until..... The next day, I get a barely audible voice mail (no email) that tells me that Nasco regrets not being able to honor the 10% off, and asking my permission to charge my card for the full amount. This company is disorganized and completely unprofessional. Beware, especially if you are an art educator!!!

We worked with Evald Moulding during the transfer of a piece of art and they were very helpful and…read morepatient. Nice people!

The nicest people ever, and great and affordable framing supplies. It is a pleasure to get 99% of…read moremy mouldings from them. Here in our gallery we look forward to ordering from Evald. Austin Miller Studio Bayfield, WI

One of my favorite things about traveling for work is discovering little gems I never would've…read morefound otherwise. While in Middleton, Wisconsin, I stopped into The Regal Find -- and ended up spending way more time inside than I planned (in the best way). This charming shop is filled with handmade jewelry, local art, vintage treasures, and unique gifts from over 125 U.S. artists, all tucked inside a historic building! Every corner felt thoughtfully curated, and I loved just wandering and taking it all in. If you appreciate supporting artists and finding one-of-a-kind pieces, this is absolutely the kind of place you could spend a while exploring! Such a sweet small-business stop if you're ever in the area!

Beautiful selection, wonderful local owners who have curated a lovely shopping experience.read more

Great little shop! Amazing selection, beautiful eclectic offerings. Great selection of incense…read moresticks and essential oils. Thanks for being a part of the community and a woman-owned buisness! Check their site, hours limited.

Nice owner, wide selection, convenient location, and good energy. I will certainly return to this…read moreshop for any metaphysical needs I have. They carry tarot, crystals, incents, books, candles, herbs, jewelry, and more!

We were doing a fundraiser for the EOD WARRIOR FOUNDATION in honor of my uncle, and I cannot thank…read moreTNP enough for being so helpful! She got back to me in a timely manner with answers to my questions, was very generous with her quotes for our amazing fundraiser. The quality was great and when we had such a great response to the shirts and needed more, she was so patient and great about printing more for us! Because of all their efforts, we were able to raise $5,800 for the foundation! Thank you!