I have been a customer of Around the Table Yarns for a few years discovering them during the Yarn…read moreDiscovery Tour. It is a great store with beautiful yarns and more importantly wonderful owners. Beth and Pam as well as the staff are always helpful with projects and yarn selection. I love the inclusion of crocheters in onsite classes and samples. I feel always welcome in the shop. Roxann H

This is a very cute shop with a lot of great options for natural fibers. The staff (including the…read morepup!) are friendly and helpful. It is very hard not to go home with a bunch of extra yarn I don't need...

I've been here multiple times. The staff is always friendly and helpful if needed…read more Their fabrics are bright and colorful. It's nice they have different fabrics than most quilt shops. I really loved the little dog running around to greet everyone. Ruby was such a sweet heart. They also have a huge selection of purse patterns and hardware.

I took my first quilting class and it was great Judy is a great teacher loved every minute and…read morelearned so much. I would recommend the store and classes to everyone, can't wait for quilting 102. Judy, Randi and Ruby thanks for everything and for having so much patience for a a beginner.

On my most recent journey into All Media I got a refill of rubber cement which is used for many…read moreprojects in our home as well as some nice presentation board for use in our wedding. I like to shop here for various project and art supplies instead of big box stores when possible because they offer such great items and awesome service. I defy you to enter this store and not be enticed by the many pens, pencils, markers and various sketch pads and notebooks that are just BEGGING to be drawn and written in! Plus they have a fantastic collection of magazines, a valuable resource for Kent State students in the arts programs. We're so lucky to have this art supply haven in our community.

A great little local art supply store. I didn't get any photos because I felt weird taking photos…read morein the store, but staff was very helpful, and they seemed to have a little bit of everything (watercolor, gouache, marker, paper, pencils, photography, clay). Support local! I drove over an hour just to try this non-chain art store!

Susan's is the real deal: an independently-owned business at its finest. The owners are as…read moregenerous as can be with their honest knowledge of all things related to knitting and yarns: from the chemistry of fibers to the sheep in the country of origin. Be sure to call ahead to confirm the hours, as the Internet is not a reliable source! This yarn shop serves as something of a community center for the curious and kind. Visitors share family stories while getting a little help on their latest projects. There is a wide selection of quality yarns and a pretty good stock of needles too. On display are several impressive hats, shawls, blankets, sweaters, and plush toys which serve as inspiration. They have bamboo and buttons, crochet hooks and quilting, plus a highly sought-after wool-dyeing workshop. Shopping here is the opposite of going to a big-box chain store like Jo-Ann Fabrics or Michael's, where the racks are stuffed with low-grade acrylics and the salespeople are stretched thin. I look forward to returning.

I went to this shop today after finding it on the internet. The owner was there and so helpful to…read moreme in finding the right yarn for my planned project. There is a wide variety of yarn for all kind of projects.

Laura always has great decorating ideas. She's generous with her advice and her time…read more Everything is reasonably priced.

This is a wonderful shop. I don't stop in nearly as often as I would like (work takes up so much…read moretime that could be spent knitting or crocheting, right?), yet absolutely every time I have walked in, Cathy (the owner) has remembered me, and has always greeted me warmly. She and her employees are knowledgeable and helpful, and I have never felt pressured to purchase anything. I visited this past week with a mission to find yarn to go with a dress I had purchased; love the dress, but it is sleeveless, and I need something to slip on for cooler temps. Not finding anything online or in stores, I decided to knit a shrug. Cathy helped me choose not only yarn that went with the colors in the dress, she unwound skeins in order to choose the two skeins that best matched each other. She also looked at my pattern and confirmed how much yarn I needed and what weight (we changed it from a DK to a worsted weight). I know that if I run into any challenges while making my piece, I can go into the shop and receive knitting advice. Skeins of yarn are wound at no cost, classes are offered for knitters and crocheters of all levels, and this shop participates each year in the annual Yarn Discovery Tour. Purchases are recorded on your Yarn Card - I completed mine with this visit and received a $$ reward that was applied to my purchase.

I ADORE the Artful Yarn! I recently discovered this place because a dear friend of mine wanted to…read morelearn how to knit. So I went on living social and found a deal that The Artful Yarn was having. Knitting lessons for 2- for 2 days!!! I couldn't beat the deal! So after a lot of back and forth with the Owner, Cathy, my friend and I finally found some dates that work for us! When we arrived to the store, we both were in amazement! They have everything you can think of! And Cathy!!!! I just heart her! When she discovered who I was, ran up and gave me one of the best hugs ever! She totally won me over that day! The knitting class that we took was very worthwhile. Not only did we learn how to do 3 stitches, they also gave as some history about knitting and some vocabulary. After the second class, my friend and I feel as though we are pros! LOL! Not really, but we are more confidenet know to bust out our needles. With the class we receive knitting needles, a book, a bag, and some NICE thread. They offer a lot more classes, even have like a "help-line", and a knitting corner- where you can bring in your latest project and just knit and chat with the ladies. I for sure will be back!

Off the Wagon is a super fun local toy store. My boyfriend and I stopped in on a whim to wander…read morewhile on foot in Downtown Chagrin Falls, and were blown away by the warmness of this store. We don't have any kids in our lives we were shopping for, yet still were entranced with how much fun we had! You can find nearly anything in this beautifully curated store. We found ourselves spending a lot of time browsing the adult-friendly puzzles and proclaiming that we wanted to complete 100 different ones. You could easily find a beautiful gift in here for a child or adult alike and I felt inspired for future Christmas gifts. Other standout areas included the kitschy toys meant to make you giggle, and the large selection of fun stuffed animals. I am still actively thinking about the absolutely adorable dog in a space suit and regretting not buying it for myself. The store is very well-organized and the staff are excited to chat with you. Truly a gem of Downtown Chagrin Falls!

This toy store is so much fun!! There is something for every age group- for real- they have items…read morefor babies, young children, teens and even adults! We loved the section with adult socks, mugs, soaps, games, plushies and more! They were very punny and would make great gifts for coworkers or friends! I also absolutely loved their collection of plush toys. There were typical stuffed animals, mythical creatures, food, viruses and they ranged in prices and sizes. Most were items I haven't seen in other stores and there was even a really cute and high end Axolotl weighted toy that caught my eye! They also had puzzles, board games, dice, marbles, pop culture/ fandom merchandise (like Grogu, Star Wars, and Studio Ghibli items) and they had some fun candies and drinks too! If you're looking for gifts this is a great spot to check out!

Came here around Christmas time. Nice place, cool stuff, beautifully displayed in a quaint cabin.read more

Truly a cute gift shop with an upstairs and basement full of local flair and holiday/cabin-themed…read morearts & craft creations. Merchandise is a mix of local, U.S., and non-U.S. made stuff such as wooden toys, outdoor-themed clothes and gag gifts, seasonal apple cider and maple syrup, candles, and wooden chotchkies. They offer their own hired horse-drawn buggy, hay, and sleigh rides throughout the seasons. They also feature bear and rustic themed furniture and horse care products. The house on a wooded lot is located on 422 near Parkman, Ohio, between Rt. 700 and 528. Owners opened around 2001 and named it in honor of their grandparents. A small business that prefers cash but accepts credit cards with a surcharge added. This is one of the stops in the Tour Geauga program.