The store carries all of the arts and crafts you find in a standard Mexico market. It was really…read morefun and felt like we were walking along the streets of Playa. The owner was taking in items while we were there from a buyer. The buyers buy direct in Mexico and bring it to the states. They were even handmaking some of the items while we were there. This is a really beautiful store to even walk through. The price is higher than Mexico but it is all brought to your door so to speak.

What can I say? Great yarn store and getting better all the time. The building is fantastic and…read morethis is the only good yarn you will get for miles and miles and miles around.

From the owner: Yarn, accessories, and supplies for knitting, spinning, weaving, and needle felting.read more

Really great old man! Super nice and knows his stuff. I had him sharpen three kitchen knifes and he…read morelet me watch. And at $13 (including tax and tip) a steal! Call ahead of time and let him know what you're needing!

Bought a serger from this store in 1992. I used the machine a lot for the first several years…read more Not so much in the near past. Decided I was going to get back into the hobby. Serger giving me fits...didn't want to sew correctly, I couldn't seem to get it threaded properly. I took it in and the owner went over stuff with me, helped me get more comfortable with the machine. This was 30+ years after original purchase. I don't see how you could expect better service.

I purchased a $23,000.00 long arm quilting machine with the understanding that lifetime training…read moreand tech support would be provided, as needed, that has not been the case.

How long does a retailer keep an individual before they realize the person is not a good fit? The…read moreolder lady not sure of her name, shorter lady with bleach blonde hair, has painted on eyebrows. She is terrible to other employees as well as customers, she will stand and talk to one customer for a very long time about anything just to avoid helping the other customers, running the other worker to death back and fourth from register to counter. Then if you ask for help she acts like you're out of line and will huff and puff and be very rude to you and if she has to show you where something is she smacks the counter then walk real slow like you have seriously inconvenienced her! I don't like to go shopping in Fort Smith Joann's if I see her working I will leave.

Excellent resource for craft supplies and framing and so many other awesome things including decor…read moreand seasonal - affordable prices and very convenient to our area - also friendly and helpful and usually with good coupons to be found.

This store is filled with employees who are dead-set on getting you what you need, and if they…read morecan't, they will help you find a solution. The staff really is the highlight of the experience. Shannon, Lizzie, John-Michael, Greg(?dude with the hair?) and several others here are hard working, and I know because I've stayed over the closing time a few times (whoops.) They have to deal with a lot of shop-lifters, and honestly, they kick-ass for how sweet they are. I talked to one of the boys up-front at the register about it. Don't even try it there, because they will make you look goofy as hell. They do run out of product quickly, do to high-demand moms and hipster girls, but they, like I said, will help you figure out a solution. It takes crafty people to run a craft store, and this store is the best example of that. Much love to this Michaels.