I had the pleasure of attending a "Paint and Pour for Pelatonia" fundraiser organized by a coworker…read moreof mine. The event was well organized, as the canvas/paints/brushes/smocks are all provided. The activity itself was SO much fun! We ate pizza, sipped on wine and paint to our heart's content! Even though we had a large party of about 30 painters, the instructors, Anna, came around and helped me several times, even showing me what I needed to do and offering feedback. She was supportive and helpful. Despite my dreadful painting, I LOVED my experience with Art with Anna. I especially loved that the money raised went to support cancer research at the James.

My niece has been taking art camp classes here for a little over a year and she loves it! Her marks…read morein art at school have improved tremendously and she has so much fun with the other kiddos in each class she takes and with the super patient instructors (I teach high school and can't imagine having a group of 8yos all at once...that is my nightmare and the instructors here are saints!) It is so affordable ($30 for an art camp day session) and nice to know in advance what the craft for that day will be, that way we can avoid any repeat crafts.

I took an old sewing machine and serger in for repair. The knowledgeable repairman could save the…read moresewing machine but was honest about the serger saying he couldn't help me. I appreciated how helpful and honest everyone in the store was. They were great about calling me when the machine was finished and kept it for me until I got back from vacation. Just really nice people.

Sew-N-Save is such a great store and I have only had positive experiences. They are helpful and…read moreattentive. So friendly and have a great supply of sewing machines and materials and supplies. Mostly, they are wonderful at being supportive in their useful advice. The repair person is so quick and does such a great job. You will be so happy to shop there if you are into embroidery or in need of a sewing machine and some support. Cannot say enough positive things are this wonderful store.

This is the work that was done by quality stitch embroidery as you can see I've had several items…read moredone and a few of them are not posted but the work is always first class and quality. I would recommend anybody that needs any embroidery stitch screen print or anything of that nature use quality stitch embroidery. I also have a couple of shirts they completed I will post them later

I reached out via Yelp for quotes for some embroidery. They answered quickly and kindly, and let me…read moreknow their hours as well. The embroidery was for my Grandmother, as I had been given word just days before that my Grandfather was gravely ill. We thought we had about two weeks. We did not. When I called to see if there was any way I could place a rush on my order, there was no hesitation. The order was complete the very next day, and they called to advise me as such. There was no extra charge, and even the final charge was on the lowest end of the initial quote. I can't say enough good things about this business and its people. Thank you! PS I will be back for monogramming!

With a variety of items you will Definitely find something…read moreyou love ! I received my item in a timely manner and it met (maybe even exceeded ) my expectations! The item was exactly as it was described and designed for me

From the owner: Veteran owned and operated. Custom wood working, engraving, & more…read more 337 Wood Work proudly offers discounts to Active Duty Military, Veterans, First Responders, and Teachers.

They did a great job with my art and their prices are very affordable. They helped me select…read moreperfect frames. Everyone is very helpful and friendly. They have a great selection of frames.

Had a strange material issue with a frame that Gregg made for me a year or two ago. They fixed it…read morewithin the day and charged me nothing. Great interactions with the people there and high quality work.

Fabric Farms is no longer the Fabric Farms that Central Ohio loved and patronized for decades. Now…read moreit is a professional drapery and upholstery business. No outlet fabrics, no bolts, and no fabric or upholstery sales to sewers, or do it yourself upholsterer's. If they sell the fabric, then they do the work. If ou don't want them doing the work, they won't sell the fabric You must make an appointment to be served. A real disappointment.

Updating my review as management contacted me IMMEDIATELY to resolve the issues caused by this one…read moreworker. As I want to support a local owned business - I am updating my review as he offered to personally manage the project from here on. Unfortunately I've already gone with another company, but I will say the work in the warehouse looked good. I still would ask for someone else if you come across Dawna. She was a terror to work with.

I could kill Gwen for stealing my FTR! We were at this damn thing together, and I had a life to go…read morelive while she ran home and stole it! Thievery! Okay, that last part was a bit harsh. But I was genuinely bummed. As the Cbus Yelp scene grows, it gets harder to find new places. CS Gallery was a bit of a surprise. I knew that a number of shops had been opening surrounding the little strip of Parsons that you'd be lying if you didn't contribute to Carabar opening up on the street five years ago or however long it's been. Back then there were maybe two other shops on this strip, excluding AWOL and Black Creek. But what I didn't expect to find was art that actually appealed to me. Not that I didn't think it could happen, or didn't think I would find such a thing at CS, but more that I have been to a large number of the galleries in the Short North and I hate about all of them. I actually enjoyed my evening at CS though. That was the surprise. They had free food, beer, and wine set up in a room off to the side, and the main room plus a back room filled wall to wall with art from regional artists (east coast and midwest mostly). They were having a contest for the best picture, but I didn't catch the winner. I saw two people I knew quite unexpectedly, one a retired philosophy professor from my alma mater, another from work. And of course the company of my friends Frankie and Gwen. What a fun time!

This interesting little shop is in the heart of the new arts district in Old Towne East. It's a…read moreprint-shop, paper-making studio, bookmaking joint, and covers everything you'd ever need to see or know about paper. If you need a unique gift, or are looking to treat yourself, check out the hand-made journals. These little lovelies are hand-bound sheets of handmade paper, and often covered with scraps of leather or other durable, interesting materials. There are sweet little notecards, sheets of textured paper, and prints on the walls. The owner, Daniel Colvin, also specializes in calligraphy. He can hand-make your wedding invitations, or any other special invitation, book, or paper product that you need. Have you seen movies about long ago, where a count or king or Dracula seals his letter with sealing wax, then stamps it with a special insignia? You can buy these kinds of stamps and sticks of wax here too- I thought those were really cool. Be like Dracula and buy your insignia here, then send off your creepy letters on handmade paper. Sounds fun, doesn't it?