According to my friends of a more fine arts leaning than myself, this is THE place to go for arts…read moresupplies in Dublin. Popping in, you realise just how much thought must actually go into a painting - what one of those 200 brushes would be most apt? Acrylic or oil-based paints? What size canvas? And what in the world are all these accoutrements for down the back? Comprehensive is the word to describe this place, and it must be an artist's heaven. Naturally this doesn't come cheap, but when a squiggle can sell for a couple of hundred bucks, sure what's an extra euro or ten?

Wonderful art materials shop with a wide range of items. I lived in Dublin years ago, and this was…read morea place I loved to visit to buy myself a special treat. I recently purchased a gift online to send to a friend for her birthday. Part of my order was on back-order, but a staff member was quick to reach out to let me know. The staff kept me updated on status of my order and even included an extra treat in my order. This kind of special attention and personal connection is why I like to buy from family run independent stores like this. Excellent customer service!

Ummm wow! What have I been up to, trekking all the way into town, trundling round Easons and the…read morelikes when there's been such a little wonderland of everythingness right on my doorstep. Yes. Evans Art Supplies is everything and has everything. Evansthing? EVerything? It's nestled away just off Capel St and when you walk in, looks like it's just grown and grown over the years, with rooms opening up onto rooms which open up to even more rooms. They've got an incredible selection of paper, paint, drawing equipment, canvases, and anything else you could think of. At really reasonable prices. And the icing on the top? Incredibly friendly staff, extremely knowledgable and great at giving arty advice. It really is a pleasure to shop here! #dublinshopslocal

This is a brilliant Arts and Crafts Supply Shop situated right beside St.Mary's Abbey, just off…read moreCapel Street. I can't believe I've lived in Dublin all my life and have only just discovered this shop! Excellent value too as supplies are sold at wholesale prices. They have some nice Indian papers for scrapbooking and card-making.

If you have read some of my other reviews you might know that I love a good stationary or art…read moresupply shop. This shop does not fail at all when it comes to pleasing my obsession. as melanie said its only a small little shop but every bit of space is maximised to cram in as much stuff as possible. of course there is all the normal stuff that you find in an art shop, paints and pencils and coloured paper. this shop has a littleextra though, it has lots of little things that are great for small presents for children, there are little toys and jig saws and magents and little nick nack type things that are hard to find elsewhere. the staff in here are very helpful and know lots about the art materials on offer.

For such a small store this place packs the stuff in and offers lots of cool gifts, games, toys and…read moreessentials for all your hobby, craft and artistic needs. From Windsor & Newton paints, mounts and pencils to Reeves charcoals, Search Press goods as well as Lego, Disney, Playdoh, Sandylane Stickers, and Brookite Kites. The staff are really helpful, knowledgeable and know their products. No wonder they claim to be one of the foremost retailers in Ireland of art materials, craft supplies, hobby and educational products and gifts. Great store, good website to as you can order on line.

I stumbled upon this new addition to Stoneybatter on my way to the Elbowroom. The Fabric Counter…read moreopened 3 weeks ago and they are still in the middle of setting everything up. What they've done so far however, looks quite pretty. There's a big selection of fashion and deco fabrics and buttons to very reasonable prices. My inner Lagerfeld was already sharpening the scissors when I browsed through everything. I need to come back with a clear picture in mind of what I want to make and bring more time as well. There is A LOT of choice and they haven't even received all their stock yet, so I'm told. Watch this space!

I heard about this place from the guy teaching my sewing classes and it definetly the best prices…read morein dublin for fabric. You can great deals on fabric that might be slightly marked or damaged, hence the reduction and they also have a cool section of vintage patterns. For someone like me, looking for fabric without this hickeys price tag, this place is a treasure trove. The girl who worked there was super helpful, racing around the shop to find fabric for me and i will definetly be going back. Easy enough to find from the smithfield luas stop.

This shop is now called "FLOCK" ! just a notice for when you come here in person…read more I LOVE this shop, it might be my most favorite shop i've ever been in, yes i'm serious. it's full of the cutest wool animals that's handmade by the nicest creator. the neutral colors and expressions are so perfect, I don't get how but each one is perfectly so quirky and adorable. I ended up buying several and I feel like they'd be great as decor items too, or as a gift for children (and adults ). I only wish there weee even more creatures to pick from because I want them ALL! I'm obsessed!!

lovely to deal with and very happy with the service looked after very well…read more Regards Eddie D

I'm gonna just up these guys to a four. Feck it, I'm feeling generous…read more Just bought some stretchy black fabric that cost €6/metre - I have not been able to get fabric at this price since I started sewing, outside of London or all the other bigger cities. This makes me very happy. As you were Trimmings.