Loved the product. (I ordered a set of T-shirts for a birthday) Good price custom to my liking and…read moretheme. Everyone complemented us, and wanted to know who made them. Thanks KraftyMama :)

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Amazing art store, but I wonder if they are going out of business soon as so many items are on sale…read moreand not being restocked. I really hope not! This place is amazing! Any and everything you need from amazing pens to brushes to canvases. Hell, even spray paint (18+ to buy). I come here every 3-4 weeks to buy more sketch pads and every time the store has been clean and neat. Staff are helpful as well! A&C beats Blick by a long shot, especially when it comes to your pockets!

this place is great! they are super helpful in finding what you need and prices are good.read more

I'm gonna be fair. The owner who runs this place, he's good people. Treats you like a family…read moremember, not just as a customer. Good to get stuff in a pinch. Also, if you live near by, they do deliver. Their prices though....daaaaaaammmmn. One time I had to sent a two-three page fax to Ohio. Cost me around $7.00. Seven bucks!?! Look, Mr. Owner, I like you. I really do. But it's not you, it's me. Actually it's my wallet. I hope you understand.

Thank God I walked by this place today!! Ever since Peck Office Supply closed on Myrtle, there…read morehasn't been a local place for me to get office supplies so I can avoid going into Manhattan & taking a trip to Staples. I found what I needed right away, very friendly service (also got a rave on the Italian place next door we picked up a menu for) & got in and out quickly. I can't speak for prices on anything else but I felt my 40 security envelopes for $2.89 pre-tax was fair enough. I'll bet Staples would have charged me more.

1st time stepped in :) walking distances from L train subway. (Only few blocks) I love the products…read moreall at the store. store friendly. I couldn't find store easily. Some products are 50% off. 2 other locations are Brooklyn only. I've attached photos and I hope it will help.

A nice arts and crafts store located in the Williamsburg area. Well stocked supplies. Nice and…read morehelpful staff. Street parking available.

An artist is only as good as his tools…read more Soho, an independent art supply store located in its namesake Manhattan borough has opened a long needed store in the commercial district of Bushwick Brooklyn. The location is fittingly, in the heart of the growing graffiti district amongst work by Space Invader and Buff Monster. Their building is covered with giant murals. As you walk upstairs to the retail store there are two doors - to the left you'll find canvas, paper, panels, stretchers and framing. To the right you'll find all your paints, pens, brushes and supplies. The neighborhood needed a resource like this and anything that would have opened would obviously fulfill this need but Soho brings its own personality and flare. On my last visit I went in for some paint markers and a small ruler, basic yes but my options were endless. Although very familiar with what j was looking for, once amongst all the great options I became indecisive. Luckily Rebecca the clerk was overly helpful and very knowledgeable. When the one thing I was looking for wasn't there she offered to have what I needed sent to the store for my pickup tomorrow. She even offered to call when it arrived. Service is key and theirs is great! While choosing some small boards on the opposite side I watched one of the workers stretching a large 6 foot by 8 foot linen canvas. So not only do they offer all the canvas building tools necessary for your art, they also provide services such as this. You can order any custom piece, from odd oversized canvases to oval or triangular, anything you want. All done with care and precision. Another amazing selling point for Soho is they offer their own line of supplies. They have custom acrylic paints and mediums, such as, linseed oil, turpentine and varnish. And are offered in quantities from small to gallon sized jugs. If your an artist or just looking to explore Your hidden creativity, this is a perfect place to find tools and supplies, plus the walk through the the art covered streets is a great inspiration.

I came by here the other day to browse a little bit. It's a store I hadn't been in before, so I…read morethought I'd explore a bit. It seems they have a commercial side, which is perhaps a bigger part of their business? That said they do have a retail store upstairs, with some basics. If you're looking for canvases, paper & notebooks, spray paints, and some other essentials, they might have it. They weren't well stocked. I dug for some colored pen sets, and they only had two on offer, and each was the last one. I ended up getting some individual STABILO pens, which was fine for the moment. The staff are super friendly, and very knowledgeable. That was refreshing. Still if you're looking for a really wide selection, I'd steer toward artist & craftsmen or BLIK.

This place is a winner! I've been in Ridgewood for a few decades now, and this is one of the few…read morestores that have been here since I moved here. The neighborhood used to have so many card/gift stores, but this is the only one left standing. The variety of things you'll find here, especially items during the holidays, is massive and unique! Right after Halloween, I got a Chucky plush doll for $17. The kind and helpful older gentleman behind the cash register was extremely helpful and was looking around the store for other Childs Play themed items for me, even though I didn't ask! Lots of collectibles, Hallmark cards, candy, and just about everything else. There are 2 other people there helping, and they were nice enough. If you use your card, there will be a fee, so bring cash if you want to avoid that. Otherwise, come here and have a great time browsing!

This gem of a stationery offers an impressive selection of gift ideas for a broad range of kids and…read moreis probably the closest thing to a major toy store we're going to find on our street (or, right off it). A broad range of Melissa & Doug items make for solid children's gifts on the classy side. (Recently, I bought a spin art set for a niece that reminded me of my favorite Times Square attraction when it was exciting, forbidden and a little dangerous. I wish I could see her parents' faces when she squirts paint on a spinning palette in the middle of their living room.) But the store also carries a line of kitschy magic items and gag gifts (think: fart-flavored chewing gum) that will amuse the kid in all of us. Their card selection is also extensive and seems to have much more personality than the average chain retailer or drugstore. By far, the coolest things I saw in the last couple of visits were the real, live, tiny frogs for sale on the front counter. Maybe the size of a grape, these amphibians were lively, cute and fascinating to watch. If our kids were older and were past the point where they might consider them a tasty snack, I would've bought them right away ... but I'm not sure if the frogs would be for me, or for them. Don't buy your cards or last-minute gifts anywhere else! This place is a treasure.

I love the Ridgewood Market!…read more This Sunday was the first time that I attended. It actually took place on Summerfield Street, which is right near my house (so I had no excuse not to attend!). So my local artisans and businesses were represented here! Not only establishments from Ridgewood (Norma's, Rudy's) but there are tons of other cool vendors from all over NYC represented here! MartiniHandmades (from whom I got an awesome terrarium and bracelet), an awesome empanada table, someone serving shrimp and grits! So many local artists, jewelry makers and thrift stores! I know that this market is awesome, because even my boyfriend, who usually does not enjoy these types of things, found several vendors, items and foods that he loved! Score! Everyone was friendly and some vendors even took credit cards! What a great way to get to meet people from your neighborhood and support local artisans! I can't wait to do all of my holiday shopping at Ridgewood Market!

I guess I'll review this since it is on here, but it is really a recurrent event rather than a…read more"place". It actually is a monthly event held at Gottscheer Hall; I stopped by the initial one in April. It is categorized on Yelp as a "flea market" at moment, but that is really a misnomer; while there were a few booths selling used goods it is predominantly an indoor arts & crafts fair, with some booths selling food products to boot. This might be a good place to check if you were buying gifts; the majority of the goods are likely more appealing to women than men from my judgement. One aspect I do appreciate is that the vendor pool seems to display a relatively diverse range of ages, ethnicities, and tastes and the same goes for the crowd perhaps due to advertising that is also locally-focused; it doesn't feel so much like some of the similar craft markets held in other boroughs, but has a less-pretentious, very neighborhoodly Queens vibe. It seems to, consciously or not, embody Ridgewood quite well rather than attempting to replicate an outside aesthetic in this old neighborhood. Hopefully it becomes even more diverse and representative of the neighborhood as the event evolves. The best part is seeing so many people at Gottscheer Hall for a public event during daytime hours, as well as being able to get eggs and other brunchtime foods they don't normally serve.

This is somehow still a hidden gem in bushwick. I was soooo excited the moment it opened and it's…read moreso hard to NOT stop in every day when I get off the train. They have AMAZING candles, dog toys, greeting cards ... and so many other little things. It looks like they get new stuff pretty often - I stopped in today and they had at least 3 more brands of candles .. I wanted them all. It's about time this part of bushwick got a cute store like this !!

This is one of my favorite local spots! I love supporting small businesses and the women who work…read morehere are always lovely, I've gotten birthday cards, anniversary gifts, and even just because gifts for myself! And I've loved every single one.

Nice little art supply store. Decent selection of drawing & painting, craft & school supplies. Much…read moreneeded in the area.

I reached out to A.R.T. and was in communication with Francisco (the owner) to rent out space for…read morean art camp I was holding. Unfortunately, my experience working with him was unprofessional and frustrating. A few examples: I was told that to be included in A.R.T's August calendar, they would need a confirmation and deposit by August 5th. I paid the deposit of $200 on July 31st and submitted my poster along with the blurb by Aug 4th. However, I wasn't included in their newsletter. I had to follow up a couple times by email and phone to remind them to add me to their website. When I visited his store for the first time, he told me I could stop by the store any time I wanted, but when I did stop by, to ask about the lack of signups for my class, he cut me off mid-sentence, made me wait for 15 minutes, and then sent me home without a resolution. I ended up losing $200 on my deposit, which he claims was nonrefundable, despite his not saying so upfront. I would advise anyone considering partnering with A.R.T. to make sure all terms are in writing before making a payment.

Michaels Forrest Hills I love Michaels. I've got a lot of…read morepicture frames and other items from Michaels. Currently my daughter and I order online. Jonathan Adler has a collaboration with Micheal's. Using a gift certificate my home maker daughter found really cool items. I especially love the plant pot in the window it's holding an artificial plant. If you get a chance check out the arts and crafts too. I'm recommending 150%!

This store has really decline lately. There is only one cashier and multiple self-checkout kiosks…read morethat don't honor coupons. Even if the coupon says "Use in store and online", I was told by an employee, they don't honor them in that particular store, unless you go to the cashier. since there is only one, you have to wait to use your coupon. I witnessed another customer try to get her 20% discount for applying to the Michael's credit card. After completing the entire process and getting approve, the cashier told her "We don't honor that policy at this location." Lastly, they don't properly label prices. Beads labeled at $8- $10 on the display ring up at $11- $14 at checkout. This didn't happen once, but the last 6 times I visited this store. it's disappointing that for this being the only arts and crafts store in the area, after putting smaller stores out of busines, that they operate like this. On google the price hikes are blaming inflation and tariffs but Michael's charges $21 dollars for Ranger ink pads, when they are $14 at Ranger's own website.