Okay. So I don't live in Georgia. I don't even live close to Georgia. But I'm going to tell you…read morethat this is one of the best yarn stores I have ever encountered. I'm not even sure how I found The Fuzzy Goat, a Facebook ad maybe, but I'm so glad that I did. They have a beautiful selection of yarn, especially featuring indie dyers, and a great selection of accessories and bags. Every time I look at their website, I find something else that I "need"! My favorite item is the "Box of Goats". It is a box of 31 surprises, one item to open for each day in December. It includes little skeins of yarn and a pattern to work on. Last year, I had so much fun opening up each gift. Besides the yarn, there were cute accessories, sweet treats, and a yummy recipe. And it showcased local shops in the area, which I thought was pretty cool. They also have a great Facebook page that highlights their store and a Facebook group where knitters and crocheters can chat about their different Fuzzy Goat projects. Their social media is on point and really gives you an idea of what it's like to be there in the shop! Check out The Fuzzy Goat, you won't be disappointed. Hopefully one day, I'll get out to Georgia and visit in person. For now, I'll be content to check out the website each week.

I would give it a zero if I could. They were rude to a man who crochets and just wanted to make…read morefriends and then called the police. There is no Southern hospitality here

The Sharing Tree is doing great work - their location has new and gently used items available to…read morethe public. Wonderful for teachers, artists, and everyone who supports reuse! They have craft nights, kids birthday parties, and they sell awesome reuse art! See here for hours and they have an a Facebook page too. http://thesharingtreefl.org/about-the-tree/hours/

This place is amazing and contributes so positively to the Tallahassee community. This is a…read morenon-profit started by super-mom Carly and she runs it like a freaking champ. It has many facets and components but the gist is that its a center for goods to be donated, re-used, up-cycled and turned into art or whatever else you want it to be. If you are a teacher looking for supplies for ur students she's got EVERYTHING (not an exaggeration). I believe teachers get discounts but I'm not entirely sure and even if they don't everything is super cheap. If you are a person who likes to be inspired, check out the space she's got EVERYTHING, books, art supplies, jewelry, jewelry making supplies, stamps, paper, yarn, gadgets and gizmo's aplenty. I have not an artistic fiber in my being but just hanging out there makes me feel like I'm an artist. There are also classes and events, like fill a bag day (for $5 or $6), wine and art classes in the evening on Wednesdays and the one I frequent is the toddler art class on Tuesday (10:00 am-11:30 am). Carly reads a story to the kids- who ADORE her and she them- and then creates a super toddler friendly art project around that story. An example is the time she read an Eric Carlyle book and then led an art project using tissue paper. She gives each child so much loving individual attention and is so easy going. My daughter loves her and loves going to the sharing tree. She does an incredible job of fostering a strong sense of creative, conscious, community in Ole T-Town.

I am disappointed in the stock for this store. It is much less than the other Michaels I am used to…read morein the Tampa area. Each section seems to have less variety. I came in for holiday craft supplies. There were more pre-made items than the crafts I could create. I found one holiday themed circle wood board and that was about it. The kids' holiday crafts is down to a center walk way display. I did manage to locate a few things I could try to make what I was wanting to complete. Now, checkout. The line is long and one person is checking out and answering the phone. This is ridiculous. I saw others on the floor. Why was no one coming to help out?!?!?

A big thank you to the ladies in the framing dept. at Michael's in Tallahasse, FL. They were…read morewonderful and very accommodating with fixing the large picture frame I brought in. I am grateful.

After almost a year, I decided to finally get my degree and license framed. Hobby Lobby was my…read moreplace of choice as I'd previously gotten my sorority membership certificate framed at a different location. I stopped by one day and discussed the many options with the person working in the framing area and decided to go with a custom frame so that both my degree and license could match. The estimated turn-around time was about 3 weeks. On the promised date, I happened to be shopping nearby and decided to call to check on my order. It was ready, however, no one notified me.... -- anyway -- I went in and retrieved my items and was very pleased with the outcome. Going with the custom frame option was a bit pricey, transparently, I paid ~$216 for both my degree and license.

The lines are always long at the checkout. But you usually…read morehave things to get projects done

I had a very particular project in mind. So. I went to Michael's. Keep in mind, I have no idea…read morewhere where anything is. Well, I found three superstar employees who point me in all the right directions! The store was well stocked, well organized and obviously well staffed. I'd recommend this store to a friend :)

Michales is always a good place to get arts and crafts supplies. I have noticed with kids, those…read moresmall things you don't find at one of the big name places you will usually find at Michales. They were as always very friendly and clean. This is a good place to shop.