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“Great resource you can get almost anything here. I like that you can buy singles of things like specific pencils or brushes. Usually online you have to buy them in packs. Even if you just go in and look around you can often find something new that you want to try.”
“Patty taught me how to make stained glass at a community class in ridgewood and she is the best! I really miss going to her classes but I’m happy to say I’ve run out of materials and I will be going back to her shop that’s stocked with everything that’s needed to make my pieces.”
“Love the store and selection. Staff are very willing to be helpful. They are limited due to understaffing so sometimes a long wait at cutting table or register or if you have a question. Great fabric selection. Best big box store for yarn. Should bring in prym hooks and needles.”
“Excellent selection of crafts and embroidery supplies! Schuyler was so friendly and helpful! Definitely going back! Kat was so informative regarding the embroidery machines.”
“A large selection of artist gear; mostly targeting teachers & students of tge arts.I did find the framing section suitable to photography.Helpful and friendly staff.”
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“Not nearly as much "hobby" as it used to be. More of a mashup of Home Goods and Michael's, anymore. Not necessarily a bad thing as we've bought a lot of nice things for the holidays and the occasional crafty items. I suppose they've adapted to the changing times in that hobby stores are shrinking and disappearing as the years go by, which is unfortunate. Wish they were open on Sundays! That's one way they (and Chick-fil-A) could definitely adopt for changing times.”