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    Advanced Graphic Designs

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    2 years ago

    They do great work Dreama is a wonderful person eager to help you with your designs and keep you at or under your price point.

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    13 years ago

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    Craft Raccoon - (06/22/2025)

    Craft Raccoon

    (9 reviews)

    Merion Village

    Kid K is a crafter, and we stopped in when nearby. Friendly staff, and it looks like they do…read moreclasses here. An assortment of craft supplies and tools up front: yarn, sewing supplies, stamps, a few stickers, a small selection of pencils and other drawing supplies, paper craft stuff, etc. Very reasonably priced. And a yarn store next door if you need more of that. Street parking, easy enough on a weekday. Definitely get here if you are at all crafty.

    YE Gurl Says: Craft Raccoon Is Where Creativity (and Second Chances) Meet…read more Back in January 2026, I remember flipping through 614 Magazine and seeing their "Treasure in the Trash" article featuring Rachel Wallis, the owner of Craft Raccoon. At the time, I had no idea a few months later I'd actually be sitting inside the shop with a needle and thread. Funny how things circle back. After taking a sewing class through the Fashion Institute, I ended up connecting with a group of cool women who were equally interested in learning how to make and mend our own clothes. Our instructor suggested we check out a mending class at Craft Raccoon -- and that's how we ended up there. The shop itself is nicely sized and packed with craft supplies -- and here's the twist: much of it is donated and either free or very low cost. It immediately reminded me of creative reuse spaces I've seen in Chicago, which makes sense because Rachel visited a similar concept there and brought the idea back to Columbus. That kind of cross-pollination of ideas seems to happen a lot here in Columbus -- people bringing inspiration from other cities or countries and building something new locally. Honestly? For some ideas, that's a trend worth keeping. Our class was intimate and hands-on. One of the instructors helped my friend finish a reversible bag project while I got practical help fixing a few wardrobe mishaps. First up: a cardigan I had just bought from the now-closed Pivot Boutique. Turns out it had a loose button and three small holes that no one noticed before I purchased it. The instructor showed me exactly how to mend them properly. Next up: hemming a pair of faux leather cargo pants from Naked Wardrobe. Their pieces are typically cut for someone around 5'9", which... is not my situation. Problem solved with a quick hem lesson. By the end of the session we walked away with: * new mending skills * a few good laughs * great conversation with the instructor * and a deeper appreciation for the mission behind Craft Raccoon The shop itself is still fairly new but already offers a wide range of classes -- things like: * circle skirts * aprons * quilted jackets * pajama pants * quilting projects YE Gurl Says: Craft Raccoon is part creative studio, part sustainability hub, and part community classroom. If you've ever wanted to learn how to mend, sew, or simply be less wasteful with your clothes, this is a great place to start. Sometimes the best fashion upgrade isn't buying something new -- it's learning how to fix what you already have.

    Sew Hippy

    Sew Hippy

    (12 reviews)

    Linden

    I recently used this company for some quick turnaround homecoming shirts and my experience was…read morelackluster to say the least. I received little to no communication from ANYONE. I sent multiple emails and phone calls and the only responses I received was the initial quote and call that my garments were complete, EVEN THOUGH I NEVER APPROVED THE PROOF. I reached out two days after I dropped off my shirts as I hadn't received any design proofs and was worried about hitting my deadline. Got no response after multiple attempts and then was called later that day to inform me my project was done and ready for pickup... When I went in to try and figure out what happened, they told me that they just went ahead since it was basically the design I sent.. except it was different fonts and not what I was hoping for. They offered no sort of discount, let alone any sort of apology for charging me $45 for three shirts that didn't even end up how I wanted them. Not to mention that there was sticky residue and printing lines all over two of the shirts. I tried washing it off and no luck. Would highly recommend staying as far away from this place as you can as they clearly don't follow any proper business practices. Money wasted.

    I went to this establishment for DTG printing. At first, the staff was helpful and informed me…read moreabout pricing and turnaround times. I decided to give them a try and ordered a few shirts. Unfortunately, the shirts were not correct. Each print was defective and not centered on the shirts. I informed them of the issues, and the manager tried to say it was my design. I came back the next day with proof it wasn't my design. Then the manager told me she was frustrated because they had issues with their DTG printer. "After all, it's old and needs to be serviced." I asked to speak to the owner about a refund for the prints. I ask why would they take on business with an inconsistent/broken printer. I was surprised by how unprofessional and inconsiderate the owner was. The owner told me that the shirts were my problem and I was lucky to get a refund from her. I walked away with a refund for less than half the money I spent and a very unpleasant experience.

    Advanced Graphic Designs - embroideryandcrochet - Updated September 2026

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