Let out your inner artist by shopping at this Fabric and Craft store!…read more This was a real find for me as I am a new transplant to CO! What I found was nice employees, fabric, yarn, and all the classes you would want to take to learn a new skill! This is a great store if you are shopping or finding a new community of like minded artists!

What a treat to discover this quilt shop by my friend who's been going to this quilt shop for…read moreseveral years. I walk into a huge collection of beautiful and colorful fabrics from well known designers and brands. To the right side, I walked into another huge area with a vast array of high quality fabrics. It was so hard to choose! Besides fabrics, there was walls with quilt supplies and books. They host classes and have a long arm on site to quilt the backing. The walls and shelves displayed many of their products. Unfortunately, some of the fabrics featured were no longer were available though the instructions were. I even offered to buy the display but that was not possible. I went on a week day so street parking was possible. The owners were helpful and knowledgeable and clearly take pride in their shop. The fabric prices were typical of quilt shops and there were some sales. This shop is on my favorite list and I look forward to coming back soon.

The Artisan Center offers many artful gifts for all. Plenty of jewelry options, home decor,…read morelotions, and children's clothing, toys and books. Outside they offered free water and suckers to those walking by. You could also add to the drawing of faces on the wall. Street and lot parking available.

Charming local shop that offers lots of handmade goods. The shop offers various unique greeting…read morecards, a CO goods section, a children section and houseware. Prices range but seem to be on par with what you would expect.

I came into Michael's to get stuff for my daughters graduation cap. I was able to find everything…read moreon my own very easily, although associates did ask me if I needed help which was nice. When I was checking out, I was chatting with Peggy and she was so helpful. She helped me apply a coupon and find something that I was looking for but we also had great conversation. Self-service check out in this zoom world that we live in stops us from having genuine human connections which I feel are important. I worked 12 hours and then I spent a lot of money on stickers, but it was really nice to stop and have a human moment with Peggy. All of the stress that I had today is gone because we just had a lovely chat. I really hope this goes into consideration when it's time to look at compensation and raises because Peggy deserves the world. Thank you Micheal's if I can upload the finished craft I will later, take care

Rude front staff, not helpful. Wasn't even busy. Didn't need the attitude. Just help the customer.read more

We ordered cookies for my son's 1st birthday, and they turned out absolutely adorable! We were…read morethrilled with the quality, and additionally, Ashley misquoted me (lower rate) for the cookies, and honored that rate which I think was great customer service.

So glad I found Ashley to complete my cookie project. Ashley was super flexible with my budget and…read moreoffered a "brainstorming" call to discuss colors, shapes, designs, themes and price. The cookies were exactly what I had envisioned and I didnt have to provide much guidance after her initial sketch. Ashley delivered the cookies to the event and I am just in love with how very perfect and pretty they are.

This odd little shop shares a storefront in downtown Englewood with Anderson's Vacuum/Colorado…read moreShaver Center. The large signs are all for the shaver/vacuum business, so look for the north door that says, "Blazing Star Ranch." The genesis of the business is the ranch in Elizabeth, Colorado where the owners have a herd of 60+ prize-winning alpacas. Much of the wool in the shop comes from this herd, but the owners seek out and represent other local and international craft yarn producers and dyers. Things are a little disorganized and the inventory is limited, but the yarns and raw wools are very unique and interesting. The shop also sells and services equipment for spinning and weaving and offers a roster of intensive classes. This is a very unusual shop, even for the yarn business. Don't let the strange location put you off. This is a great resource for anyone interested in quality yarn or spinning and weaving. Tours of the ranch are offered if you would like to meet the alpacas.

Hugh quality fiber - wool, alpaca, bamboo, and more, great classes and other supplies for spinning…read moreand yarning.

This locally woman owned business goes above and beyond in repairing a very special filigree mirror…read moreI have had for many years. They did more detailed work then I expected. I am so impressed with there work and how helpful they were in delivering and hanging this large piece for me. Unlike there name, they don't just do little art, they do very large pieces also. They also hold super fun stained glass art classes. New experience for something different to do with a group of friends. Love them so much!

LOVED the Intro to Tiffany method with Joe--he was a knowledgeable and patient instructor, with an…read moreinfectious enthusiasm for the art form! What an amazing place, I'm looking forward to taking more classes!

They are so nice! Spent time with me teaching me how to do a French knot. Truly love this store…read more Best thread selection in Denver!

A few months ago I found myself in Denver and my first stop was the LNS! The women at Diversions…read morewere beyond helpful - advising me on how to kit several different projects. They even let me test out a thread zapper to make sure it worked before I bought it (I'd just bought a faulty one from Amazon). They had a huge variety of canvasses divided by theme and occasion, and I found two lovely ones to purchase. I'll definitely be returning to Diversions next time I'm in the area! The only thing that threw me off was that it felt like there was an assumption I had never stitched before when I walked in. As a 25-year-old woman it felt clear that I wasn't their usual clientele, but once I demonstrated my knowledge they warmed right up!

Despite the glowing reviews here, we had a different experience getting wedding invites made with…read moreFeliicity Allyse. Proofs were sent back with spelling errors - words like "Parker" and "Wedding" were wrong. When requests were (grudgingly) fulfilled for new proofs, we found new spelling and grammar errors. The finished product looked fine, until we dug down a few items into the delivery and noticed missing lines on our "tear off" style RSVP cards - come to find out, the top ten or so cards had the missing line hand drawn in with a ruler and colored pen. The rest of the cards we had to fix ourselves. We felt that proofs should be for checking to make sure the layout and color choices looked good, not for proofreading spelling errors and finding duplicate phone numbers, especially when we had supplied the correct spelling, phone numbers, and sentence structure in word documents. We also felt for the price, the product delivered should be flawless, or that at the very least, errors should have been corrected. The entire process was more stressful than it should have been. Absent some major improvements in basic business practices, we would recommend couples interested in a smooth experience securing what seems to us to be a relatively straightforward product look elsewhere. Curt and Caryanne Sallinger Aurora, CO

We were very excited when we initially met with Felicity and saw her work…read more We became less and less happy after we signed the contract. Communication became difficult--we had to contact her several times because of an error on the website through which she accepts payments. Turn around on email became very long. The day before the wedding, she contacted the bride directly to inform her that she was not going to arrive at the venue in time to get the entire set up completed prior to the wedding time. That caused and amazing amount of stress for an otherwise happy bride. She did indeed arrive at the venue approximately 1 hour prior to the actual wedding which caused some difficulty with getting photographs completed in accordance with our timelines. Frankly, our biggest disappointment was the execution of the flowers.Our contract/proposal made specific references to paper flowers in multiple arrangements. We did not have any paper flowers at all--those were meant to be remembrance flowers for the bride and her grandmothers. By the time we realized there was not a single paper flower, Felicity had left the venue -- and to bring it up would be to cause the bride excessive stress--and honestly, at that point, we were focused on having a happy day in spite of a less-than-enthusiastic florist who showed up very late. Felicity is young. Her business practices are fairly immature. She needs to pay much more attention to detail and adhere to the agreements she makes. It is never ok to change those on less than a day's notice for a bride. Get everything in writing. Ensure that there is a penalty clause if she does not deliver exactly what you ask for.

My wife forgot her corset while we were out of town so we found this gem and were very happy we…read morestopped in. The Good: They have a lot of options for all kinds of wonderful dresses and masks - not our thing to wear but beautiful craftsmanship to look at and appreciate... The Bad: This place also does not have free pizza while we shop around. I am.determined to find a place. Kidding aside, the only downside I would think is that they know they have a monopoly in the area and the prices show it. The Ugly Truth: The selection of corsets is nice and the staff was very helpful in finding just the right one for my wife. She tried several of them on and found one that fit her needs. I would love to say we'll be back but we're not in Denver that often to stop in. A real positive is that the staff is eager to help and makes you feel very welcome. The downside is the pricing, but Denver is a more expensive city then most in this part of the country anyway so I understand.

Went shopping for Renaissance Faire outfits for 12 people and I was going to do business with The…read moreCrimson Rose for a film. They should have just put a sign on their store front saying "No Blacks!" because that is what I felt as soon as I walked in. I had to speak first. I was assisted, very shortly by a woman who immediately walked away when I asked a question about the hats. Then both ignored me and turned their backs on me as I was talking to them before I was finally fed up and left. I might over look this if it was busy but I was the only person in the small shop. I guess I should call ahead before go to a place like this to ask first if they serve my kind, Black Men. I guess we are a threat, even in a costume shop.