Walking in here felt like stepping into the same store I've already been in... 47 times... just…read morerearranged slightly. Aisle after aisle of the same stuff, and somehow it manages to feel both overwhelming and uninspiring at the same time. I went in hoping for a little creative spark and instead just kind of wandered around like... is this it? That said, credit where it's due. they came THROUGH with terracotta pots. Small, basic selection, the cheapest I've found around, which saved the entire trip. So yeah, not exciting, but weirdly reliable if you're going for 10" or less terra cotta pots.

Need helium for balloons or need helium filled balloons? We got some here for a 2 yo birthday…read moreparty. Lots of choices. Plus we brought in some that needed filled. Service was quick at 9 am. Not sure what it might be later in the day. I'm sure you can find other places for helium but this was super convenient and done quickly. Seemed a little pricy but that may just be the price now.

Joann's and Michael's (in that order) were always the go-to places for arts/crafts and fabrics…read more It's sad to see Joann's on It's way out but, that's life right? Still, it was nice perusing the nearly empty aisles, looking for last minute deals that appealed to us.

The order was delivered quickly and the other that I picked up was ready when I went to store to…read morepicking up.

I Bought it at The Bear Shush Dine' Bear People in the Dine'…read morelanguage. Reva Stewart is a bear in all the best ways. She takes care and advocates for her cubs, wherever they are. She went after "drug rehab" houses trafficking in young women from all over Indian Country, starting with her niece. But wait! She is a business owner too. There was once a store named Drumbeat. Reva was an employee. Owner Bob aged out of the business, turning the inventory and his business practices oblver to Riva in 2024. So began Shush Dineh' Work with beads? Need Pendleton goods? Smudging materials? Shawls and fringe Plus so much more. An immense selection in a small space. Value pricing - But, Reva's a business woman. She has to keep in business for so many reasons. I Bought it at The Bear! But I bought from Deborah, the laid off Intel pipe fitter selling her Arts and jewelry to make end meet.

Fanstastic find for those looking to buy quality Native American blankets, beadwork,etc and art…read moresupplies. Native American owned and supplied

I'm curious as to why this review I'm pasting here was put in the not recommended section here on…read moreYelp? Teresa A. Teresa A. Spokane, WA 0 friends 1 review 5.0 star rating1/2/2026 Ordered tons of glass and was so impressed with the delivery. Everything was packed well and arrived in short order and nothing was broken. Highly recommend and will continue to order from SW Art Glass in the near future. Thank you! Teresa Just curious as to why?

please think twice about buying anything from John Longo, owner of SW Art Glass. Shop around, he…read morelikes to overcharge his customers. he also allows his employees to cuss at costumers. also, the customer is always wrong even when you make an order and tell them how you would like it shipped and they tell you we don't care what you want, even though he wouldn't admit he was wrong, or apologize for saying he didn't give a **ck, very egotistical and toooo busy to take one order. I call it lazy and unappreciative of loyal customers that order lots of glass. BEWARE

This store is owned by the Stain Glass Store also…read more Which they are Amazing! Huge inventory for glass artist. Glass Sheets Dichroic Glass Frit Molds So much more! Let all your friends know about this place. They will thank you for it.

From the owner: molds, grinders, glass oli cutting tools,read more

In my opinion this company has the worst customer service I have encountered in a very long time…read more Ignores emails and/or phone calls. I cancelled a back order 2 weeks before it was shipped, company finally acknowledged my request, but then 3 days later decided to ship it anyway charging my credit card without my authorization.

The physical and online store sells mainly scrapbooking items. I've purchased Julie Nutting paper…read moredoll stamps and metal cutting dies that are manufactured by Prima, with whom they wholesale and sell to me as a loyal customer. While they are local and not too far from me, I'd have them shipped my orders to me with free shipping $100+, and they also give away or make it easy to acquire generous promo coupons. Artist Julie Nutting has released a lot of signature doll poses per line that she releases per year, that I've come to like and be able to use- which makes the free shipping offer and coupon offer a good deal. I'd pre-order and pay the discount bundle rate. They have a spreadsheet system that keeps the pre-order / in-stock orders all organized to be sure to ship everything in a timely manner without messing up the orders. They ship in a box as per customer request and enclose a printed receipt for pre-order and in-stock shipments, to show that they and the customers are in-tune with the orders going out and coming in. All of my orders so far have arrived undamaged in every way. In my last order, I noticed that I didn't have the (in-stock) stamp that go with the die I purchased that I thought I had, so when I quickly e-mailed them to request to merge the pre-order and in-stock orders to include the stamp instead of placing a new order, they told me they could do that. I let them know that I was willing to wait for the in-stock stamp to arrive at the same time as pre-order at a later date, if I wanted to include the revised order w/in the free shipping and not pay extra to ship the stamp (which I would've gotten much sooner). So, I am appreciative that they and I were in cohesion, since I'd read some businesses don't merge and ironically often tell customers who left out something to place another order and pay extra. At the end of each order, they offer Reward points based on your totals. They also hold an annual Warehouse Sale at their physical warehouse. Note: They are not a store to browse/shop in but rather, a "warehouse" where customers show up during the open hours to pick up their orders. And, they also have pickups at their Scottsdale meetups. So, if your orders are large, free shipping is feasible, right? They have become my go-to to purchase new releases, and I get to support a decent small local business :) Thanks for the excellent experience! Happy scrappin'!

I needed 2 pieces of glass for a jewelry box I made. People were very nice, cut the glass to fit in…read morethe doors. However, glass was too dark. I went back a week later, not to return the glass, but to buy a different piece and have them cut it as before. I was told they don't cut, but if I wanted it I would have to come back the next day and it would be done for $20 each door. My jewelry box doors are 4x9. The man who was ringing up my bill was very apologetic, however an older man was in charge and told me about the cutting. He was very rude. We had to wait over 1/2 hr to be told this as only 1 cash register was in use and the man in front of us had a huge order. This old man never bothered to help at all. If He is the owner I feel very sorry for his employees.