This is an artist's wonderland. I was blown away at the selection. If you are looking for pretty…read moremuch any kind of art supply, Jerry's has you covered! I was coming in to buy some acrylic paints. Because I'm dipping my toes back into painting, I wanted to find an inexpensive starter kit and some reasonably priced brushes. I found both and was really pleased with them. The service here was great- while I didn't need any assistance, I did hear an associate the next aisle over giving attentive service that really went above and beyond. When I was ready to be rung up, I was told there is a free program you can sign up for to get 10% off. I signed up and got the discount on the spot. Great value, excellent selection and helpful service- what more could you want! I'll be working on getting my painting back up to par, so I'm expecting to be back soon to get some more supplies soon. Thanks Jerry's Artarama!

The best art store in town! I absolutely love Jerry's, they have a great selection of art supplies,…read moreknowledgeable staff, and great deals!

Small cute stationery store. Has homemade cards and a good selection of pens and some small gifts.read more

From the owner: We have stationery from all over the world. Unique gifts, pens, notebooks and much more.read more

Perfect stop for gifts of all kinds, especially when I forget and need a last minute idea!read more

It's inside Lonestar Mercantile now. Cute and reasonably priced. So excited to find it! Small but…read moregreat selection.

Closed permanently. I tried to call and didn't get an answer but drove there anyway. Sign still…read moreabove door, but walked into a construction office.

I love hobby lobby!!…read more They have so many "things" for crafters and for those that want to be a crafter for a day! Items are always discounted and sometimes even more then the usual 30% - 50%. What a bargain! I usually check on Sunday for their specials for the week. They are closed on Sunday to allow for employees to enjoy family time! What a wonderful practice. Lots of things to spruce up a house can be found at Hobby Lobby. Go check it out and grab a buggy since your arms can't carry all the great finds!! August 2023

I don't like the way I was treated when searching for Hanukkah party supplies and was informed that…read moreHL doesn't carry goods for "my" holidays. So they no longer get "my" money for anything. Imagine, a store in Far North Dallas.

Best stationary store in DFW! Love the Campus smooth paper and the pen selection. The other cute…read morestuff is a bonus.

Located in the Mitsuwa marketplace this little stationery store has so many cute stickers and…read morebooks. Good place to walk around and look at cute things in general and then go off to the food court and enjoy a meal. Super nice staff and although it is small, it is PACKED with so many goodies. A bit on the expensive side as far as stationery goes, but still cute to look at and splurge a little.

I hadn't been to Rock Barrell for over 10+ years, but it was just as magical as I remember it! I…read morehad the grandkids for a sleepover and I decided that they should experience the magic! My 9 year old grandson wasn't too excited to go but once he stepped inside and saw a shark tooth, he was all over it! Even hubby was so impressed and glad he tagged along. My granddaughters found so many pretty things but I limited everyone to two items each. The girls each wanted a shell ring and a turtle jewelry pendant. HUGE selection of jewelry making supplies, including stone, jewels, metal findings, etc. and so many beautifully polished rocks and stone pieces and crystals. The prices seemed very reasonable. After we took the grandkids to the Perot museum last summer and they loved the huge rock displays, my oldest granddaughter wanted a rock tumbler for her birthday. We did fulfill that wish and even helped her tumble a couple of sets of rocks over the month long process. I brought our results with us to the store. I asked the young lady at the counter about what might have happened. The kind older man behind the counter walked by and asked so nicely if he might step in to help. He explained that rocks have different levels of hardness and we could probably get best results by tumbling all like rocks at a time. Makes perfect sense! I was just so impressed at how kind (to us and to each other) and helpful everyone was. I think it was a father (owner perhaps?) and daughter working together and the working relationship was beautiful to experience. Everyone had a great experience at Rock Barrell and can't wait to return!

They have a wonderful selection & great customer service! I frequent this establishmentread more

I've taken metalsmithing classes at the Craft Guild for several years and have learned from…read moreincredible instructors. Highly recommended if you want to learn jewelry making techniques using state of the art equipment. The community of artist is amazing.

I came to the Intro to Drawing classes at the Guild wanting to understand how to represent a 3D…read moreobject on a 2D surface and what it meant when visual artists said that "drawing is seeing". I just completed my first-ever drawing classes with artist and art educator, Tina Cauller. One word: phenomenal. It is hard to find beginning drawing classes for adults in the Dallas area, and I couldn't find many reviews of Tina's classes before joining. Now, having completed the course, I wonder if the few prior reviewers had even turned up to class?! I loved her traditional teaching format, which incrementally built lessons on subjects that drawing students have studied for centuries. The excellent and thorough technical instruction, along with a relaxed and supportive art practice environment, gave me time for trial and error. The amount of growth in every student in the class from first to final class was outstanding. Tina has extensive experience and translates it into interesting, engaging, and supportive learning-to-draw lessons, making me believe I can draw anything I set out to. So satisfying and highly recommended. If you have been looking for a beginning drawing class, treat yourself, and don't wait!

What a fantastic time and a fantastic venue. Design and Mine allows you to bring a group along with…read moreyour own beverages and snacks to a sign painting extravaganza. My experience here was with 8 girls from my daughters volleyball team along with the parents; we had food for the kids, and the parents of course had their own adult beverages to keep us occupied. We picked our signs well before the party and when we showed up the hosts explained to the girls how to select their stain and decorate their signs however they wanted. I love the freedom the girls had to roam and explore one anothers paintings; they were able to compare, collaborate and laugh. The staff did a fantastic job of keeping the girls focused enough to create beautiful signs, all the while having a great time to talk and mingle with one another. The place is clean and you are greeted with a smile when you walk in. The attitude from start to finish is positive and happy. You could spend time walking through the shop and reading the beautiful signs to get inspiration to create your own version. I will be organizing a neighborhood event and bringing them here, I think we would have a blast working with this place to provide a first stop for a party bus. This place would also be great for team building as you have the space and atmosphere for fun and positive thinking. Overall, this place is great for large or small groups and you leave with a beautiful piece of art you created yourself. Bravo to the owners of Design & Mine for creating a wonderful place to create fun art and memories.

From the owner: We are a DIY home decor studioread more

This place is full of things you need that you thought you never did!! Clean and well organized. I…read morehad to walk through every aisle. I found some hot wheels and unique sweaters. Everything is decently priced and if you love supporting local business this is the place to go!

If you like kitch and are looking for crafty,this is the place for you . Years ago when they first…read moreopened,I visited and at that time it leaned more towards vintage and antique. You know,grandmas quilt,Aunt Doris Hope Chest. It's now evolved to none of that and more " Creators Market" let me say,I get it. I know what people are doing and I respect it. Just not for me. For X dollars a month,you rent a small space( booth) and set up shop. Everything under the sun is here. Honey,lotions, jewelry, lamps made from Whiskey bottles. Most of us have seen these places. I think they're dream factories. People looking for recognition of their creativity and making a couple of bucks along the way. I'm 100% behind this idea . I came in here with the Intent of finding someone interested in buying a few antiques I'm selling. I was surprised to find the opposite of what I expected. Enjoy the photos. Interesting to say the least