This place is no longer open. Frustrated that it's not…read moreupdated on yelp to communicate that is no longer in service. We did find an alternative place in Plainfield; upaintpotterystudio.com and it was amazing!!!

What a blast! Went here with a group for a girls night and…read morewe had so much fun. The model is similar to a "wine and canvas" type thing. You bring your own food and beverages (wine) and they supply the paints, pottery, and glazing/firing. You start by picking from a wide variety of pottery fron their shelves (bowls, trinkets, mugs, small statues, etcl). The price is labelled on each item and you add an amount for the glazing/firing to that. Then you pick from a pleothera of paints and get to painting! They have a "party barn" for private parties and we enjoyed chatting, painting, and noshing the night away. Within a couple of days, you can pick up your finished products!

I wish I had written a review sooner, but there's still time to check out this little yarn shop! I…read moreinitially visited as part of the Roving Indiana Yarn Crawl in 2019. The shop is a little tucked away, but not too hard to find. They will be closing soon (by end of this month, I believe), but as of today still had quite a bit in stock. Lots of pretty natural fibers, some locally dyed, as well as some synthetics. A bit of spinning fiber, lots of notions, a few kits, project bags, many books and magazines. Check the back for deals! They also have an adorable fiber scene in the planter out front, that has changed with the seasons.

I am so happy that Starstuck Cat is in Greenwood. It's a yarn shop and so much more. The owner,…read moreJill, carries a nice selection of yarns and all the tools a knitter or crocheter could want. If she doesn't have something you want she is quick to offer to order it for you. In addition she also has rug hooking and basket making supplies and tools too. There's a wide variety of classes available to take to improve skills you already have or to learn new ones. She also carries really cute crafter accessories; bags, shirts, jewelry, etc. It's a really cute shop and very inviting. Open studio nights are on Fridays until 8pm and while it's usually knitters all crafters are welcome.

We had a great and fun time painting our pieces. I wish we arrived earlier to have more time to…read morereally finish what we wanted. Prices aren't all that bad, but being towards the end of the day, a lot of the handwriting paint bottles were empty which made us scramble and get creative with the brushes. Large selection and helpful staff.

This place was fantastic! I was in town visiting family for a few weeks and wanted to take my 3…read moreyear niece to a painting pottery class. We found this place on yelp and walked in on a Friday afternoon. It's so cute and quaint and reasonably priced!

It's such a beautiful place to shop. They have a large variety of items created by local artisans…read more If you are looking to learn a new craft, they offer a variety of classes in painting, paper crafts, crochet and knitting, fabric arts, and more.

From the owner: Antique Items, Art Classes, Art Products, Artisan Products, Craft Products, Decor, DIY Skill…read moreBuilding Workshops, Fashion, Freeze Dried Candies, Groups, Handcrafted Consignment Items For Children and Babies, Homemade Chex Mix, Individuals, Locally Handcrafted Gifts, Locally Handcrafted Home Decor, Refurbished Items, Vintage Items Products Antiques, Balms, Candles, Candy, Children’s Gifts, Collectibles, Diversified Manufactured Cutouts, Diversified Paintable Surfaces, Diversified Quilt Boards, Diversified Wood, Dixie Bell Silk All In One Paint, Dixie Bell Brushes, Services: Acrylics, Artisan And Seasonal Crafts And Décor, Canvas Work, Casting Moulds And Moldings, Crochet, Family Events, Furniture Painting, Knitting, Large Group Craft Events, Mixed Media, One-On-One Tutoring And Instruction Are Available, Brands: Dixie Belle, Magnolia Design Co, Re-Design with Prima, Zibra Paint Brushes, Retique It, Diversified Woodworking, KC Woodworking Locations Facts: Located on 135 and Fairview Road in the Kroger Shopping Center facing Fairview Business Description: Welcome to Crafts & Creations! We are a fun local DIY artisan and craft store offering the products your creativity needs, the skill-building classes to take your art and your projects to the next level, and a fabulous consignment shop to buy beautiful locally handcrafted gifts, fashion, and decor along with vintage and refurbished items and decor! Certifications: Dixie Belle Elite Retailer

Attended my first mosaic workshop here with a few friends and was amazed at the results…read more First off this is located at the Stutz building, on the third floor, quite near the elevator, so it's not that hard to find. There are plenty of paid parking lots and street parking available around the area. Keep in mind that street parking is free on Sundays. Communication is outstanding, with reminder e-mails, detailed maps on how to find the studio, where to park and after your class instrutions on applying the grout. But let's get to the classes. Currently this location "only" offers Turkish Mosaic Lamp workshops. However, you can choose your type of lamp, or just a globe or candleholder. Entirely up to you and your budget. It is not cheap, but neither are the materials needed. You will be seated at a tablel with seemingly endless mosaic glass options in so many great colors, it's going to be tough to choose a color combination. There are a few suggestions on their website as far as color combinations go. And of course you will need to decide what type of pattern you will be creating. Another tough decision. You will get a two-sided sheet with various patterns you could follow, or you can feel free to create your own. Our instructor was Kurt, a most patient man, as I dragged about a dozen of folks with me as usual and there were a couple of other folks besides our group and with that every last seat was taken. He answered question after question and refilled bead and glass shapes continuously. Showed us how to glue things in place, made suggestions, helped here and there with project gone awry and somehow still managed to share a bit about his home country of Turkey. There are little lit platforms where you can check what your lamp will look like when completed, and also an actual lamp you can hold your masterpiece to and get a better idea. Once you are done with your pattern, you get to create your own mix of tiny glass beads and apply those in all the 'free' spaces. then you are done with studio time. You are given grout and instructed on how to apply this once your project has reasted at least 12 hours. (you will also get an e-mail the next day, reminding you and a link for the instructions again). You will also get your lamp part , if you chose to make a lamp, and the bulb to go with it. All is neatly in a nice sturdy bag so you can add your globe and your grout to it also and have it all together in one place. Highly recommend this experience and I am hoping that they will add some of the different workshops that are offered at other locations. Fingers crossed.

The session was a gift from my daughter. Really fun. Our instructor was helpful and encouraging!…read moreOverall a relaxing experience.

Mystery Fun Club is an art and tattoo supply shop in Fountain Square. They have been open about…read more 1.5 years. They sell your typical painting and drawing supplies, spray paint/graffiti art supplies, and tattoo supplies. They also sell some art pieces by local artists. They have also recently started hosted a clothing swap in the back of the store every 3rd Sunday with Swap Sesh.

Received a baby block for our 1st child and its now what I give to every first time parent!…read more Beautiful work, free shipping, easy website and genuine care crafted into each keepsake! Love these guys!

I was in love with the block I was given with my first baby and have in turn purchased one for…read moreevery friend and family member since! The quality is great and I loved the idea of supporting a family business. When I noticed the price go from $19 to $32 I emailed someone asking if there was any kind of loyalty program to earn percentage discounts after so many purchased and I was lectured to about Trump and costs of shipping and talked down to. There was zero "thank you for being a repeat customer". The product is great but customer service of the family members need some education how to treat people with kindness and respect.

I love going to Hobby Lobby. The store is full of the coolest most creative items. I love to browse…read morearound and see what ideas I get. This is a store even my husband actually enjoys going to look around with me. There is plenty of parking. The inside of the store is clean and inviting. The staff are helpful and pleasant. The selection is second to none. I do like when they have coupons but there is usually some type of sale going on and the prices are reasonable. I enjoy going to look around and recommend to anyone looking for decor, crafting or organizing ideas.

I am the Founder and President of a local non profit organization. I took the appropriate…read morepaperwork into the store March 2025 and was issued a sales tax exemption card from their store. I used it several times with no issues. When I attempted to use it a few days ago they said it expired. I showed the cashier the card which showed 3/2028 expiration. She stated that didn't matter, it was expired and I would have to bring the paperwork in again and get a new card. I asked why that might have happened? She stated, oh it happens all the time, you just have to bring your papers in again and get a new card. Seems easy right? Not for someone who works, has a family, runs a non profit and lives 40 minutes away. Because she stated it happens all the time I asked if I could bring my paperwork and have them make a copy in the event it would happen again? She stated, oh, no we can't have that kind of paperwork in the store, you can just bring it with you each time. Not a good option considering it has the organization EIN and other information I wouldn't want to risk by just having it with me everytime. I pulled up my sales tax exemption certificate on the govt website at which point she waved her hand and said, no you have to bring it in, we don't look at copies of things. I explained I was merely showing her I had just obtained the certificate in March 2025 and suddenly July of 2025 Hobby Lobby says it's expired. She then said, you have to have an ST-105...um incorrect. I told her it's an NP-1 form. She argued with me saying corporate told them they have to have an ST-105. I told her that you can't even apply for one of those anymore because the government changed that in 2023 and it's now an NP1 form. She shook her head and waved her hand around, stating nope we can only take the ST105. I pulled up IN.gov and showed her that it's not even possible for me to apply for an ST105 and again she stated, that doesn't mean anything. I asked to speak to a manager to clear things up and she said, he's going to tell you the same thing. There's nothing we can do. I insisted I wanted to speak with him for clarification. When he came to the register the cashier proceeded to talk condescendingly and tell HIM that there was nothing he could do. I explained to him everything I had explained to her including the NP1 form and showed him the government site. He told me he would have to call the corporate tax department, at which point the cashier told him, they're going to tell you the same thing, it's their rule so he did not attempt to even call them on my behalf. I asked for the corporate number and the manager gave that to me and I left. I called the corporate office and left a message because it was after hours. I called my accountant, who confirmed that the ST105 is obsolete. The next day I called the Department of revenue who also told me that the ST105 is no longer the form retailers should be requesting. The Department of revenue gave me the link where I could print off the bulletin from the IRS to take in and show them. The next day I got a call from the corporate office and I explain the situation and they also stated they had no idea why the store would be telling people they needed the ST105 because in fact it is the NP1 form. It was a huge inconvenience, a waste of a lot of my time and fuel to rectify this and I certainly did not appreciate the way that the cashier acted rudely and continued to interrupt myself and the manager along with the waving of her hand and shaking of her head as if she knew everything and was not receptive to what I was explaining. When I went to the store a few days later and showed them the bulletin print off from the Department of revenue the manager was quick to issue a new card and asked if he could make a copy of my NP1 form, which just a few days prior the cashier had stated they can't make copies of any of that paperwork to have in their store.

Cannot thank Joseph at Michael's in Avon enough in framing for his help on a piece I needed framed…read morefor an upcoming art show. Not only was he super helpful and helped me out in a pinch, he was an absolute pleasure to work with and recommended some nearby art collectives to check out. Will definitely be back for my framing needs.

It's Michael's. Of course I'm giving it 5 stars!…read more This is a great location. Easy, highly visible access from the highway. Not the biggest location, but they neatly pack quite a bit of goodies in to the space. I've always had positive experiences with their employees. Whether I go to Michael's or Hobby Lobby typically depends on which has what I want on sale. This week, it was Michael's. But even better, I was offered the option of doing site to store and saving an additional 20%. So I paid for everything online and had an email in 30 minutes letting me know my order was ready for pickup. This not only saved me time but also money, with no impulse purchases!