Wonderful shop and service. Loved the openness of their values.! Will be ordering online after…read morevisiting in person.

The web site and Google say they have cross stitch, hand embroidery and other sewing besides fabric…read moreand quilting. They do not. It is only fabric and quilting and the fabric is $10-20 per yard

Had an absolutely fabulous experience at tonight's class. The owner and her assistant were…read moreextremely welcoming, friendly and helpful. They provided lots of instruction. The shop was very clean & well organized. They answered all my questions and offered some great suggestions and guidance. Can't wait to go back for another class.

I love this place if you're looking for a new experience to do alone or with friends.The clay cafe…read moreis a perfect place. They have have plenty of pottery to choose from. A wide assortment of paints and accessories to make your own creation special. My my family decided to decorate coffee cups. It was really fun and the baby even got in on action. My daughter is son in law were very creative.Me not so much, but it was fun anyway. The space is kind of small.We went on a weekend and they had a big group in there.So I would say during the week is probably a better time. The staff was a really nice and helpful. I cannot wait to go back and create something different. Also, it takes about a week to get your finished project back. Because it has to be put in the oven to finish it.

Love this place! It is a small space so definitely make a reservation if you are going in groups!…read moreParking lot is also small so be prepared for that. Neither of those things are drawbacks, just things that would be helpful to know ahead of time if you've never been before! Inside is a very cozy atmosphere and welcoming environment! There's always a variety of blank pieces to select from; I do not often see repeat items. There is a table at the front which includes various items: stamps, lace, paper cut-outs, paint tape, letter stamps, just lots of things to help you make the piece you want! They do discounts for students and children. I cannot recall the exact amount for each, but they do have them!

I was in town visiting a friend and saw a print in her apartment that she got here and wanted one…read morefor my own apartment. I wasn't sure if it was still in stock or being sold here, since my friend bought it months earlier. I ended up reaching out to State & Third on Instagram and they got back to me very quickly about the print. They were able to order it and ship it to my apartment in Chicago easily. I'm happy I was able to support a local business from afar!

Nice little eclectic store just outside of the Sheraton in Down Town Columbus. Lots of different…read moremakers of Jewelry, T-shirts, soaps and scrubs. I came in wanting either a new pendant or a new hair accessory. I walked away with a skin scrub and 2 new hair bands. Those hair bands are quite possibly the most comfortable things I've owned.

Best prices on Oracal vinyl in the area (or the internet for that matter.) I always try my best to…read moreshop local and this business carries all the popular crafting materials and items. Support your locally-owned businesses.

My friend and I had such a fun time at board and brush! I thought you would show up and have your…read morewood ready to go, but boy was I wrong! You start with raw, unfinished wood and destress, sand, stain, put your sign together and create the art. When you walk out you will have a sign that is ready to hang (hanging wire attached), which is great! The staff was feisty but generally helpful. They have wine and beer for purchase which makes for a great night out! I love my sign and plan on coming back.

I was absolutely clueless when it came to "making stuff" I never took any woodwork classes or built…read moremuch of anything well, nothing more advanced than IKEA ;) . When I picked a Christmas countdown to do it was definitely one of the harder picks but the instructors helped me so much! They helped me pick out where to place certain things and they let me pick out my own painting colors and stains which the freedom with that was awesome! It was such a fun experience and I definitely want to come back and do more wood pieces ! Maybe next time I'll be brave enough to white wash... well, maybe the time after the next ;) check it out!!!

Amazing shop that has a wide range of collectibles. The prices range is also great, there is…read moredefinitely something for everyone here. I highly recommend checking them out especially if you are looking for a unique gift this Christmas.

If Big Bang Theory and your Childhood had a love child, you would have Big Fun Columbus…read more They have an incredible collection of new toys and collectibles as well as things from your youth. Check it out if you need a trip down memory lane or that unique gift for that hard to find person.

I could kill Gwen for stealing my FTR! We were at this damn thing together, and I had a life to go…read morelive while she ran home and stole it! Thievery! Okay, that last part was a bit harsh. But I was genuinely bummed. As the Cbus Yelp scene grows, it gets harder to find new places. CS Gallery was a bit of a surprise. I knew that a number of shops had been opening surrounding the little strip of Parsons that you'd be lying if you didn't contribute to Carabar opening up on the street five years ago or however long it's been. Back then there were maybe two other shops on this strip, excluding AWOL and Black Creek. But what I didn't expect to find was art that actually appealed to me. Not that I didn't think it could happen, or didn't think I would find such a thing at CS, but more that I have been to a large number of the galleries in the Short North and I hate about all of them. I actually enjoyed my evening at CS though. That was the surprise. They had free food, beer, and wine set up in a room off to the side, and the main room plus a back room filled wall to wall with art from regional artists (east coast and midwest mostly). They were having a contest for the best picture, but I didn't catch the winner. I saw two people I knew quite unexpectedly, one a retired philosophy professor from my alma mater, another from work. And of course the company of my friends Frankie and Gwen. What a fun time!

This interesting little shop is in the heart of the new arts district in Old Towne East. It's a…read moreprint-shop, paper-making studio, bookmaking joint, and covers everything you'd ever need to see or know about paper. If you need a unique gift, or are looking to treat yourself, check out the hand-made journals. These little lovelies are hand-bound sheets of handmade paper, and often covered with scraps of leather or other durable, interesting materials. There are sweet little notecards, sheets of textured paper, and prints on the walls. The owner, Daniel Colvin, also specializes in calligraphy. He can hand-make your wedding invitations, or any other special invitation, book, or paper product that you need. Have you seen movies about long ago, where a count or king or Dracula seals his letter with sealing wax, then stamps it with a special insignia? You can buy these kinds of stamps and sticks of wax here too- I thought those were really cool. Be like Dracula and buy your insignia here, then send off your creepy letters on handmade paper. Sounds fun, doesn't it?