My sister and I loved this shop! I think we both could have decorated our homes with things from…read morethis shop. There were so many bright colors, unique patterns and beautiful craftsmanship. There were many handmade items and gifts that were made locally. The shop owner was very nice and she spent a lot of time talking to my sister about the items she was interested in. I loved all the lights and star lanterns they had. The atmosphere was wonderful

OMG... what an exceptional business, especially during a pandemic! When my neighbor and I took my…read moreBissell Premier Pro 2X carpet steam cleaner in for repairs, Colleen was handling the customers with such lovely humor. Everyone was social distancing, even though Debbie and I were the only ones with masks. (I don't even answer my door without one since I have cancer... no chances taken!) These two gentlemen were picking up a HUGE machine that did some type of sewing, but I'm not sure what kind. Looked industrial to me. She got out little furniture flat dollies for them to take it out to their truck, and offered her hubby's help if needed. (That's what hubbies are for, right?) Fast forward past us looking at all the beautiful quilts customers had made, some for sale and some just for display, along with the pillows and other items that had the same deal. They have lots of materials, threads, and countless sewing items to choose from... just know they don't carry upholstery material. (Just sayin'...) Anyway, I get up to the counter with my carpet cleaner and proceed to tell Colleen that even though I had changed the belts, the beater bar wasn't turning, so it wouldn't extract. Everything else seemed to be fine. She said they would check it out and give me a call. No deposit necessary, so off we went! The next day (!) I get a call and it's working like a champ. NO CHARGE. I'm all *WAIT... WHAT???* She said hubby fired it up after putting some solution in it AND IT WORKED. Great Granny Grunt... what in the world? I guess the ride bumped something in place. Who knows? However, I asked to make sure it really DID extract, so he did, and they got a clean rug out of it! We go pick it up and she STILL doesn't want to charge me. Nope. Not gonna put up with that. His time fiddling with it IS WORTH MONEY. Her time checking me in and then out IS WORTH MONEY. Calling me IS WORTH MONEY. I got her to finally accept a base service rate of $20. This was MORE than worth it to ME! These people are jewels. They also repair all manner of things. Bissell had closed their Murfreesboro location so here ya go for Bissell! They told Debbie they could fix her Rainbow too. Plus, all the sewing machines I saw, even that ginormous weird one! Love these peeps!!! (My almost 15 year old beloved Siberian Husky passed away on the 3rd, and I've had to do some carpet cleaning where he had urinary incontinence and peed past his diapers... one of those amazing skills huskies have. Don't know what I would do without this carpet cleaner, and if they hadn't fixed it I would be screaming in frustration on top of my grief. I thank them for this again...)

From the owner: Sales, Service and repair of sewing machines and vacuums. read more

They always have the cutest fabric and a large selection. Staff is very friendly and helpful…read moreespecially Michelle and Brenda who were at the cutting counter. They were a great help in assisting me to figure out a project.

From the owner: Visit your local JOANN Fabric and Craft Store at 1600 Jackson St. Northgate Mall in Tullahoma, TN…read moreto shop fabric, sewing, yarn, baking, and other craft supplies.

I was there during a lull in June, so it was very quiet. There are two relatively small galleries,…read morebeautifully curated, as well as an extensive gift shop that functions as a little mini museum of the work of artists alumni and instructors affiliated with the Craft center. A beautifully designed space, friendly staff. I would've liked a little bit more information or an artist statement/bio along with the gorgeous works on exhibit.

Before the COVID'19 era, my Mom and I took a glass blowing workshop here. It was so cool! We stayed…read morenearby in some basic but clean cabins. The instructor was patient with each student's pace. Safety guidelines were clearly outlined. And although we were taught how to design two different types of glass pieces, we were free to create our own designs. Mom and I each made our own glass art pieces and also made one together. This was such a cool, uniquely memorable experience! Currently the gallery is open to 6 people at a time if people are qearing masks and also operates as an online gallery.

Such a cute shop! Lots of fun things to bring the cozy feel of the south into your home! The owner…read moreis very nice and made the time spent in her shop very positive. Go and support this new business!

From the owner: A quaint home boutique that offers a distinctive shopping experience. We carry unique home…read morefurnishings, handmade items featuring local artisans, as well as painted furniture and vintage pieces.

I was truly aware that this store normally reeked of smoke smell before entering, but I needed to…read morelook for a Christmas gift, so I decided to enter and give it another chance. Not only did it still smell like cigarettes, it was also packed with racks that had clothes that were heavily dusty, the store had poor lighting. not all fixtures were working. The racks were not labeled properly by size. This store is in a small town and is the only store that supplies the ball leagues with shirts/uniforms, etc. So, this business has made it all these years because of the small town. Unfortunately, I will not visit this store again if it never improves.

if you want you entire order to smell like cigarettes and smoke then that's fine i also wouldn't in…read morea million years would go somewhere that has such a turnover on workers you can't get a consistent anything like that and her past employees will tell you she doesn't pay then like she should

The Country Store Quilt Shop offers several kits to choose from for both new and experienced…read morequilters, as well as many bolts and fat quarters of fabric to choose from. They also offer Block of the Month programs where each month you get the fabrics and pattern to create a block, and at the end of the year you have 12 blocks to piece together into a quilt. The staff are all very friendly and willing to help out with any project, big or small. They enjoy seeing works in progress and offer advice when needed.

I'm writing this from an artist's perspective. I participated in this show years ago, and at one…read moretime it was truly excellent. Local residents showed up in droves and genuinely valued -- and purchased -- handmade work. I made five to $7000 twenty years ago. Unfortunately, the show has changed significantly. It now draws large crowds, many of whom appear to be bused in from outside the area. While attendance is high, sales are not. The loyal local audience seems to have been pushed out by the increased congestion, and many no longer attend. Equally disappointing is the noticeable decline in handmade goods. Walking the show this year, I spoke with several talented artists who shared that they struggled to cover even their basic expenses and do not plan to return. It's a real shame that the show has declined like it has. It used to be a beautiful show and Franklin is a nice town.

I paid almost $500 for a booth at Main Street Festival. They put my booth location on 4th street…read more We had a fraction of the traffic on main and there were food trucks on the corner of main & 4th with lines that blocked entrance to our booths. The quality of booths on main looked like flea market vendors. What a waste of time and money