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    Four Sisters Quilting

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Spratx

    Spratx

    5.0
    (10 reviews)
    3.0 mi
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    Here's the tl;dr version:…read more -- Cool local art for purchase -- Supplies for urban artists (or amateurs who are headed over to the Hope Gallery) -- Unique souvenirs for Austin visitors -- #ATXFreeArtFriday Co-founded by a UTexas alumna Molly Maroney and another local artist known as Mouf in 2013, SprATX is a street art startup artist collective, gallery, & supply store, with this brick & mortar location opening in January 2014. Inside, you'll find spray paint, paint markers, stickers, prints, and cool urban apparel for purchase, all of which features the work of our local Austin street artists and often has a motivational, "Keep Austin Weird," or "Austin Pride" kind of message. Chances are that if you have noticed any impressive new mural or live street art event around town (such as at the X Games, ACL Fest, SXSW, FunFunFun Fest, East Austin Studio Tour, or the Long Center lawn) over the past 4 years, SprATX was involved. Their artists have also done work for most of the Alamo Drafthouse locations and numerous corporate clients around the city. As if that weren't cool enough, SprATX is also the creator of #ATXFreeArtFriday https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/atxfreeartfriday/, a weekly art scavenger hunt in which artists of all levels (from hobbiests to professionals) hide their work (stickers, canvases, screenprints, sculptures, textiles, anything goes) throughout the city. The artist posts clues on Instagram and waits for a lucky treasure hunter to find the stash. The finders post their "I found it!" reactions online, tag the artist and #ATXFreeArtFriday, and the cycle continues. Follow @atxfaf_official and the hashtag on Instagram if you want to join the game. The diverse 30+ member collective includes amazing local street scene artists like ZUZU, Roshi K, G52, Truth, Lucas Aoki, and Drib, whose works you've likely viewed all over town. The collective also serves as an incubator for talent around the country through their Artist Exchange Program, which pairs artists from Austin and other cities to co-create murals which are then created and revealed in the partner artist's city. I just love supporting a local business that fosters community involvement and puts beauty into the world. Closed on Wednesdays; otherwise open 12:30-7:30p daily.

    One of my favorite spots in Austin. Housing the art of some of the city's very best. A collective…read moreof awesome and inspirational individuals. Stop by and check out the gallery, grab a print, original piece, some stickers or gear! They even have art supplies like markers and cans !!

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    Hobby Lobby

    Hobby Lobby

    3.7
    (6 reviews)
    1.0 mi

    We would like to recognize Chris in the Custom Framing Department at Hobby Lobby # 369 in Austin,…read moreTexas, for providing exceptional customer service and demonstrating a level of dedication that went far above and beyond our expectations. Our experience began when we brought in several military awards to be professionally framed and matted. Chris assisted us with the order and was extremely helpful throughout the process. When we returned to pick up the first completed piece, it was immediately apparent that there was a problem with the mat cutting. The laser-cut openings were uneven, the corners were crooked, and the overall quality did not meet the standards we expected. When we discussed the issue with Chris, he was completely transparent about the situation. He explained that the problem was caused by the mat-cutting machine and detailed the extensive efforts he had already made to resolve it. He had contacted Hobby Lobby headquarters, worked with the manufacturer, and arranged multiple attempts to recalibrate and repair the machine. Unfortunately, those efforts had not corrected the issue. At that same visit, we had brought an additional seven military awards and memorabilia items that we wanted framed. Naturally, we were concerned that the same problem would occur. We asked whether another nearby Hobby Lobby location could complete the work instead, Chris explained that other stores were experiencing similar issues. We also asked what would happen if the problem persisted? Chris assured us that they would continue working until the job was done correctly and that customer satisfaction remained his priority. Several weeks later, we received a call that the seven pieces were ready for pickup. When we arrived, we were genuinely amazed by the results. Every single piece was beautifully framed, and the matting was flawless. The cuts were perfectly straight, the corners were precise, and the finished products looked absolutely outstanding. When we asked Chris how he had managed to solve the problem, he explained that he had taken it upon himself to research the machine independently. He spent his own time watching instructional videos, reviewing information from the manufacturer's website, and studying every resource he could find. Through persistence, trial and error, and a genuine commitment to doing the job correctly, he successfully recalibrated the machine himself. The final results speak for themselves. The craftsmanship on all seven pieces was exceptional. More importantly, Chris demonstrated professionalism, accountability, attention to detail, and a commitment to customer satisfaction that is increasingly rare to find. Hobby Lobby should be proud to have an employee like Chris. Rather than accepting a recurring problem, he took ownership of it, invested significant personal effort into finding a solution, and delivered outstanding results for his customers. We highly recommend that Chris be recognized for his dedication, initiative, and exceptional service. His efforts turned what could have been a disappointing experience into one that exceeded all expectations. Sincerely, Rob and Jacqueline Duley

    I haven't been to hobby lobby in a while but the local craft store I wanted to go to was closed on…read moreSunday. I was pleasantly surprised to find such fun stationary and paper. Looks like they were also have a clearance sale too! Customer service was friendly but a bit slow as they were short staffed.

    Four Sisters Quilting - artsandcrafts - Updated August 2026

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