This yarn store is tucked into a booth at the Farmers Market on Lincolnway. Besides luscious…read morecommercial yarn, there's local bison handspan and the most beautiful handwoven scarves you'll see. I also found the perfect cotton blend to finish a baby poncho.

Located in the farmer's market. Nancy was very friendly, helpful, had beautiful yarn and weaving.read more

I can't find all my yarn! please get more of Carron one pound colors, carron ombre colors and loops…read more& threads more colors more selection and enough for customers to buy to complete their projects please! I drive 35 minutes to your store for my yarn and I can never find all I need.

Great place to shop for any craft lover. Wide variety of cake related items. Always a go to place…read morefor me.

Ok, a Hobby Lobby review... really? My wife is an artist and a crafter, I am dragged to many stores…read moreand most of them I just walk around waiting to leave.. Not at Hobby Lobby. If you have never been there you would be surprised of all the unique things they have. Every time we go I leave with stuff in the shopping cart. My office has a large number of things from Hobby Lobby from a J and K tins on my wall (my kids names) to a distressed picture frame with my family picture in it. When all else fails and she shops longer then me their is always the #hobbylobbychallenge. Any store that I do not choose to go into that I don't mind being in is a 5 star in my book.

Its too bad that a few disgruntled people brought the total stars down for this store. They must be…read moremiserable people to begin with. I have NEVER had a bad experience at the Mishawaka Hobby Lobby. Staff is always friendly and helpful. I have had to return things, and never did I have an issue. I will continue to shop here.

An absolutely incredible place! So inviting and perfect for all skill levels. The exceptional staff…read morewas there to assist in every step of the way! They have so many colors, stencils, tools, and of course the beloved eraser for the mistakes. The prices of the items are similar to what I have seen at other pottery settings, with so many unique items to choose from. The care that went into the firing and finishing process is evident in the lack of damages in my work and the thoughtful packaging when I picked up my piece. In my experience there was no extra charge for the firing process and the project took about 2 weeks to get my piece back, and I received a helpful message letting me know my piece was complete. Could not recommend this place more! For a solo trip, girls day, or even a more organized event with a group! Hope to be back soon!

They have a good selection of ceramic pieces and a lot of paints and finishes. The atmosphere is…read morechill with good music, and the workers are always friendly and helpful. I think the prices are good for the experience you get, I can easily use my whole 2 hours finishing up my project.

I love that we have this store as a resource in South Bend! I have mostly bought baby gifts here-…read morebright knit infant and toddler socks were a very big hit. The other items I have been back to purchase in the past few months were for us: stainless steel food containers with lids were a life saver for day care. I'll be back in soon- I really appreciate the range of products here.

Wonderful store. First of all, it has moved and is no longer across from the farmers market. This…read moreis a fair trade store. Wonderful clothes, accessories, cards, baby items, environmentally friendly products and more. So great to buy amazing products that are fair trade and good for the environment. We are so lucky to have this store in our community.

This is one of my favorite local places. I hand-build pottery at home and fire it here. The prices…read morefor day-passes and materials are great, and I love their flexibility. Sometimes I bring a friend or three for a few hours, and it's always a hit.

Love the look and feel of this quaint shop. And don't let its size dissuade you -- Make South Bend…read morehas several finds that will turn your head (and likely open your wallet). I got to visit Make South Bend during one of its Makers Markets, which meant that I got to chat with some makers along with shopping. In particular, I chatted with an awesome jewelry maker. I wish I remembered her name. I bought two hammered copper necklaces from her -- two for $20 was a deal I couldn't pass up -- and she seemed so excited to be there and talk about her craft. Make hosted a soap maker, other jewelers and some paper goods from what I can remember. And the display at the front of the store really drew me in. There were a few T-shirts and tank tops that I wanted so much to take home with me. Alas, they were only available in small and 2X. I definitely plan to peak in on my next South Bend visit and see if they have more available. Make also hosts classes. If I lived in Michiana, I would definitely take advantage of these. Melton crayon art, pine cone projects, wreath making, screenprinting, laser cutting Star Wars ornaments -- I so want in! And as I told the owner, I love that she focuses on the crafts part of making, as well as more technical aspects, like laser cutting and Arduino programming. So many makerspaces only showcase technical arts; Make has a more well-rounded vision. South Bend peeps, find your inner creative at Make!

Stitch 'N Time Fabrics has been a neighborhood staple for decades. Fabric choice is extensive, and…read moreyou can always pick up the notions you need. It's a real old-fashioned non-chain fabric store!

I love Stitch 'N TIme and have been going there for years. The fabric selection is extensive. If…read moreyou can't find the right colors for your quilts here, you may not find them anywhere. :-) There is also a good selection of patterns, kits, and notions. I have bought two sewing machines here; a small one for travel and a larger one to keep at home. Both are excellent machines and I felt the price was quite fair. I also get my machines cleaned here yearly without any problems. I needed the timing on one of them after breaking a needle, and that was done correctly. The machine worked fine after they fixed it. I wonder if the repairmen now are different from those Emily M had a bad experience with.