Stopped in while hanging out in the area. There was no one else in the store except a lady sitting…read moreat one of the craft tables - I guess I assumed she worked there but she didn't greet us or anything, we said hello & when we left WE said have a good day. So not sure if she was maybe a customer as well? There was no other interaction or anything in between. They had some cool art supplies & craft kits. They offer classes, parties and more. I love crafts and wish they had better customer service because I would have been sold on more things but the overall vibe was off.

I just stumbled in here after visiting the farmers market and was so glad I did. I made my mom a…read morefairy garden and it is the perfect Mother's Day gift!! The associate working was so helpful and it was so fun and therapeutic to paint and be creative. I will absolutely be recommending to my friends!

Phenomenal store for yarn yarn yarn. It's a candy store for the knitters and crocheters. I love…read morethe classes and the wide variety of yarn. People are so nice.

do not buy skeins of yarn from beWoolen. you will have to spend hours having to untangle it before…read moreyou can even use it due to the way it is raveled.

Great customer service. Quick turnaround on my orders. Cant find a place on the website to sign on…read moreto my account.

I'm torn about this establishment. They have a great selection of glazes and tools for all your…read moreclay needs, but one of the workers makes it especially uncomfortable to visit. I overheard Annie, who I presume is an owner in this company, complain and tell the retail workers she would beat them for not cleaning up the front end. I don't think she knew anyone was in the store, but oh boy, I was. Her behavior to the younger staff was appalling and I don't think I'll recommend this establishment to anyone I like. Maybe the people I don't like, but that would still be a mortal sin. Prices are okay I guess.

Someone told me Minneapolis had no authentic Lhasa-style clothing…read more I was like... you want Tibet on that? What an amazing clothing store tucked inside the very hipster Midtown Global Market. It has amazing stuff from faraway lands, reminding me of the stores in Hmong (St Paul) and West Side Bazaar (Buffalo), in terms of authenticity and uniqueness, and all I can say is free Tibet and free the nipple and feel free to check out the amazing clothes at this stall.

I found out about Sweet Ditty just by attending a small vendor event at a local Blaine business…read more They were hosting a drop-in craft event that day in the passing lot, but you could also sign up for the next month's project. It was a wooden pumpkin decoupaged with napkins and flowers. So cute that I signed up. All crafting classes are held in the back room of Gnomes Plus More once a month. You can also host a private crafting event in your own home, work. Laura has even led a class in a coffee shop! Tonight I showed up and my artsy side came to life. The table was already set up with my pumpkin and bins for scissors, foam brushes and modge podge. We were instructed to look through bins of napkins, floral stems, thick string, bows, and wooden words. Once everyone was settled with their selections, we got to work. Laura was great at helping you with your craft project. Letting your creative wheels turn without overtaking it with her vision. It was a fun night being creative with others and meeting new people.

We used Paper Rock Scissor for all our wedding stationary needs (Save the Dates, Invites, and day…read moreof stationary), and we can't recommend them enough! Liz and Maggie were ultra-responsive, very easy to work with, and we were incredibly happy with the final results! They were quick to respond to feedback, and the final designs they created were stunning. They even helped connect us with a local artist to create a custom monogram for our wedding, and then used elements of that monogram throughout our stationary to really make the final items stand out and feel unique. I'd highly recommend Paper Rock Scissor if you're considering a high-end stationary vendor for your wedding, or any other important purpose. We have no regrets at all with the choice we made.

I can't say enough good things about Paper Rock Scissor. We used them for our wedding save the…read moredates, invites, and day-of paper, and at every turn they blew us away. I oddly cared a lot about the stationary for our wedding (yet had no idea what I wanted, really), so asking a complete stranger to create something awesome for us was a bit of a leap of faith. However, I had a great feeling about the entire staff, and couldn't have made a better choice. They were so responsive and helpful and created a stunning final product that got us tons of props from our guests. We got married in Mexico, and the theme completely captured our theme, even though I only had a few incoherent thoughts to provide them about the "theme" of the wedding (Frida Kahlo, surfing, Mexico). My now husband also provided some incoherent thoughts (thick paper, no bows), and they managed to please both of us. Working with PRS was the highlight of our wedding planning experience, and I'd recommend them to anyone.

Great attendance and well marketed shows! Coordinator communicates and check ins are easy! Highly…read morerecommend!

Attended the show up in Grand Rapids MN this weekend. For being a small town there doesnt get much…read moreon the first warm spring weekend where everyone out here is getting their cabins ready or getting their boats ready for the upcoming days I will say I felt the turn out was great. Im not from GR and I got to meet so many other friendly awesome vendors. I would drive again to ge a vendor at one of their events. Set up was simple and breezy, the host was in and out through out the day, amd for the most part let us run our own show, which I personally loved! Im not a fan of micro management lol. Personally, I think the show was stellar!

My daughter had a great 8th birthday party at Ta-Da Daa in Southdale. Leena make sure everything…read morewas set up for the kids, including the table full of treats, snacks, and juice boxes. All I did was show up with a cake and the birthday girl. Each kid picked out a project, their choice of endless charms, and color of glue. Staff helped along the way too. The party was a fun and unique change from all the other bouncing and same parties, and no gift bags required since the kids all went home with their projects wrapped up in nice boxes.

My friend and I were wandering the Southdale Center Mall when we happened across this little place…read more Considering most of that mall is upscale, hoidy-toidy, way-beyond-our-price range clothing and jewelry shops, we were pretty excited to take a peek. The store feels a little sparse/empty, like there's room for plenty more merchandise to add, which was a bit odd. The front half of the store is admittedly mostly foreign/bootleg blind boxes of plastic toys that no one should be buying like Labubus, but this kind of wasteful crap is trending right now, unfortunately. Amusingly, they also were selling little outfits for your keychain critters, so at least you could dress them up differently if you didn't get the one you wanted. XP The back half of the store is better. It's a crafting area! For parties or just drop-ins. The employee helpfully gave us a small tour and invited us to ask any questions if we had any. They have several tables and chairs set up for you to work at if you choose to do a craft. You can choose from canvas totes, pencil cases, luggage tags, makeup bags, etc. to iron on patches (there are lots of fun designs to choose from, big and small, as well as lettering) at reasonable prices of 1 for $3 or 3 for $5 for small, and 1 for $5 or 3 for $10 for large. Or you can utilize their "cream glue" craft with tons of available colors and piping heads to change the look of the glue (think like decorating icing on a cake) and tons of cute charm designs + "sprinkles" to adhere to a variety of items such as phone case, jewelry box, hair brush or mirror, photo frames, hair clips, or ornaments. They had some sample items out to help give you inspiration if needed. Aprons are provided, and there's a drying area for your creation to sit while it firms up too. My friend and I didn't opt to do a crafting experience this time, but we may come back in the future. It certainly looked like a fun way to spend an afternoon!