Three Crows is a nonprofit and there are three women artists who manage it - hence the three crows…read more There are 36+ local artists and they have photography, paintings, metal sculptures, wood working, greeting cards, medicine bags, glass art, and more. The "old crow" as she called herself, was working and explained the organization, the art, and gave back stories on the artists. There is some very good art here, with prices ranging from expense art (several hundred dollars) to $4.50 for cards.

this used to be a wonderful shop because Ken is the opposite of many snobby quilt shop owners. now…read morehe has a team of snobby workers who guard the front of the shop and treat you like you are stupid and do t know what you are doing. if you have a simple question or go in there to buy something for your machine, you first have to convince the bitches up front that you actually know how to sew and your machine meets their standards. I will be taking my business online.

Amazing store !! The owner was awesome to work with and Holly was so helpful and patience. Would…read moredefinitely do business with them again

Complete waste of time. The very small store they don't have fabric. Hobby lobby has everything.read more

This Michael's is pretty well run for a small town craft store. My family has been by this…read moreMichael's a few times because they have craft activities for the little kids. For me, I go and browse the cupcake, cookies, and cake areas. I have dreams. Dreams of baking. Alas it doesn't seem like I get any closer no matter how much I buy.

Hobby lobby was incredibly busy considering it is around Christmas time but there were only two…read moreregisters open as what I assume is a manager standing by watching she calls one lady to open a register and continues standing by. One of the cashier says she should probably open another one and she goes yeah you're probably right and continues to call somebody else up she then backs away from the phone and stands there. I'm not sure how they are supposed to run things but I'm sure she could help out and get on a register.

I looked at the reviews for the store before I came in and I did not have any issues. Being a black…read moreman in the store it's expected people are going to watch me so I was looking for that from one of the people that work here and it did not happen. My experience is actually great the store is clean as well. Everything was organized and it was in the right place as well from what I could tail. I got some fabric cut and the person at the counter was very professional and courteous as well we've been struck up a good conversation. We talk for a quick sec she cut the fabric and everything's good once I got to the front to pay customer service was great as well there.. They said they were open if you need help come this way so I went to that person checked out and they were courteous there was no issues it's a good hobby lobby

As a First time painter I was expecting a little guidance. However the "teacher" painted her…read morepicture in front and did not explain what she was doing or give helpful hints at all. Very disappointing... I could have received better tutelage from a you-tube video.

So much fun! Kathy…read morewas so nice and played awesome music while we were painting. We were even singing I'm from California and will definitely be coming back here when I'm in Cheyenne

Lisa took a treasured shirt and added her own creativity to make it new again! I will bring all my…read morebusiness to this congenial person in the future.

I took a quilting class here. The whole class was the owner talking about her quilts, showing them…read moreto us (some very nice work,) talking about her knowledge of fabric designers, etc. This ended up being a beginning quilt class where you bring your sewing machine the first time and never again. We watched HER do things instead. I had been looking for a more in depth beginning class, so not what I expected at all. There was lots of chatter on the break about how disappointed we were. A four hour class, too. There were 6 meetings. Definitely not for bare bones beginners. I did learn some things, like helpful ideas on choosing fabrics for a quilt but not much more. We had been told that 25 fat quarters were required for a great sampler. I bought them at her shop because she said she would help me choose, but she ended up choosing most of them and I ended up not using a lot of them. $$$ wasted. That's on me. I should have spoken up about it. I've gone back a few times for this or that, small things, but it seems the owner is not interested anymore. The size of the shop has been cut in half, not much room, and her taste in fabric is not mine. I'd rather drive to Fort Collins to the Fig Leaf, where it's bright, pleasant, great choice of fabrics, and the folks working there are interested in what you're looking for, are helpful, and don't insult what you're doing. It's a pleasant experience and worth the drive. On the plus side, I was motivated enough by what the owner at Around the Block was doing to go home and find videos showing how to do it on YouTube. So there's that. I feel bad being so honest about my experience but there you go.

Really fun store with great fabrics. Close to I-25 with lots of nature and wyoming themes and also…read moremany others. Excellent customer service and love the pre-cut FQ's and that you can buy FQ to be cut and don't always need to buy half yards. New quilter and really appreciate the help! Wish their beginner quilt classes were on a weekday evening as I work in daytime when they are offered. Will be watching for an evening one! I love that they're taking covid seriously when many in this city are not. Masks required to enter - thank you!!!