I agree with Krista. This place really doesn't have much to offer. We drove in from Columbus after…read moreseeing something on Craigslist from here. They had their separate booths for different sellers, and there was a few interesting things. I wanted BADLY to buy something to justify the trip and found nothing! That's pretty bad if you ask me. The did have homemade barbie clothes that were cute if you have kids. Unless you are in the area for something else, I wouldn't suggest this place by itself.

My friends and I go to Finders Keepers quite often. They have a vast variety of items at reasonable…read moreprices. The staff is very accommodating and go out of their way to help. I'm always telling people what a great place this is and I highly recommend it.

Feel bad for the staff, never enough staff to help with cutting, checking out or questioned. I…read morewalked out today. Prices are high staff is short. Today was my last day at this store. Very disappointed in Joann fabric. I ended up in Walmart and got everything I needed at best price and great service.

Cassie is the best. Went in with no clue as to what I needed. She had everything figured out in…read morelike a few minutes. Every person working today helped.

I recently visited your store and bought what was supposed to be 7 yards of fabric. I actually only…read moregot 6 yards and as I was making curtains I needed 2 3.5 yard panels to do my project. I went back to your store needing an additional 3.5 yards of fabric to be able to do my project. I didn't think I would be made to pay for the additional fabric since it was not my mistake that did not allow me to complete my project but was told I had to pay for the additional 2 yards needed. After explaining my frustration to the employee all she said was sorry and walked away from me. I was actually going to buy additional fabric for more curtains but was unable to since the employee walked away from me. Very disappointed.

From the owner: Bringing out the DIY in all of us with more than 70,000 arts, crafts, custom framing, floral, home…read moredécor, jewelry making, scrapbooking and seasonal products. We are here to help make your imagination and creativity a reality. Come visit us at one of our 650+ locations across the US or shop with us anytime at Hobbylobby.com, and always be inspired to Live a Creative Life!

Always have a fantastic selection of clothes, jewelry, shoes, cosmetics, kitchenware, home decor,…read morethe list goes on. The prices are very reasonable as well. Love them!

The store was messy and dirty. The manager was very rude, arrogant and clueless. I asked a simple…read morequestion, she gave me several inconsistent answers. When I tried to get some clarity from her, she talked as if she was above me. Does anyone want to spend money for unpleasant experience such as this? I think not!

I had Ethan Allan chairs from the 50-60's. The seats had split. I wanted them fixed without being…read morecompletely refinished. Jim did a fantastic job at a very reasonable price. He understood these pieces and their imperfections held a lifetime of memories. They now are back in my dining room looking good.

From the owner: Our shop is located Newark Ohio and we proudly serve Granville, Johnstown, Utica, Heath, Hebron,…read moreNewark, Columbus, and the surrounding areas. We are excited to announce the addition of our laser engraving services to our custom woodworking and antique restoration business. This new addition will open a whole new world of possibilities of services that we will be able to offer. We are a woodworking and laser engraving shop that offers several products that could be considered stock, or in the house plans, but also offer custom services tailored to fit any customers design criteria. We take great pride in our work and focus heavily on time-tested methods and craftsmanship. All our pieces are handmade to order with a great deal of patience and attention to detail. Every order shipped has been carefully constructed in a multistep process ensuring only top-quality work leaves our doors. If you are a small business, school, sports team, large corporation or even planning a wedding we are here to offer you laser engraving services. From personalized tumblers, signs, cake toppers, cutting boards, and many other items we have what you need to fit any occasion.

The Kussmaul Gallery in Granville is one of our favorite spots to stop when we visit the Denison…read morecampus. The space itself is in the middle of downtown Granville amidst a collection of shops and eateries. They have quite a collection of eclectic art and trinkets along with a selection of fresh flowers that seems to have shrunk over the years. We've purchased items such as jewelry, art and small sculptures over the years and have never been disappointed.

I have shopped at Kussmaul for years. They are always welcoming and courteous and helpful in…read moreselecting gifts or offering suggestions. Their merchandise is amazing and the quality of their inventory is top-notch. It is a feel good place to shop and the smells are divine!!! I have always been able to find the unusual and perfect gift. You will not be disappointed!!

Aaron Buchholz is the artist and owner behind St. Louisville Glass; a glass studio located in St…read moreLouisville, Ohio. He has been working with the fluid medium for nearly 2 decades. Aaron enjoys the technical and artistic challenges of glass. When creating a piece, there are many variables that interact: the temperature of the glass, the artist's hands, and time. He feels that the process of making each piece is as important as the final product. Saturday morning March 2016. We were given a flyer for an open house by the Early Birds Breakfast owner on our way out. She was promoting local business, or a good customer. *See that review* We followed the GPS just down the road to a white house up on the hill. Tents, tables, and people awaited us. A peek into the open door of a workshop, led me to a demonstration going on back in the "Oven Room". Walking to a chair, to me past an area that gave off a blast of heat. I was 15' back, but directly in front of the small oven entrance. It looks like a 55gallon drum on it's side with a paper plate size hole in the end, with duct work connections. inside that small opening was white heat above a thousand degrees. The shelves around us were neatly lined with hand tools, and small containers of various colorings. This was how they added colors and designs. The artist was very informative, and happy to answer any questions that I(yes me I'm inquisitive) had for him. Until that piece went into a very slow cooling box, it was certainly some time spent creating it. When we walked back outside, it gave you a whole new perspective of each piece you were seeing. The design. The colors. The detail. We weren't looking for that $250 entry bowl for the foyer, but just a nice peice to bookmark our day. A pretty heart piece for her dressing table. A cool paw print paperweight that we will use for our notes to the dog sitters/walkers. A beautiful starfish to join her beach motif collection. Sshh! Don't tell her. It's for Christmas. And I picked up a speckle colored mushroom that was made to place in your garden. They were doing transactions on their iPad with a Square device. The new chip reader pad was also available for those with new secure cards. Overall, I am going to make this assumption. If you call or contact them, they will be awaiting your visit. With no permanent signage out front, I can only imagine that they regularly pack up, and display at art shows and craft events. If you ever had trouble thinking of the perfect gift that shows you put a lot of thought into it, they are the ones who could help design it. Good thing there is such a great restaurant nearby to make the trip even better.