I found this place on Instagram, and decided to check it out!…read more There are aisles upon aisles of craft supplies, all reasonably priced. Vintage fabric scraps and vintage patterns for 25 cents! I love that they have kits for kids (or even adults) to learn how to do certain crafts, like a beginner small quilt, crochet, learn to sew, pizza box crafts, and more. Everything was organized into tubs, labeled, and very easily accessible. I loved their selection of vintage appliqués! They also have grab bag style assortment of things for a variety of crafts (junk journaling, scrapbooking, key chain kits). My kids loved looking around! Definitely worth a stop in while in the area!

Super cute art and crafts store. Got a really good deal on supply bundles. Purchased a couple of…read morepackaged art projects with supplies and instructions included in a large Ziploc type bag. You can check everything out inside. Also purchased an allall-in-one scrapbook kit. Friendly and welcoming. Highly recommended!

Being in Jerry's Artarama was like being a kid in a candy store! For a long time I've seen ads for…read moreJerry's but was never anywhere near enough to shop there. FINALLY, I was in Nashville & knew I had to go. The selection of all things art was amazing! I made several purchases (including some 100% cotton hot press watercolor paper that I had been wanting--at a great price too!). The employees, who are obviously passionate about art, are really helpful. I cannot wait to go back to Jerry's Artarama as soon as possible!!

Excellent selection…read more The people at the register were very nice. The value was decent, the prices were reasonable on many items and they had their store brand items for many types of arts if you are just wanting to try a type of art for the first time and worried about budget.

Loved this little place. It's been years since I went here & stopped in while on vacation. They had…read moreso many excellent choices of pens & wonderful cards to choose from. The gentleman that helped us was so sweet. I still remember him & how kind he was to me. I bought so many different colors & styles of pens. I am a bit of stilophile, & an art journaling addict.

Love this spot for all you paper and ink needs!…read more Great to answer questions, and have tons of options on colors. They offer classes and are an excellent resource for art things!

I have nothing bad to say about this place. I have been three times. Everyone is always so helpful,…read morenice, and willing to assist. I took my goddaughter and we had fun. I would go again and again. It is so relaxing and therapeutic. I'm going to plan a date night here for me and my husband soon. Please check this place out. Now it may take a couple of weeks to get your item back, but whatever they call the process to make it look nice and shiny is free of charge.

We went to Hammer and Stain - Mt Juliet for a bachelorette party. I don't think I've had this much…read morefun since my girls and I did Girl Scouting years ago. We looked through the Project Gallery, which had quite a variety of signs to choose from, and each of us selected a different one to make. These were the first signs any of us have ever made. They provided us with all the quality materials, tools, and personal instructions need for each project. The entire staff was personable, friendly, and knowledgeable with the variety of projects we choose from. Emily, was a godsend! She was very patient and detailed in answering our questions. She even assisted us when we doubted our ability. Kathy, the owner, was right there helping as needed while working with another group also. We never felt rushed. We brought a charcuterie tray and drinks with us to nibble and sip on as we worked. Such fun!! Keep in mind when picking projects and setting aside enough time to complete them, that the smaller signs could take an hour, the large ones can take two hours, and the real big ones can take even longer. Plan accordingly. I would definitely return to Hammer and Stain - Mt Juliet for more fun!!!

Excellent selection (this store is the fulfillment center for the chain)…read more The staff is incredibly nice and knowledgeable. They have great sales and decent prices for anything that isn't on sale..

I LOVE plaza! I do calligraphy and started making my own ink from gouache this spring. I was a…read morelittle intimidated about making custom colors, and one of the team members went above and beyond to explain the process to me. They have an excellent selection of gouache, and the pricing is the best I've found in the area. They also have so many cute items for gifting. I really appreciate the convenient, free parking.

I had the most extraordinary experience at Michael's in Hendersonville, Tennessee yesterday because…read moreof the kindness of a beautiful human being and team leader April. My bracelet, which my granddaughter Khaleesi made me last Christmas, broke a few weeks ago. I was sad, made more sad because my fat fingers could not fix it. I remembered the kind manager at Michael's from previous helpful experiences so I thought she could direct me what to do. April guided me into the classroom where she worked on it for awhile - still answering other customer and colleagues needs while painstakingly stringing my beads together. Bless her. I learned how and why she genuinely loves working at Michael's, helping people with her beautiul smile. After many careful, creative minutes, April had my loving bracelet back together. What an absoutlely display of heartfelt kindness. I am going back with both grandaughters on Sunday for Make Break. And I have new friend with April.

Very nice workers there. They have loads of stuff for just about everything and everyone.; great…read moreselection. Some stuff is pricey and other stuff is not.

I stopped by Sunshine Weaving and Fiber Arts and had such a lovely experience. The shop is easy to…read moreaccess, with a parking lot and an accessible entrance. Once inside, it's bright, well-organized, and genuinely pleasant to browse. They have a beautiful selection of reasonably priced yarn and fiber supplies in a wide range of colors, textures, and types, perfect whether you're starting a new project or just soaking up inspiration. Everyone here was so sweet and welcoming, and generously shared information about classes, group meetups, and other fiber arts offerings. It really feels like more than just a shop it's a community space for fiber lovers. One highlight is the classes and events hosted here: TGIFF (Thank Goodness It's Fiber Friday)! Every Friday, 5:00-7:00 PM (FREE)

No more Hobby Lobby for me! I believe the owner is named Cindy. She and her co-worker were so…read morefriendly and helpful. They really know their product and give great advice. They have a wide selection of higher end yarns like marino wool and alpaca which I haven't seen at Hobby Lobby or Michaels. What sold me most is they are a great resource to tap into their knowledge of fibers and techniques. I would not go there to get a kit for your teen to start learning on, get cheaper yarn elsewhere. But for an afghan that will last a lifetime, get the good quality yarn found here. They also have group sessions on Thursday from 1-3 and Friday from 5-7 to meet with other knitters to work on your project and socialize. I recommend you try it.

This is such a cool spot to check out if ur into the arts! A supply store that's based on the…read morecommunity's donations and is supported by a name-your-price model. They have the basics (from paints and canvas) to very niche items (VHS, old pill containers, hardware). The staff, while busy sorting, were friendly. Would recommend to check out!

Stumbled upon this great donation based art store that allows people to "pay what you can" on…read morerandom creative and art supplies that they have. I was getting ready to move across the country and was able to donate old office supplies, post-its, paper and other items I had around my apartment - I was very happy to donate those items here rather than somewhere like Goodwill or them going into the trash. I didn't expect for them to ask me to stand there and go through every time I was donating. It was a bit judgey and uncomfortable as they handed back a can of spray paint that they thought could be less than half full. I was disappointed that the rest of it wouldn't be used be someone (even for free!) and that I had to throw it out instead.

I love all the options here, well organized, easy to find what you need, staff is kind and the…read moreself-checkout is such a breeze!

Do not buy picture frames from Michael's…read more I purchased the last one of this frame. When I got home, I realized it was cracked (it's not wood, it's a cheap foam board underneath). I went back to try and return it and they refused because I did not buy the "extended protection plan" despite it still being in original packing and a recent purchase. The employees are not at fault, it is a problematic corporate decision. Do not buy from them until they stop selling defective products and honor returns.

They are the go to for me on embroidery/ cross stitch supplies. They are cheaper than Michael's and…read morehave more available. The store is consistent with product placement and always have great clearance items

Super clean and friendly staff. The vibe is always chill in Hobby Lobby. If you ever get the itch…read moreto diy this is your one stop shop. You can never go wrong with buying up the discounted items around the holidays.