I was in town visiting a friend and saw a print in her apartment that she got here and wanted one…read morefor my own apartment. I wasn't sure if it was still in stock or being sold here, since my friend bought it months earlier. I ended up reaching out to State & Third on Instagram and they got back to me very quickly about the print. They were able to order it and ship it to my apartment in Chicago easily. I'm happy I was able to support a local business from afar!

Nice little eclectic store just outside of the Sheraton in Down Town Columbus. Lots of different…read moremakers of Jewelry, T-shirts, soaps and scrubs. I came in wanting either a new pendant or a new hair accessory. I walked away with a skin scrub and 2 new hair bands. Those hair bands are quite possibly the most comfortable things I've owned.

I've been a proud crafty scout since the beginning and love the variety and creativity of the…read moreprojects. The ready made items are also great (the social media famous pan pizza reading shirt is just one of many fun items). Make sure to follow on social media because new items and sales are usually announced that way.

We went here for the craft trail. We started here because I recognized the name from the casino's…read moreholiday craft show. They were doing beaded pens and the staff was super helpful with those of us who were having trouble getting the beads on the pens. They also have a unique collection of stickers, canvas bags, earrings, and note pads. I will definitely return here.

When I first moved here about 5 years ago I had the most basic understanding of glazes, glaze…read moretechnique, clay specifics or really anything "technical" regarding Ceramics. I'd only bought clay from a Ceramics Store or Michaels in the past, so a formal ceramics store was *~*InTiMiDaTiNg*~* (I'm not a real artist ya'll)!!! I'd taken some impromptu lessons in a makerspace with Wichita State University Ceramics Adjunct Prof. Susan DeWitt (and she was an invaluable & loving guide!!)-- but no critiqued or graded courses! Buckeye Ceramics Supply staff is knowledgeable, friendly (once they warm up to you ) and reliable! Susan Mahoney ( I was blessed with TWO SUE's in the god craft of Pottery) -- while she worked here was a graceful and warm representative; I love that having an account at Buckeye Ceramics helps me organize my inventory and track my firings (They call when a piece of artwork has an issue in the Kiln, or when your artwork successfully completes firing). They offer studio memberships at attractive and fair rates for a compared metro area. Seasonally they give away freebies as they clean out the glazes etc from the studio workshop/classroom. Hey Introverts! Since I've been a customer I've seen their stocking change to include small local/artisan made tools which I LOVE! For example: Dirty Girls Bats. Hopefully one day they'll have Garrity Tools, or Elan Transfers, Plum Island etc etc.. but you never know what you'll find unless you frequent! BCS is in perpetual artistic motion If you're Ceram-Curious or a Master you'd be a fool not to stop by!!! ***During Covid 19 beginnings they actively contact traced too btw. ***

Love this place! Great Mayco and Potter's Choice, etc glazes and any other ceramic need you have…read more Loads of tools, stencils, great displays and work areas for classes. Folks here are always willing to answer my product and technique questions. Large selection of clay bodies, many in small 2 lb increments so that you can easily test them without buying a whole box.if I want it, they've got it or can get it. We potters are super lucky to have the Mayco factory and their storefront,Buckeye Ceramics, in our city! Lots of great classes and they bring well known artists in to teach workshops. Special classes/events geared to teachers. Discount for COCA members.

Take a trip back to memory lane with good o' Elmer's Glue where every student of America's…read moreelementary schools incorporate in their classroom for arts and craft projects. As an adult I utilize #1 and #2 X-Acto blades for my crafts in my scrapbooking and various workplace projects, which is under the umbrella of Elmer's Products, Inc. X-Acto blades and cutting tools for hobbists and artists enable works of art to be created much ease than a traditional scissor with a reasonable retail price. I rate X-Acto blades four stars as I wish there is a safety plastic cap to cover the sharp blade when not in use. This Columbus, Ohio location is Elmer's Products, Inc. corporate office. http://www.xacto.com

Kid K is a crafter, and we stopped in when nearby. Friendly staff, and it looks like they do…read moreclasses here. An assortment of craft supplies and tools up front: yarn, sewing supplies, stamps, a few stickers, a small selection of pencils and other drawing supplies, paper craft stuff, etc. Very reasonably priced. And a yarn store next door if you need more of that. Street parking, easy enough on a weekday. Definitely get here if you are at all crafty.

YE Gurl Says: Craft Raccoon Is Where Creativity (and Second Chances) Meet…read more Back in January 2026, I remember flipping through 614 Magazine and seeing their "Treasure in the Trash" article featuring Rachel Wallis, the owner of Craft Raccoon. At the time, I had no idea a few months later I'd actually be sitting inside the shop with a needle and thread. Funny how things circle back. After taking a sewing class through the Fashion Institute, I ended up connecting with a group of cool women who were equally interested in learning how to make and mend our own clothes. Our instructor suggested we check out a mending class at Craft Raccoon -- and that's how we ended up there. The shop itself is nicely sized and packed with craft supplies -- and here's the twist: much of it is donated and either free or very low cost. It immediately reminded me of creative reuse spaces I've seen in Chicago, which makes sense because Rachel visited a similar concept there and brought the idea back to Columbus. That kind of cross-pollination of ideas seems to happen a lot here in Columbus -- people bringing inspiration from other cities or countries and building something new locally. Honestly? For some ideas, that's a trend worth keeping. Our class was intimate and hands-on. One of the instructors helped my friend finish a reversible bag project while I got practical help fixing a few wardrobe mishaps. First up: a cardigan I had just bought from the now-closed Pivot Boutique. Turns out it had a loose button and three small holes that no one noticed before I purchased it. The instructor showed me exactly how to mend them properly. Next up: hemming a pair of faux leather cargo pants from Naked Wardrobe. Their pieces are typically cut for someone around 5'9", which... is not my situation. Problem solved with a quick hem lesson. By the end of the session we walked away with: * new mending skills * a few good laughs * great conversation with the instructor * and a deeper appreciation for the mission behind Craft Raccoon The shop itself is still fairly new but already offers a wide range of classes -- things like: * circle skirts * aprons * quilted jackets * pajama pants * quilting projects YE Gurl Says: Craft Raccoon is part creative studio, part sustainability hub, and part community classroom. If you've ever wanted to learn how to mend, sew, or simply be less wasteful with your clothes, this is a great place to start. Sometimes the best fashion upgrade isn't buying something new -- it's learning how to fix what you already have.

The shop has moved to a beautiful new location and the quality of items in the shop - all handmade…read more- is great!

Walked in here during Village of Lights…read more Lots of people were browsing although I saw people here and there making a purchase. They've got rooms upstairs and downstairs of crafts made by seniors. Very cool! They had some really cute OSU stuff, Christmas things, handmade scarves, artwork, home decor, etc. Loved it! Not sure what their regular hours are but I enjoyed walking through here. The stuff is all reasonably priced, so I wouldn't mind coming back to buy something.

If you love rocks, gems, and fossils, then this is the place to go. The man working in the store…read morewas highly knowledgeable and easy to talk to. He made the store great. They have soooo much stuff, I got overwhelmed. That's a good thing.

This is hands down our favorite crystal and rock shop in Columbus!…read more Kiddo and I discovered this treasure trove today and I already can't wait to go back. I've never seen a better selection of gorgeous rocks - and the prices are great. Spend an hour browsing through countless shelves and you never know what you'll find. Tumbled glass, shells, polished and rough stones and so much more. This is a little off the beaten path, but located in the cutest neighborhood (watch for the house with blue bottles and elephants!) and well worth the drive. The owner Dolores is so sweet and has been in the rocks and crystals business for 40 years - before it was "cool" and trendy! We can't wait to go back again soon.

Love this! Wanted a fun girls day with my daughter and her step mom and this was perfect! We all…read moregot to do something different and be creative in our own ways while still being together! Candle was take home the same day; but anything that needed to go in the kiln takes 7-10 days! Painting will get picked up - pottery you have to come back and wait again but still love!!

They have many options to choose from, the downfall is it takes few weeks to get picked up due to…read moregetting fired. The clay was not as easy as I thought and had no experience, now I know why people make bowls. It's really hard to work with. Could add more paint colors.