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    Michaels

    2.4 (27 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Cynthia W.

    I honestly love this store! It's never easy coming here. I always have a set list of things I need/want but I always go overboard. I just went in to get paint brushes and canvases. I ended up getting that plus new paint brushes AND these really cool ceramic ginger bread houses to paint. MAJOR FYI: always look online for coupons and deals before heading to the register. There's usually some kind of discount they're offering online that you can use in stores.

    Harold P.

    I love Michael's because of the great deals and products they carry. However I like this location because of the people that work here and the convenience of the area. The workers in here are friendly and quite knowledgeable about where things are located in the store and on certain topics too. That's a big thing for me! If you do crafting or like to make things once in a while this is one of the best places to go outside of a hobby shop!

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    Joe L.

    I have been in several Michaels craft stores in the past few years and the one thing that I could say is that they're all pretty much the same. They always have nice artificial flowers I mean they really look alive, and the prices are reasonable if you managed to catch one of the better sales. They're not very neat, it's like being in an old fashioned 5 and 10 Cents Store oh, you're there for purpose in the sooner you get out the better. If all you're looking for is a few flowers you can get the job done in pretty quickly. It's not a store that you feel good about being in. Parking can be a little frustrating because it's in a very busy strip mall and most of the people in the mall don't know how to drive.

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    Michelle P.

    I've never had anything custom framed before and was a little clueless about where to start. I think that's why it took so long for me to finally get around to framing my wedding photo. I've heard that Michael's does custom framing and there's a location near my office so I decided to give them a shot. I obviously didn't want to be clueless during the ordering process, and I think Nate did a great job of working with me as I faked my way through the process. I wasn't looking to spend a fortune but I wanted it to look nice. He was really helpful in adjusting the various options to get to a price point I felt comfortable with. Plus, his sense of style was on point with the types of frames, matting and color combos. About two weeks later (the estimated time they gave me), I received an email to let me know my frames were done. They even gave me a follow-up call in case I didn't get the email. They were neatly wrapped, but the lady working the frame department during my pick-up unwrapped them to get my approval. I absolutely love how they turned out! In the end of the day, I'm not sure how Michael's price point to other frame shops (maybe frames are just pricy to begin with), but I was very happy with my experience and would go back again next time I need something framed.

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    Nice store. a little small. not as much selection as some of it's sister stores. but cashiers are friendly and hepful.

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    On my recent trip to Philly, I stopped into Loop for a new project. The shop was so pretty and the…read morestaff was friendly and helpful. I'll definitely be in the next time I'm in town!

    Update: This review originally included photos. They're no longer attached, so you'll just have to…read moretake my word for it. Fortunately, this story doesn't really need visual aids--I'm sure we all have vivid imaginations. If anyone is curious about the photos I took during my visits (including the rather unforgettable dead rat outside the shop on South Street), I'm happy to share them privately. I was a loyal customer at Loop for over a year. I invested a considerable amount of money in yarn, supplies, and private lessons, and for most of that time I genuinely enjoyed learning to knit. For more than a year, my private lessons were exactly what I had paid for: one-on-one instruction, patience, and guidance. That's why my final lesson was so confusing. Instead of the focused teaching I'd always received, Jason repeatedly got up to put away yarn, straighten shelves, and help other customers while I sat waiting, having to call him back to continue the lesson. It felt completely different from every lesson before it, and I left wondering what had changed. I genuinely thought maybe I had done something wrong. I even asked Jason directly if there was an issue or if I had somehow offended him. Instead of an honest conversation, I was met with a quick, curt, "Everything's fine." It didn't feel transparent, and it certainly didn't match what I was experiencing. When I later contacted the owners, I expected to discuss the disappointing lesson and why it had been so different. During that conversation, I mentioned that I had occasionally given Jason a brief goodbye hug after a lesson as a simple thank-you. I brought it up only because I was trying to understand whether that somehow explained the sudden change in his behavior. Instead of addressing the quality of the lesson I had paid for, the discussion took a bizarre turn into whether hugging was appropriate in "a place of business." The actual reason I reached out--a disappointing private lesson--was almost completely lost. Adding to the discomfort, throughout the year Laura would often emerge from the back room just as my lesson was ending and silently point at her watch while Jason was still teaching me. Whether intentional or not, it made the experience feel rushed and awkward. The irony is that resolving the situation should have been simple. I wasn't asking for anything extraordinary--just acknowledgment that the final lesson wasn't what I'd paid for. A refund wasn't issued until my husband called. By then, it wasn't about the money anymore. It was about how the situation had been handled. What surprised me most happened afterward. I've shared this story with numerous people in the knitting community without mentioning the shop's name, the owners' names, or even the location. More than once, people immediately knew exactly which shop I was talking about. I'll let readers draw their own conclusions from that. Thankfully, I've found a new knitting home where the atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and centered on teaching. They welcomed me with open arms... yes, literally. Apparently, hugs are still permitted at other yarn shops. As for Loop? I came to learn knit and purl. Instead, I somehow found myself in an episode of Seinfeld, where a conversation about a disappointing knitting lesson turned into a debate about goodbye hugs. Elaine Benes would absolutely be nodding in solidarity. For a yarn shop, it's ironic how completely this whole situation unraveled. Pun absolutely intended.

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