Great store with great atmosphere. Love the yarns, classes and teachers! Highly recommendread more

This used to be my favorite yarn shop, and I would drive 40 minutes to go there. I have spent quite…read morea bit of money there on yarn, patterns, and classes. All of a sudden, Every time I walked into the store I would be given the stink eye, and no one would speak to me. I would patiently wait watching for when the owner was free so that I could ask her questions, but she totally ignored me. Yes, she did know I was there and did know that I was waiting. I stopped going to that shop. Fast forward about a year later when I was at stitches with a friend. I passed by Mosaic yarn Studios Booth and asked a question about a pattern for a model they had there. The owner gave me a dirty look and said we sell it in the shop. As I walked away, I looked back and she was pointing at me and talking to her sales associate. I brought this up to my friend, and my friend told me that there was someone stealing from that shop, maybe she thinks it was you. When I frequented that shop, there was one time when I found something in my bag that they didn't ring up, and I went back into the store to pay for it. Stealing is not my cup of tea. Needless to say, I have never been back. I still spend a lot of money, but not there.

Friendly staff. Nice selection of hand made items. Lady working said if you see something you…read morewant but in another color, let them know- most everything can be customized. Reasonable prices for gifts and art.

Craft Collective is the perfect location to pick up a unique item for yourself or a friend or…read morefamily member. I've been there many times and never leave empty handed. With a wide variety of items from many different crafters, there seems to be something for everyone! The staff and owners are all friendly and helpful in creating gift ideas.

Our experience with this lady was awesome. Her attention to detail and the time she spent walking…read moreus through each step of the way went way beyond what others would have done. If you are looking for service and quality, check her out. Great Job.

From the owner: Art Glass Chicago, Inc. - Fine Custom Glass - Design - Restoration…read more We offer a dozen different high-quality art forms, enticing custom designs, and attentive customer service for our existing and new clients. Our company has knowledgeable, imaginative artisans who can address your needs and beautify your environment, using decorative glass and other distinctive products. You may view our website anytime at www.artglasschicago.com. Art Glass Chicago's innovative staff and artists will create your design, and your art, in glass, wood, Faux Iron and other fine materials; averaging over 15 years on-the-job experience in their fields of expertise. They are degreed in art history and design, illustration, ethnic art, graphic design, and all historic and decorative styles; as well as being skilled and efficient in artistic glass fabrication, glass painting, woodworking, custom door and window construction, and installation. We are delighted to assist you in realizing your dreams!

II had an extremely disappointing experience with the French Finesse Class…read more The class was to feature Grilled Salmon with Caper Sauce, Grilled Vegetables, and Parisian "Gnocchi." We made the grilled salmon and vegetables, but the so-called "gnocchi" was a disaster. This was extremely disappointing because I was the most excited about making the gnocchi. Instead of making a more traditional gnocchi like you would picture (little dumpling pillows), we ended up with a soupy mess of polenta mixed with milk, butter, and French cheeses. The instructor told us that this polenta mixture would typically be baked in a pan and then cut in little squares like gnocchi (or at least that's what I understood), but in class we just let the mixture cool off and ate it as it is. It was basically eating polenta cheese goop - disgusting, and nothing like the gnocchi I pictured. First of all, the class description should have clearly specified what type of gnocchi we'd be making and if the class would not finish the entire recipe (note: writing "Parisian gnocchi" for the class is not sufficient because just by a google search there are different ways of making it). It's misleading not to clarify this in the description. It makes me wonder about the rest of their classes and what else they mislead people on. Secondly, the class was advertised to run from 6:30 PM to 9 PM. However, we finished (and I mean completely finished like by the time we finished eating everything) by 8 PM. It felt like they were rushing us out. They started cleaning up and doing dishes while we were still sitting at the table. It made us feel like they wanted us out as quickly as possible. If the class had actually run the full time as promised, we could have spent that extra hour finishing the gnocchi properly. Or we could have done the gnocchi first and while it was baking, cook the grilled salmon and vegetables. And that definitely could have been possible (I mean, come on). Instead, we were left with a below average dish and a rushed experience. Overall, this class was a huge letdown. The misleading description, poor quality of food, and the rushed environment made for a frustrating experience. I wouldn't recommend this class to anyone. And with the price I paid, I felt robbed. I do not know how they think this can be okay. To be clear, I would give the staff and my experience cooking everything else 5 stars. But the gnocchi and rushed experience really completely destroyed this entire thing for me.

I do not recommend this cooking class. The teacher explained nothing about what we were cooking,…read morenothing about the cuisine, the culture, what ingredients are typically used in the dish, why they're used, etc. We chopped common ingredients and put them together in a pan on an electric stove. The recipe looked like it was printed out from google, there just wasn't any thought put into the class. Nothing unique about the dish nothing out of the ordinary, nothing interesting. The food came out fine, nothing to write home about and certainly something that could be whipped up at home. I thankfully used a gift card otherwise, paying $200 for two people for that experience would have been outrageous. I would say it's a nice night out of an activity with drinking but you pay more for drinks, better off at a nice restaurant. Highly do not recommend this class if you're looking for an actual cooking class and a teacher who actually enjoys what they do/cook.

Me and my wife recently came here to shop around and look at all great merchandise made by local…read moreartists for sale. This place is absolutely amazing, features one of a kind items. My wife was really untested in a few bracelets and I loved all the artwork as well as some of the rubber novelty items. Staff here was friendly and they had great discounts during the labor day weekend. Staff is knowledgeable about it's artists as well. Great place to check out.

family business...beautiful, HANDMADE made, AMERICAN made vases, cards, crazy cool lazy susans, and…read moreALL kind of lovely gifts ...Everything well displayed, well lit. Owner and son were delightful.

Such a cute and fun place. Friendly staff. Lots of ceramic choices. Helpful tips on painting. It…read morewas a really fun day and i cant wait to see the finished product!

Brought my granddaughters, 10 and 7. Lots of painting options. The staff were so nice and helpful…read more We'll be back.

This was the one place in town that I was able to find Long Grove postcards! There were plenty of…read moreother goodies too, including lots of fun kitchenware and holiday items (a room full of Christmas and Halloween stuff for those of you who can't wait!) The lady working the counter was laid back & very personable, and laughed when my boyfriend pulled out a guitar that was sitting to the side of a display fixture and started strumming it; she said it's her boss's but he doesn't mind if people play it, and she's amazed how many people come in and do so as they're wandering around! A large shop with eclectic wares and good service; stop in when you're in town.

Great store, great owner!! Love to stop and see all of the new collections!!…read more I've bought the best garden flag stands here.

I have to say, I still enjoyed the show, but it has gotten a whole lot smaller. There is one less…read moreroom of vendors on the second floor and the whole room in the middle on the first floor is no longer. Some of the long time vendors are not there and there are a couple of new ones. Also, down to just 2 choices for food vendors. Dave's Coffee Cakes is still up on the second floor and still offering samples ~YUM. Parking is still free but people park so haphazardly that it can be almost impossible to get into your car and out of your space when you are finished and want to leave.

From the owner: Promoters of award-winning arts & crafts shows. Each show is brimming with row after row of…read morehandcrafted, one-of-a-kind home decor & gifts. Entertainment, food & drink & lots of family fun.

I have used Barrel Maker for a variety of things and they are always the bees knees. The customer…read moreservice is incredible, they are fast, and the products are always high quality. Can't recommend them enough!

Called and received two outrageous different price quotes for items not requested, with atrocious…read moreand judgmental customer service from marketing team. Zero stars.

I have yet to be in a knitting store that didn't have friendly, helpful, knowledgeable staff…read more Clearly there's a knitting subculture that is nicer, and more polite than general American Society. Good selection of yarn, classes, easy parking, and there's always a high level of expertise available for advice and coaching.

Three Bags Full is a feast for your eyes and your heart. Pure gorgeous color and texture (yarns,…read morebags, buttons, books, and all manner of needles, hooks, and well-crafted accessories) invitingly arranged everywhere you look. Amazing staff, exceptionally skilled and caring, are generous with their time and expertise. It is a delightful, cozy space, and if the yarns themselves or the samples displayed don't inspire you to start a project, the wooden tables continuously occupied by knitters (and crocheters, too) will make you want to pull up a chair and begin. Seated around the tables, it always looks like a group of friends have gathered to share time, stories, and craft--yet these are classes. Yes, you can sign up and join the party! And I have. Not only are there classes for specific projects, there are also classes where everyone is working on their own individual projects. Oh, how I love being able to have expert advice on how to read my patterns, fix my mistakes, and finish my projects. I love Three Bags Full, and the passionate, talented people who work there with my whole heart, and I invite you to visit. Support a local, woman-owned business. Take a class (they fill quickly), browse the notions (practical and/or whimsical, just what you need), and treat yourself to some fabulous yarn. Bring a friend, or make a friend when you get there (or both), you'll be so glad you did!