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    Michaels

    3.0 (80 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Online Order Pickup Kiosk at the entrance
    Al L.

    Review is for the online pickup process for an online order. I needed a 14'x14" float frame to frame some items for a Christmas gift. Checking on Michael's online site, I was disappointed that my Alameda store was out of stock as was the next two closest stores in San Leandro and Emeryville. The nearest store with the frame was at the Pinole store. I placed the order and received an email for pick-up. The store is located in the Pinole Vista Shopping Center next to Grocery Outlet. After walking in the front door, you see the Online Pickup Kiosk. You press the button and shortly, a worker comes out to check your order number and ID. Then she retrieved my order and brought it out to me and I was on my way. Easy online pickup process.

    Gustavo C.

    Michaels has been a surprising option when it comes to art supplies... for some reason I never thought of Michaels as such store, but with my late findings, all out of stock in several similar stores, has changed my mind about Michaels. thanks guys! Also, excellent cashier customer service in 4/4 recent visits. Well deserved 5star!

    Learned a lot from cake decor at Michaels
    Cristina M.

    Well first they're not closed! I've been there twice this week! Secondly, everyone knows Michaels is expensive. It's dumb. How much money do you think I have? BUT ya know. 75% off sales are nice. So if you just patiently wait for one of those you'll be good. Super good deals on my new apartment decor. Also I took a Wilton cake decorating class about 6 years ago? Super awesome. Learned a lot of techniques. I doubt the same teachers are there now...but it was a great experience at the time. Unfortunately didn't get to practice for years and I finally got to whip out my decor kit and make a cake for my boyfriend. And HEY I retained stuff! So definitely recommend!

    Framed and matted 24x36 photo of ""All the Shoes".
    Sandra D.

    Update to my previous review from 2 days ago. The finished products are awesome. I was all set to cancel my order since it took a month, but I got a call that they were completed and ready for pick up. Here's one of them. I'm very pleased

    Soraksan National Park Waterfall mounted in Solid Cherry Wood Frame mounted on non-glare glass and acid-free mounting board.
    Shirley M. F.

    When I travel somewhere around the planet, I do not buy T-Shirts. I buy artwork: I take it home and have it framed when I arrive home. I have two different pieces of artwork I framed: 1. Mt. Soraksan, Sokcho South Korea waterfall autumn landscaping portrait I took around September 2010 http://www.csun.edu/~hcgeo007/entrancesites.html A lithographic silkscreen of Japanese symbols-Ocean Wave (Water), Fish, Turtle, Lobster, Crane, Flower, Tree, Sun, Sky, and Mt. Fuji when I visited Tokyo, Japan in mid-February 2011. http://arts-wallpapers.com/paintings/mount_fuji_paintings/index.htm My waterfall portrait cost me $40.00 to have it framed in a solid, mahogany wood frame with non-glare glass. The size of my waterfall portrait is 28 inches wide by 30 inches long. The waterfall picture is an odd size, so Michael's had to make a special frame for my portrait. The framer also mounted my portrait on an acid-free mounting board and extracted all the air from the frame making my portrait archival art quality. My Tokyo Japan silkscreen is an odd size, too. The silkscreen's size is huge: 45 inches wide by 55 inches long! I chose a solid, cherry wood frame that has a bamboo-textured appearance which dramatically accentuated the silkscreen lithographic artwork. In addition, the framer installed the highest quality non-glare glass, mounted it on an acid-free mounting board, and also, extracted all the air from the frame insuring the silkscreen remains in an archival state. The cost framing my Japanese silkscreen without a 55% coupon would have cost me more than $800.00. But since I had a 55% discount coupon, plus an additional 40% off for special framing, framing my silkscreen cost me $360.00, including tax. The framer also gave me the same 55% discount coupon, plus another 40% discount for framing my waterfall portrait! I saved a lot of money when I framed my two artworks at Michael's. Now, every time I walk by my two pieces of art mounted by Michael's, memories flood my mind taking me to the day photgraphing the Mt. Soraksan waterfall portrait and buying the silkscreen in the Shibuya District in Tokyo, Japan. Kamsahamnida and Domo Arigato, Michael's!

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    A nice, tall guy helped me despite not being on his shift. Found very fluffy yarn and decent priced glue material :)

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    Awesome store! They always have what I need for my fall and winter decor. So happy they have drive up now. It's a life saver

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    Everyone is friendly and helpful here. Big shout out to Brenda in framing. This is a great place to have artwork framed!

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    I was looking for help with custom framing, i got a disinterested, disengaged, attitudinal employee. Unpleasant.

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    What a great store! They have everything you need for clay work. It seems morning was missing…read more I went in with my daughter and she was looking around. I'm a newbie to clay but my daughter is more experienced. I was just wandering around waiting for my daughter. The staff explained what everything was while I wandered. There is also a chair for those who want to settle in and read while they wait for someone to finish shopping. We got everything my daughter needed for a reasonable amount. I'm sure we'll be back.

    I came in for the first time - a friend who's an artist in the ceramics community recommended this…read moreplace and gave me some direction on what to look for, but left the final decision to me and said the staff would help me figure it out. Unfortunately my experience with an associate named Jess made the whole thing pretty miserable. When I explained I was new and needed help choosing clay, she would just stare at me blankly when I asked a question, like she was waiting for me to figure it out myself. It was incredibly frustrating to stand there and try to puzzle out what she wanted from me - a simple "what are you trying to make?" or "what look are you going for?" would have gone a long way. She cut me off mid-sentence more than once, and when she walked me over to the clay wall she made a spectacle of it - speaking loudly and drawing attention from the whole store. It felt less like help and more like being made an example of. I went back to the counter a second time and tried to ask more specific questions. Same thing. At one point I straight up said "I'm not trying to waste your time." She eventually pointed me to something, I bought it, and got out of there. I get that this place has a great reputation and I'm sure a lot of that is deserved. But walking in as a beginner and leaving feeling humiliated is not okay. If you're new to ceramics and need actual help, just hope you don't get Jess.

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