Absolutely love this LNS! It's on the smaller side, but they have a wonderful collection of…read morecanvasses and threads. They offer discounted items too! Ultimately, the service is what sets Wipstitch apart. Everyone is incredibly friendly and always willing to help you kit or find what you're looking for. I will absolutely be back! My only wish is that they extend their service hours :)

Awful customer service- they are inconsiderate and unhelpful and it comes to making any kind of…read moreexchange. I will not be recommending or purchasing any canvas for this location specifically because of the customer service.

This place was like a dream to me. I LOVE paper like this for scrapbooking, pen pal letters, etc…read more It just felt magical. If you love paper and you're tired of the generic mass produced crap they sell at major hobby stores, you'll love this place.

Amazing, beautiful paper. Paper is unique and each sheet is a beautiful work of art. I started…read moreusing paper as a medium for my art. I searched for local places and the only thing people had was generic, factory made paper or simple pressed flowers with no color. I love this store.

I love the craft guild! I just finished my first pottery session and signed up for the next session…read morein a new pottery class. My instructor, Joe, is amazing and so helpful and kind. I had a lot of fun in his class. I eventually want to take sewing or a glass class. There are so many options.

I've taken metalsmithing classes at the Craft Guild for several years and have learned from…read moreincredible instructors. Highly recommended if you want to learn jewelry making techniques using state of the art equipment. The community of artist is amazing.

best largest art school for adults in the area! Professional artists teach the classes and in a…read morevery casual environment.

I enrolled in a beginner wheel pottery class. My experience was awful. The majority of the students…read morehad had at least some experience with wheel before and the instructor was less than willing to come over and give me a little extra guidance. Buyer beware, as these classes are very expensive, that this is not a place for a beginner to go to try to learn a skill.

If you're looking for a rather cheap fun activity, this is it. It's super fun & the fact you get to…read morewalk away with art is so cool! The staff did a great job on a pretty busy Saturday. They have so many options, I did the scarf. We got to leave with it same day which is a plus!

Dallas silk art offers a very unique and amazing experience to make your own silk art. You'll just…read moreneed to register online and book a time slot for one of their in person tutorials. The process was very smooth and easy. Its a very straight forward selection process. Their staff are very friendly and are more than happy to walk you through the selection and crafting process. They'll also do a couple of demonstrations and show you some techniques to incorporate in laying out your color palette. You'll dip your fans into your pallet and they'll be a drawing. Afterwards. We just walked around the area to check out other venues and return shortly to pick up our fans. It's a great choice and a very unique experience. Definitely worth what you're paying for.

Visited for the first time today. Store is well lit and well stocked. The product varies as it's…read morebased on donations. The store is organized by type: fabric, sewing, paints, paper, etc... Nothing is priced as you fill your bag and pay what you want/can. Avg donation is $15-20. Staff was friendly. They provide bags as you walk in or you can bring your own. If you want to dig through the small stuff, might want to bring some small baggies with you to keep organized in your bag.

Loved the idea of this reuse store for crafters. Walked out with two bags full and was so thrilled…read morethat I'm going to go through my craft room and donate what i done use or need. 10/10 would go back.

Be it creatives new to seasoned, and the fans that love them, there's something for everyone here…read more We love a family owned, too. Shoutout to Alex and Joseph that keep this place lively and lovely. 170+ residents hang here. Artists supporting artists via galleries, a monthly open and exhibitions ? Yes please! Like/ follow @goldmark_cultural_center and @sherosehere_ for word on upcoming shows ! Art walk in April.

You can see beautiful art, the spaces can be decent, but the place isn't well kept or kept up with…read moreexcellence. It's patched together and it shows. The AC/heating systems were always not working properly and pest control and poor air cleanliness were major issues.

The lioness does not concern herself with starting or finishing her first project before purchasing…read moremore canvas. I stopped in Needlepoint This, because I'm going all in and I'll now be that woman who visits every LNS. All of the ladies in here were lovely, welcoming and helpful. I quickly let them know I'm brand new and looking to start needlepoint quite soon. I picked up a Waffle House canvas (my first 18 count as my blueberry pancakes is a 13) and some thread. Jane was especially kind to not have me spend too much seeing as though this will be one of my first projects and helped select essentials thread for my stitching. There's that itty bitty part of me that always wants the good stuff but I'm sure this will be just fine seeing as though I'm not even certain how this whole new found desire to make this a hobby of mine will turn out. I stitched my first stitch with Jane and she was very encouraging and supportive. Their classes are sold out for the remainder of the year which feels common in the area. I'm really hoping to find a great one somewhere because I love hands on learning and feel most comfy around a professional to get started and answer questions that will undoubtedly arise. We'll see, as each day passes I'm growing more confident in just starting on my own with videos. I now have just about everything I think I'll need to begin. Jane gave me a project bag and some travel scissors in addition to a couple other needles. I liked her suggestion to not use stretcher bars, although I have some I may experiment with different ways to see which I prefer. Parking is a little wonky in the area due to construction on Lovers Lane, I'd suggest trying to park across the road if you can't snag a spot on their side.

While visiting Dallas, I decided instead of a magnet that I'd get a canvas to represent the city. I…read morereally loved the variety of canvases to choose from. It was a tad overwhelming. When I decided to get a couple threads, the ladies working even helped make sure I got the proper weight. Needlepoint is not a cheap hobby by any means. However it's nice to able to accomplish the finished product.