My friend recommended this shop because I love crafts; especially at reduced prices. I'm so happy…read moreshe took me here and we spent hours looking through so many crafts to choose from like: needlework, sewing supplies, books, bins piled high with random items (buttons, ribbons, charms, etc). Even though the place was busy, the friendly staff were very helpful. I just found my new favorite hobby in shop!

Fantastic place to shop. The description says that they are selling entirely from estates, but I…read morethink they also have an in with wholesale providers, because they do have a wide range of current fabrics. Very nice people working the counters. Good prices!

What a lovely way to spend the morning and support small local businesses. I was able to get some…read moreholiday shopping done and get a little something for myself! Fabulous event!

What a great day! My husband and I just love local art, and supporting these artists. I hadn't…read moreheard of the Jackalope Arts festival, which apparently appears every year just up the street from me in Olde Arvada. We went out on this sunny and warm October day, glad to enjoy some time outdoors in the sun. We were greeted, as well, with an enjoyable stroll through local venue booths sporting everything from beeswax products to locally mixed spices to jewelry made from local stones (think petrified wood and Marble's marble, among many others). I was drawn to the designs at a T-shirt shop, and when I couldn't find my size in the design I wanted, they assured me that I could email them and they would make it for me and send it along to my home. The jewelry maker at Waystone (mywaystone.com) promised that if I could bring her a piece of petrified wood that I had discovered in my backyard, she would make it into something special to display in my home. While she accepts items through mail, since she is just down I-70 just east of Denver, I mean to bring it right to her. I was excited to visit this arts fair, and came away with some nice items, along with the cards of some artisans to whom I will reach out for some custom items. What a great way to spend a glorious fall day outside!

My newest hobby has been taking purses I find at goodwill and giving them a makeover, and I…read morecouldn't do it without this Michaels and their leather paint! They always have the leather paint colors I need in order to complete my newest vision !

Definitely the worst Michaels location I've ever been to. Firstly, I went to this store to pick up…read morea frame. When I got home I realized that the frame was cracked, chipped, and wasn't even in any original packaging (found this out once I went to a different location to return it). The inside sheet with the sizing was all crumpled up like it had been returned before. Then I needed to order a mat for the frame. This is probably the most irritating thing I've ever had to do. Whoever works in framing is so slow, only talked in questions, has no clue what she is doing, and talks rudely. I'm pretty dumfounded that someone like that can even work there. When I ordered the mat it was as if she had no clue how to do anything or even know what mats they had. "I think we have these, I think it's this price" etc. It took a whopping 30-45 minutes just for her to make this order and give me the receipt. Should have taken not even 5 minutes because I knew what I wanted. When I went to pick up the mat, she couldn't find it, proceeded to ask me "is this one the right one?", like how am I supposed to know. For her to just say "well I think this might be it so here you go". When opening the order herself, she asked me "Can't you help!" all snarky, backhanded, and rude. Like what do you mean, this is your job, and how do you think you can talk to a customer like that? Get home to find out it is either the incorrect order or made incorrectly. It's for a 24 x 36 inch frame and is literally cut larger than that. I repeatedly said it needed to be 24 x 36 inches, for it be cut 1/4 to 1/2 inch larger on each side. How hard is it to cut 2 feet by 3 feet? How hard is it to label an order with a name or even just an order number? I then had to call 5 times just to be connected to framing because they kept denying the transfers. At least they are remaking it, crossing my fingers I'll actually get what I ordered. Will definitely NEVER be going back to this location. I debated on not even trying to go there again for the remake and going to a different location, so we'll see how this continues. Extremely disappointed.

AUSTIN N JASON were great n saved my day.Went to Longmont first the gal there was not interested in…read morehelping me with anything I left disappointed in her . Second stop Boulder gal there was much better but I think less experienced I was ok with her noting she's learning her craft.Walked into Westminister was engaged immediately with knowledge and encouragement. They mentioned lighting n our widows changing the appearance. I did end up changing lighting and switching types of bulbs .We got a finish my Wife was thrilled with . I will from now on make this my go to location. I reside in Firestone n will travel here because of my experience. Thanks fellas

insufferable, unhelpful, unfriendly Art department manager. Grumpy and rude. I'll order things…read moreonline or go an else. Her name was Amy and she was depressing.

This is a relatively new Hobby Lobby, you can tell by the tiles being in pristine order and…read morebrightness! No random aged tiles here, no sir! The place looks absolutely massive on the inside. With the size so big, I noticed they got more themed decor in the place, along with actual toys, not just hobby toys. Stuff like Nerf guns, and Gundam build kits. They also embraced the gamer aesthetic, with whole aisles of nerdy statements and quippy signs that are all very much Hobby Lobby themed. Place is pretty well stocked for a lot of things.

Went to this location today and hoped to find a little summer outdoor decor for the outside of my…read morehome. Rows and rows of fall and xmas. It's only July 17. Where the heck did summer go. ???? It's not just hobby lobby that does this but my goodness. Do we need to rush the seasons to this extreme ???

Creative Crafts Group is the publisher of Creating Keepsakes magazine, a leader in the scrapbooking…read moreindustry. Personally I find this magazine the most resourceful for scrapbooking materials and ideas from brand name crafters as Anna Griffin, Martha Sewart, Joy Macdonell for EK Success, Ltd., etc. What each crafter does with the materials in conjuction with imagination creates a work of art!

Got an email with a free shipping coupon. Ordered 2 things that are nice to have, but only ordered…read morefor free shipping. Upon receipt was charged an extra $6 for "expedited shipping" that I did not request. Tried to dispute it, but waited too long with my busy life. No more business from me.

Dec 2025 Update: The obnoxious woman is still there, but…read morewhat's worse is, the store is starting to look like JoAnn right before it went out of business. The aisles are a disaster: stuff is thrown all over the floor, many aisles have unopened boxes waiting to be put out on shelves, and the whole place feels like a thrift store. It's as if all the JoAnn customers who couldn't care less and just trashed the place are now shopping at Michaels.

Love the variety and all the great discounts! I could stay there for hours!! They have all mediums…read moreof art including edible glitter!

A friend and I took a stroll around the market before sitting down to dinner and popped into…read moreEdgewater books. What a lovely store! An excellent collection of new and used books. I asked for a few recommendations and poked around while chatting with my friend and after some time and some friendly guidance from the woman working there we each settled on a book. She purchased used and I new. I grabbed the second book in a series that I've been enjoying and was grateful to be able to snag my next bedtime read while browsing locally. Great concept and I'm certain I'll be grabbing many more books in the future.

From the owner: Located in the Edgewater Public Market, Edgewater Books features a lovingly curated selection of…read moreused books and greeting cards. We may have that special book you’ve been looking for, or that you’ve been meaning to read. We accept donations of books in good or better condition, with a limit of one box per customer per week. For buyback inquiries, please email us a few photos and a paragraph describing your collection. Please allow up to one week for a response.