Great shop with a remarkable selection of gift items. Got most of my Christmas gifts there because…read morethey were unique, well made and for the most part, reasonably priced.

Fantastic gift shop that has both Billings/Montana specific souvenirs and general gifts. We had a…read morelot of fun reading all of the different sayings on all the stickers, cards, towels, socks, etc. If we were local I would continue to come for all my gift needs.

Beautiful fabrics in this store and the ladies are so kind and helpful. I couldn't decide on…read morefabrics so they laid a bunch out on the table and helped me choose the right ones. Will definitly go back again. I love how I am always greeted as I walk through the door. Excited to see what she is coming up with next.

A nice quilt shop but mostly had kits for collage so kind of a one trip pony shop but very nice and…read morepretty fabric

What can you say about a store that caters to nearly any craft or hobby project you fancy -- as…read morelong as that hobby doesn't require a mitre saw or a voltage detector or a carburetor or anything similar. There isn't much to say except: let me at it...as long as my money holds out, anyway. They do a nice job of separating the types of crafts and keeping seasonal items in one location. While it might seem cluttered, it really isn't. If you think in general categories and not specifics, you'll find it. The employees do a good job of keeping things tidy. That must be no small task in a store like this. There's always things on sale or reduced or on clearance where depending on the time of the year you can find some good deals for any existing craft projects you might have or want to start

this is an awesome Hobby Lobby. it has everything you need and has excellent service. I really…read morethink it's just as good as any HL I've been to. Sure, they're a Christian store that doesn't have wine stuff, but it's still great. and has everything you need and great sales. the sales the crafts the scrapbooking section is the best in town. love it

This was one of the most pleasant yarn shop experiences I've ever had and I will definitely make it…read morea point to come back next time I am in the area. As I walked in, Linda welcomed me and took me on a quick tour of the shop, taking account where I'm from, my preferred fibers, and next project. I went home with one skein of hand spun yarn from Montana that was well worth the higher price point. I can't wait to come back here!

I'm from Nor. Cal and this is the best yarn shop that I've ever been in. It is a warm, inviting…read moreand festive atmosphere. The selection of yarn and accessories is amazing! The customer service is unparalleled! I highly recommend this shop!!!

I'm a doordasher, I occasionally get orders from Micheal's. I'd like to preface this by saying I'm…read morenot a crafter, I have no idea where things are located within the store. Time is money when it comes to DD. Cody the manager personally took me throughout the store, showed me where things were located and helped me fulfill my order. Cody was friendly, Kind, Extremely knowledgeable and professional. Cody deserves recognition for the amazing job he did for me!! Thank you Cody! Keep up the amazing job and work you do! You are appreciated!!!

Love Michaels. This store has a great selection of yarn, beads, crafty things and paper crafting…read moregear. I like using the app to get coupons and get them in the mail too. The staff is helpful and does their job to assist customers in finding what they need. I prefer this place over joanns and will go here if I don't want to travel north up 24th to get to Hobby Lobby. Plus Goodwill is just around the corner!

Beads. Beads. Beads. To infinity, I think. At least as far as the eye can see in a building,…read moreanyway. Big beads, "sorta" big beads, medium beads, medium-small beads, little beads, tiny beads, and even tinier beads barely visible to the eye. Glass beads and crystals. Here, you can buy the rainbow. Or just one color in the spectrum. Heck, you don't even need to buy a bead, you can buy stones, instead. And those, too, come in multiple sizes and colors. Some with patterns, some not. All of this leads to the inevitable -- what to do with the stash you see and buy. Make jewelry of course, or add some decoration to a favorite item. Anything you want. If making jewelry is your passion, or a wannabe passion, come here. They have all the supplies you need -- metal wire of every kind, chains in multiple sizes and styles, string, even large metal pieces to decorate or string. On the wall are some ready-made items for sale if you want to pretend a) you know the artist personally and bought it directly or b) that you made it yourself. Buy the Bead also offers classes and if you're looking for guidance or help in gathering things for your vision -- ask. It's clear they love what they do here.

I will score higher because there is a wonderful older woman who works there that is more than…read morehelpful, who doesn't hover while I'm trying to pick out colors even though hasn't the foggiest idea how to bead a jacket and nice to talk to. Wish I remembered her name. Now I get a 50/50 chance of running into the clueless one or running into the knowledgeable one. Put the jacket way for the season so won't be back for awhile. And probably won't be requesting a gift card for them either for Christmas.