A very vacant empty feeling, walking through this large cluttered disorganized space, with white…read moreflooring and walls reminiscent of a large indoor flea market. The crafts section was appalling: it smelled actually a stench of pumpkin? Or 3rd rate candle store stench of cinnamon vanilla barf. Self service at checkout indicates that the corporation is cutting corners on personnel. The setup for checkout is very weird. Instead of lanes like in supermarkets, there is one side of the aisle for cashier, and other other side with two self checkout areas. This is okay for picking up stuff for scrap booking or perhaps holiday themed ornamental displays. For professional artists, look elsewhere.

I like Michaels but this location needs some work. I needed yarn for my latest crotchet project so…read moreI head to the Michaels in Newburgh. The shelves are almost empty of yarn, but it looked like they received a new shipment of yarn and they had stacked all the boxes on top of the shelves. So I return the next day, because it was non-urgent at the time, and the boxes are still there. No yarn on the shelves. I give it another week. Still no yarn unpacked. At this point I give up and go straight online to order. I really needed to get started on this project. Fast forward to a month later, I'm back at this location for something else this time. I bump into another customer that makes a comment about the boxes of yarn that have yet to be unpacked and put on the shelves. We were in the same boat. Waiting over a month for them to stock their shelves with yarn. It's a new week, I'm guessing the yarn still has not been unpacked.

I'm not generally one for arts and crafts, but I bought a wreath for my front door from Cornwall…read moreCountry Crafts and it is really a lovely and well-made product. It has a fall theme - perfect for this time of year - is a fairly good size, and cost around $35, which is not a bad price considering that you'll pay much more for smaller wreaths from Williams-Sonoma. The woman who sold me the wreath was very pleasant and makes all of the wreaths herself. I received a lot of compliments on the product, and it looks very nice on my front door. It's worth noting that I've never actually been to the Cornwall Country Crafts store. The owner had set up a booth at an arts and crafts fair I went to and that's where I ended up purchasing the wreath. While I have no idea what the store itself is actually like, I'm sure it's probably lovely and well-maintained. They make lovely products, so it stands to reason that the store should be lovely as well.

This is a very nice fabric, needlepoint, sewing store. I love the small shop vibe. They have…read moreclasses in the rear and we were greeted as soon as we walked in the door with a smile and an offer for help. Prices, I don't know enough about what threads and buttons cost in general but it all seemed reasonable.

What an adorable shop! The yarn display in the window lured me inside and I found a large selection…read moreof fabric and other crafting supplies. I wish there were more yarn, especially from local dyers, but what is there is pretty cool. Will definitely be back.

Fun little stationary shop on Beacon's Main Street! Various…read moreselections to pick from, anywhere between pens to pencils to erasers, to cameras, etc. it's great! Everything priced reasonably for the most part. Service was kind and helpful.

THIS STORE MAKES ME SO HAPPY!!!!!!!!!!!!…read more From the moment you walk in, there's nothing like this feeling. Something about going into a stationary, art supply, craft store that really fills you. This is the kind of place that gets you inspired. Inspired to create, junk journal, write, get creative and feel alive. From fun stickers to special occasion cards, cool journals to the very coolest Japanese pens, cute decor to sticky notes, everything you can dream of is inside of Zakka Joy. I heard a little girl that was there with her parents say: "mommy I know why this store is called Zakka Joy, because it makes you happy!". She's 100% right, this store is pure happiness.

Such a cool spot. The owner does letter pressing on old machines from the 1920s... this is a real…read moreartisanal press shop with hilarious products. Every dollar was worth it. The shop is in a trendy neighborhood area where you can stop in before or after brunch. If you see the owner don't hesitate to ask him questions, he has a ton of knowledge and interesting stories. Highly recommend!

Markus did weeding invitations. He was super nice and professional. He went out of his way to…read moreaccommodate to the bride's requested.