I saw this store on a walk by video on YouTube prior to my weekend visit and chose it as my #1…read moreplace to visit and I'm so glad I did. I loved being able to sample and get ideas for use and the whole area I found things. And the sub shop is to die for also!! This will forever be on my list of places to visit. I look forward to cooking and sharing the products I purchased with my loved ones!! Thank you so much from Columbus OH - IO

My experience here was awesome. We ate traveling by car so I was able to take purchases with me…read more There was a lady there who was flying & requested her purchases shipped for flat rate of $18.00. I was able to find peach basalmic vinegar for my daughter. They closed our oilerie after Covid. We've searched since so I'm a happy camper. I also purchased Tuscan Olive oil! I left the store very pleased! Place was clean, samples available for any to you can purchase & the lady was quite helpful & kind! Definitely worth a stop & fun too

Cherokee is a town on the reservation of the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Nation, in western North…read moreCarolina. During a recent trip to the Great Smokey Mountains National Park we took a visit to Cherokee. A lot of the town was closed but I had a very nice at Nancy's which sells all sorts of Native American crafts. The store is huge and every inch of space from the front porch into the store is crammed with clothing, dream catchers, pottery, baskets, accessories, hats, shoes, blankets, and bags. I will always remember how I attended a Pow Wow in Florida and the Native American speaker urged support for Native American crafts. He said that if you wanted your dream catchers to work, then they had to be authentically made by Native Americans, Walmart wasn't going to cut it. The dream catchers here, created in every hue of the rainbow, are so authentic that they include a card that tells you the name of the Native American artist who made it. The prices were also at least half of what was being charged at the pow wows I have attended. This is the place to shop if you too are in love with Native American crafts.

This was a great shop. Art supplies to buy, a selection of ready made items for purchase, almost…read moreco-op style (I hazard to guess that's exactly what it is) and so much to see. If I lived in the area, I'd be a big purchaser.

The owner was very kind and helpful. I'd highly suggest this place for anyone who loves to…read morescrapbook, art journal or make cards.

Cool little thing pace with a plethora of gifts. Anything you could possibly want. Very friendly…read morepeople.

Love stopping here when traveling to Cherokee. Always have such great finds. Homemade face creams…read moreand the best pecan bars.

I like this place. It is quaint and I like the inclusion of the Amish food store as well. There is…read morenot a whole lot to choose from, but it is nice. The people are pretty friendly who work there as well.

Such a cute and wonderful shop. I loved it I seen several things I had never seen and the. Things…read morethat I had been looking for.

We enjoy checking out quilt shops when we travel and The Cherry Pit was worth the trip. The staff…read morewas pleasant and they had a few great Smoky Mountain panels that will help us remember our mountain vacation. The downtown area it's located in was nice as well.

Great local quilt shop with a large selection of fabric and a lovely classroom space. I always…read moreleave with a few finds and service has always been helpful and friendly.

Huge store, well maintained, stocked…read more Great Christmas sale, quality items. Unique decorating items/nice flower quality selections.

This is one my favorite hobby stores. This store is always well organized and stocked. I make a…read moretradition of coming here for Christmas decorations. I bought a Christmas tree for my daughter here. If you are into arts and crafts, this is the place to visit. Prices are always good too.