I love Frame Makers! The owner Joann has impeccable taste and will help you pick out the perfect…read moremat and frame for your picture. We have had all of our family photos and diplomas framed here and never been disappointed. Fair prices and turnaround time as well. Thanks Joann!

Wonderful! Nice owners and employees. If you make jewelry, like I do, buy bulk and the owners will…read morework with you. This store carries lots of US made arts and crafts, local made jewelry, bead supplies, handmade soaps and much more in this small store. They even have real gold/silver jewelry and make jewelry repairs. And their little dog Lucy is friendly too. Located on the square in Covington, a great place to take a stroll and look around the various gift, antique and various stores. Behind the Chamber of Commerce they even have a farmer's market 3 times a week! Great location Jezabel's!

This place is packed every weekend with people from all over the country buying goods, but…read morepersonally I like driving up to the Amish farms and buying from them individually (my other review details a sample of some of the many items can buy: all sorts of baked goods, veggies, crafts, furniture, you name it! ) Most of the farms are scenic and beautiful, many with long driveways, stands set up, at least one I've been to has a furniture warehouse set up in the barn with the most beautiful furniture. The Amish want you to drive up and buy from them (cash or check obviously). Many of them are as friendly as can be. I just don't know why everybody would want to cluster into this Amish country mall environment on the bland main drag when the fun is driving on the scenic back roads and up to the farms and seeing how each Amish family lives. But I admit I've only whipped in and out a couple of times so maybe there is something I am not getting; everyboy seems to be having a lot of fun. But I just love driving around to all the different farms. Ethridge is so interesting and affordable; I plan on selling my place in Nashville and moving here one day.

Being the one of the only painting/art places for a while in a military town can kinda make you…read morelike the tallest "midget" in a room full of "midgets". This place was fun, i went by myself on a friday where i got off of work early. I went to the story but the beer place that sells growlers (tiny town and trenton) and i was pleasantly surprised. I wish i could actually have made the pottery piece that i painted (false advertising, i think) but that's ok. On Wednesdays they have a military appreciation day where you don't pay $6. Anyways, i picked up a sea shell jewelry box, $15, and painted it for about an hour to an hour in a half with little to no distractions or bothering from the employees. I was kind of annoyed that i had to keep getting up and asking for more paint like a child but i understand. There are a lot of children that go there with their parents and if they were to give me the paint tube, they might think i'd abuse it. So i paid about $23 in total on that Friday, because i didn't go to the Wednesday special, but all and all it was a good time. I'd go there for a date :) it's cute and it gives you time to think and chat if you bring a friend.

TLDR: very rude service. Wouldn't recommend. My friend and…read moreI wanted to try this place out since it was closer to home than another spot we painted at last week. we walked into the store and started looking around at the pottery. We were probably in there for about 4-5 minutes before anyone came up to us which was fine. The woman asked us if we had been to their location before and we both said no. She then pretty rudely stated we needed to go wash our hands before we could do anything. The act of washing our hands was fine, it was just how it was said. She acted as if we were an inconvenience to her day. Also, if washing hands is major concern then maybe they should have someone greeting customers. There were maybe 5-6 other customers in the store already painting and they did not seem overly busy. We both washed our hands and went back to select our pieces. We both got a bad vibe so we decided to leave. Once we left my friend said she overheard the employees talking about us as she washing her hands. If you are looking for a place to paint pottery and don't mind the drive we both loved The Hot Spot in Springfield. They were super helpful and attentive and had lower prices than this store. Only downside is the drive.

On the square in smack dab downtown Centerville. Three floors of booths that cover quite an…read moreeclectic mix. I have always thought of places that have " Floor Walkers" as being class acts. This one qualifies as such. Prices were more than fair, staff was as friendly and helpful as possible and all this on a picturesque small town American Square. Don't miss it!!

3 stories of antiques and finds! Also a great place to buy a used book or grab a sandwich or a…read moresalad! Friendly staff and great atmosphere!