Excellent instruction! Emiley has lots of patience and we had a wonderful private lesson for 4. It…read morewas delightful and I hope to make a return visit.

We went to the try it class and had such a good time! Highly recommend to anyone interested in…read moretrying pottery out or just trying something new. I can't wait to go back.

Man I love this place. It's on the pricey side, and the very definition of frivolous (I mean, I…read moredidn't *need* a giant tea strainer...) but there's no better place for DIY cooking kits, gifts for foodies, or obscure cooking tools/utensils. It seemed like time for a review update, since I'm in Eggshells all the time! They also have cooking classes, and are the single best place to stop on the Heights Sip & Shop (Third Thursdays). You never know what they'll have, last time I was in it was andouille sausage hot off the grill with cheese and a cup of hot buttered rum. Yum! My favorite purchases from here are my Mulling spices (the spices, and that giant tea strainer) and our wine glass charms that look like tiny cats trying to climb into the glasses. Useful AND adorable!

As a gift for Christmas, we took a recent class (demonstration) for making sauces. It was more of…read morea demonstration than a class. There was very little participation. We watched a Chef prepare the sauces while we sat as a group. A couple of students did some stirring but that was it. We were served the sauces over chicken and noodles at the end The shop was cute, the staff were great, but I would not spend this amount of money for a cooking demonstration.

Super cute yarn shop. Great selection of yarn and very friendly and welcoming staff…read more Kandy and Jennifer were both beyond helpful. I highly recommend visiting this yarn wonderland when you're in Arkansas.

I'm from out of town and called to see if I could have some La Bien Aimee yarn winded into cakes…read more Kandy very rudely dismissed me with a no. She said she doesn't wind yarn that comes from outside her store because her winder is very old. Even if she sells the brand. I was absolutely willing to pay and wanted to shop there as well. I'll be sure to let my yarn friends know not to shop here.

This place was great. Had everything including what i was looking for sports cards. The owner was…read morehelping me so much I thought it was her booth. To hear she was owner almost impressed me more than the great cards i found.

This place has a little bit of everything-from a farmers market, home decor, handmade craft items,…read moreas well as antiques and collectibles. Staff is really helpful and friendly. So much fun browsing the different booths and vendors.

Customer service is terrible. Management has zero patience to hear what you need. Actually, they…read moreare assholes. Avoid this place. It's overpriced and they treat you like shit.

"Y'all's doin' some knittin? Whatcha knittin? " Oh, I almost stood there and applauded when the…read morecashier said that to me. Cause, I love to hear the locals talk here. I heard people talking as I walked through the store. It is so awesome hearing them say, "y'all".... When you enter this Hobby Lobby, you go down a long ramp. I happened to wonder what this was before Hobby Lobby, and also wondered why other Hobby Lobby's don't have ramps. Kind of nice if you buy something heavy. I found this store very spacious, and from the ramp, it's kind of cool cause you can see the whole store from the top. I'd never been in this store, and saw the yarn, and knew where to get my needles. I packed the wrong one's. Well, cheap needles from Hobby Lobby were on sale, and I got a good deal. I wanted cheap and plastic. I found the Hobby Lobby brand well stocked, except for the double pointed needles. Heck, that's not stocked in the Kansas City Hobby Lobby, either. The yarn was about the same, the fabric selection, pretty good. The cross stitch I didn't take a good look at, but I did see some aida cloth by the yard. I saw this store accept an online coupon from someone's smart phone. I say this store is fine, in a great location. It had the regular Hobby Lobby gifts, and house items, but seemed to have alot of them. Parking seemed full, but that was for the restaurants around the strip mall. The cashier's accent was amazing. I imagine, I'll be back before I leave Little Rock.

I LOVE THIS PLACE!!!! The employees are SO NICE AND HELPFUL. I had gone to another needlework shop…read moreon Kavanaugh, and I won't EVER go there again! Shepherds Needle actually treat the customer like they APPRECIATE your business!!! They DEFINITELY have my business!!!

I've ordered more than one exclusive kit from this shop sponsored by the Homespun Needlework…read moreFacebook group. The service is fantastic and I have always understood the status of my orders. When each order was shipped, I received my tracking information. The kit was packaged well in case of possible damage in transit. I appreciate that. I wish I lived closer to visit in person. Thank you for all you do in keeping us stitchers supplied.

For $168 we made two large wooden pieces and had a great time taking on this calming activity…read moretogether with a couple glasses of wine. Lively music and a quiet studio made for a great time with the instructor practically giving us a one on one session. We sanded, distressed, stained, and painted our boards to our liking. They had a red and two white wines and soda, water, potato chips, and some assorted mini candy pieces like Almond Joy.

There are few things I love more than a spontaneous Saturday. So when brunch flowed into, "Let's go…read moreto Board and Brush," I pulled out my pennies and made it happen at the last minute. I am so glad that I did. This was my first time experiencing Board and Brush as I am more of a Painting With a Twist, chick; however, I loved the banging, staining and painting that went into the creation of my new board. Now, I want to stain EVERYTHING! LOL I am thankful that the owner easily accommodated my last minute addition. The layout of the space was pretty good though I wish my table had been pushed a little more away from the wall because the employees had to access things behind me a lot during the session and that was a little uncomfortable. It was also difficult to hear instructions sometimes and I think might have been helpful for the staff to have whistles to get everyone's attention for important things. Our group was highly verbal (smile). One additional thing that would have been nice is if we'd had the ability to adjust the design a little bit. I did not know that the corporate trademark designs were so very rigid that we couldn't do something simple like add a hook to the front of the board to accommodate the calendar I am going to hang from my board. Corporate really should give sites that bit of flexibility but it's cool because I'm going to install one myself as soon I get home. Overall, I had a great time with my friend and made a few new friends along the way. Great way to spend a Saturday!