Still the amazing fantastic GO TO party store for all your fun ideas and needs!! Maybe even better…read morethan ever with a huge selection of most anything you can think of, for every occasion and a lot you didn't even know you needed! Great customized balloon towers, balloon arches and oh my, beautiful custom printed items, and all very well priced! They are so kind, very friendly and more than happy to help! These nice folks have it or will get it for you! Stop by soon and get your party STARTED!!

Love this place. Great service and has everything you could possibly think you need. Everytime I…read moretell someone about this place, they become hooked as well.

The lioness does not concern herself with starting or finishing her first project before purchasing…read moremore canvas. I stopped in Needlepoint This, because I'm going all in and I'll now be that woman who visits every LNS. All of the ladies in here were lovely, welcoming and helpful. I quickly let them know I'm brand new and looking to start needlepoint quite soon. I picked up a Waffle House canvas (my first 18 count as my blueberry pancakes is a 13) and some thread. Jane was especially kind to not have me spend too much seeing as though this will be one of my first projects and helped select essentials thread for my stitching. There's that itty bitty part of me that always wants the good stuff but I'm sure this will be just fine seeing as though I'm not even certain how this whole new found desire to make this a hobby of mine will turn out. I stitched my first stitch with Jane and she was very encouraging and supportive. Their classes are sold out for the remainder of the year which feels common in the area. I'm really hoping to find a great one somewhere because I love hands on learning and feel most comfy around a professional to get started and answer questions that will undoubtedly arise. We'll see, as each day passes I'm growing more confident in just starting on my own with videos. I now have just about everything I think I'll need to begin. Jane gave me a project bag and some travel scissors in addition to a couple other needles. I liked her suggestion to not use stretcher bars, although I have some I may experiment with different ways to see which I prefer. Parking is a little wonky in the area due to construction on Lovers Lane, I'd suggest trying to park across the road if you can't snag a spot on their side.

While visiting Dallas, I decided instead of a magnet that I'd get a canvas to represent the city. I…read morereally loved the variety of canvases to choose from. It was a tad overwhelming. When I decided to get a couple threads, the ladies working even helped make sure I got the proper weight. Needlepoint is not a cheap hobby by any means. However it's nice to able to accomplish the finished product.

I passed by on my way to the dentist and found parking nearby. There were a lot of great cards and…read morestationery, and the staff were welcoming when I walked in. I even got assistance with finding a card set I was looking for. The back is nice and color-coded, and honestly, excellent quality. I found a great kitchen notepad, birthday cards, and graduation ones. Compared to other cards and stationery, it is a little pricey, but the quality makes it worth it, and they are also partnered with Barnes Noble for rewards Inside was clean, but very cluttered at the counter, but that's so that I could find cute pens to purchase

Great place to get stationary or greeting cards for a variety of different events. The cards range…read morefrom simple designs to what appear to be elaborate carefully made designs that are much better than your general grocery store card and generic mass produced hallmark style card. They had a text notification sign up for an additional 10% off! The sign to register is right by the check out. Definitely coming back for future cards!

They've moved locations and now are focusing on classes and repairs etc, they are not a bead store…read moreanymore and this listing should be updated.

This is a great store. They have a lot of interesting beads and findings and anything you need for…read moreyour project. Today I took an introduction to wire wrapping class with Heather. She showed me how to make a bracelet and earrings. She was an excellent teacher and I had a great time. She gave easy to follow instructions and made sure I knew what to do before moving to the next step. I'm excited to try more things at home and look forward to more classes at Beading Dreams. Thank-you Heather.

I've been to a couple of other needlepoint stores in Dallas, and let me tell you, they don't hold a…read morecandle to this one. Every single canvas here could have gone home with me and I'd have been thrilled. The collection is so fresh and contemporary, it actually made me want to start five projects at once. They don't have a ton of large-format canvases, but there are some. Personally, I just wrapped up a belt project that took me...wait for it...20 years. Yes, two decades. I like to think of it as slow stitching, not procrastination. After finally finishing, over the past 6 or so months, I searched and searched for my next project and am a little bummed I didn't find this shop sooner. Turns out they weren't on Yelp. I actually stumbled upon them on TikTok, and in true enabler fashion, I set them up on Yelp myself. I had already bought my next canvases online, so when I came in I only needed all the fun extras to get started. Alice, who helped me, was fantastic. She set me up with the perfect thread colors, a needle minder, needles, stretcher bars and pins, and even a stitch book. Basically, she made sure I had everything except the snacks to sustain me through my next marathon project. And get this, they have in store classes too (check the website)! I'm absolutely psyched to go, because I could use a few tips to shorten my average project timeline from 20 years to less than 10. This place is such a great find. Whether you're brand new and "needlepoint curious" or a long-hauler like me, stop here first. You'll walk out happy, inspired, and probably with way more goodies than you planned. This place was literally the highlight of my week!!!

You know you are cooked, the second you realize you've gone completely down the needlepoint hole…read moreand you're up late watching videos of certain stitches and feeling things you didn't know your cold little heart could feel. It's over for me! I decided I'd stop in my first store today. I'd ordered the Gingher Stork Embroidery Scissors nearly two years ago when I first had the slightest inclination that I may want to dabble down this road. I'm now completely enthralled. This coming from a woman who is not impressed by anything, at all, ever. I'm ordering books, supplies, watching videos, listening to podcasts and gearing up to really take this on soon. I couldn't wait for a class to become available, I needed immediate satisfaction today and I knew that would come in the form of getting my hands on the goods. No time to wait on a delivery. I had two local shops in mind and did another google search and decided my first stop would be Saville. Who am I to rate a needlepoint shop?! I know nothing! But here we are, giving my unsolicited opinion is one of many strengths in life. I loved the warm, friendly, welcoming environment. I found my first project, and got set up with my canvas, threads, needle, stretcher boards and tacks. I'm eagerly awaiting a class to post because your girl has got to get this going. My bank account has no idea what's about to hit it. I've already called home to tell my mother she needs to quit her job and become a finisher so I don't have extended wait times on my projects. I'm comin' in hot! Even had the nerve to drop the word "stocking" to my bestie today. Only in my wildest dream will I be completing a stocking, this is the level of complete delulu I'm on. Very satisfied with my experience and very much looking to get started soon.

Cool frame store located off Mockingbird Lane. I came here looking to have several items framed,…read morebut only decided on having one done ultimately. I was considering getting a jersey framed here, but decided on someone else who specializes in jerseys instead. Otherwise, I would've likely got it done here as well, especially for the price they quoted me. The item I did have framed here was a portrait. Overall, I was left satisfied with the craftsmanship of the frame. Also, I was definitely impressed with the service and time it took to get it back to me as well!

I'm a professional with a lot of experience getting artwork framed and Art & Frame Expo has…read moresurpassed all of my expectations. I've had some disappointing (to say the least) surprises at other frame shops so I'm always hesitant to trust them. E.g.- Once someone cut off the deckled edge of a linocut print. Another shop decided that the wooden frame that I picked out needed to be touched up with red "accent" paint. (Neither of these choices were previously discussed with me.) Having artwork framed should be straightforward, easy, and ultimately you need to know that your items will be kept safe and that the integrity of the piece will not be compromised. So when I relocated to Dallas I took a couple of prints in to test the waters and now I fully trust Art & Frame Expo with anything! I've been going here for years. At this point I've taken well over a dozen items in for framing and I've found them to be nothing but professional. I'm always excited to work with them and trust their opinion as well. Customer service is top notch! They do beautiful, high quality work and for those that think it's too expensive, all I can say is- you get what you pay for.

I want to give a heartfelt thank you to Cindy at Paper Affair in Dallas and to Arzberger…read moreStationers. After losing my mom, dad, and two nieces in the July 4th floods, I went into Paper Affair looking for stationery to send out thank you cards. Cindy immediately showed me kindness, support, and understanding during such a difficult time. She told me about Arzberger Stationers, who generously offered to donate stationery to family members of flood victims. They sent me beautiful cards that were already personalized with my return address, making it simple for me to reach out and express my gratitude to friends and family who supported me. Their thoughtfulness and generosity were truly meaningful, and the gesture made a heavy task feel much more manageable. Cindy and the entire team at both Paper Affair and Arzberger Stationers went above and beyond, showing care and compassion that I will never forget. I am so grateful for them and highly recommend their businesses--not just for their products, but for their hearts.

My friend and I went in and were greeted immediately by staff. Staff was super helpful and…read moreattentive. The selection of good was great. They carry a lot of "gift shop" type items. My friend was happy to see they had a Jellycat section with quite a few different animals. However, the pricing was pretty high at this shop. We decided to shop at bit more economically elsewhere, but would return if we were looking for jellycats.

The Cookery is a great date night / group activity spot if you're looking for something fun,…read moreinteractive, and just different enough to make you feel like you have plans. I came for the sushi-making class, and overall, it was a really good time. The setup was smooth, the atmosphere was lively, and the whole experience felt more like a social night out with a little culinary cosplay which honestly, has its place. They also offered wine and sake pairings, and you can BYOB, which definitely helps keep the vibe festive. That said... if you're hoping to leave with the confidence to open your own omakase counter in a strip mall, this is not that. A lot of the components were pre-made or prepped ahead of time, and there wasn't a ton of actual teaching around technique, ingredients, or the food itself. So while you do "make sushi," it's less MasterClass and more cute, hands-on dinner activity. But honestly? That's not necessarily a bad thing. Not every class needs to end with a knife skills certification and a spiritual relationship with sushi rice. Bottom line: Come here if you want a fun, low-pressure experience for a date night, girls' night, or team outing. Just set expectations correctly: this is more about the experience than becoming the next IronChef.

Date night! Great spot for couples or group parties wanting to try something new and learn some…read moreskills in the kitchen. Everything is split up amongst the groups so don't be scared thinking you'll be cooking the whole time. We selected the Cocktail Party event which consisted of appetizers and drinks. I wish I would've taken more photos but that would've required constant washing of the hands! Menu consisted of Sweet and spicy caramelized nuts( Amazing) Warm Crab dip Crostini( Spectacular, but I think we preferred it cold) Crispy Prosciutto Green Goddess Deviled eggs( probably our favorite appetizer..and she doesn't even like deviled eggs) Ahi Poke/Avocado Wontons( we might actually try the crab mix in the wontons) Chili Lime shrimp and Mango salsa lettuce boats( I thought it was excellent but she felt it was too spicy) Candied Orange infused Dark chocolate bark( awesome and the sea salt on top made it the perfect dessert). The drinks had a little something for everyone. I'm a whiskey on the rock kinda guy so the drinks were a little on the sweet side for me, but to each their own. Martinis, Magaritas, Gin Fizz, Old fashioned and a Caipirinha(yeah I never heard of it either but it was good!) I'm aware the price may be a little more daunting than your normal date nights but the experience and the quality ingredients made it well worth it!