When you walk through the door, you feel like you're having a good hair day and your jeans suddenly fit better. What a local yarn shop should be!

And Sew It Goes is a full service quilt shop located in Historic Savage Mill in Savage, MD.
We offer a full line of quilting fabrics, books, patterns, notions and now yarn. We also offer quilting, knitting & crochet classes from the beginner to the experienced quilter, as well as several Block of the Month Clubs.

And Sew It Goes also provides custom and long arm quilting services. Come visit us soon!

Young Blood Gallery and Boutique is the foremost independent showcase in Atlanta for emerging artists and Do-It-Yourself crafters. Young Blood was born in 1997 in the home of Maggie White and Kelly Teasley when the two grew tired of the Atlanta art gallery establishment’s refusal to exhibit incredibly talented – though unknown – local artists. The response was enormous, and for two years White and Teasley’s home exhibitions would be overrun with art-hungry patrons.

In 1999 Young Blood became a permanent fixture in Atlanta’s burgeoning underground art community when the gallery opened in Grant Park. Since then, Young Blood has led an explosion in independent galleries, while remaining at the forefront of cutting-edge art. Young Blood has garnered dozens of news articles, in publications such as Creative Loafing, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Lucky magazine, recognizing the gallery’s early support for the indie craft movement and graffiti as an art form.

Young Blood expanded its space in January of 2003 when White and Teasley converted studio space beside the gallery into a shop featuring items that are hand made or designed by artists. In the past decade the gallery has introduced Atlantans to hundreds of up-and-coming artists whose works are now collected and sought-after around the country. In May of 2008, Young Blood re-located and expanded into a larger and more accessible space in the Poncey-Highlands district.

With art openings the first Saturday of each month and hand-made , one of a kind items in the shop, Young Blood gives Atlantans the chance to find creations that can be found no where else.

Eclecticity is a multi-media arts gallery located in downtown Westminster, Maryland featuring a wide variety of local & regional arts & fine crafts, authors', and musicians' works. There is also a fine selection of new and used books, cds, and dvds in store. The gallery hosts workshops, book signings and readings, and music performances.

SUNRISE SOAP COMPANY offers a skin-healthy alternative to many of the harsh soaps found on store shelves. Sunrise soaps are made in small batches, contain high quality oils (which are extremely beneficial to the skin, providing moisture) and produce a wonderful lather. I use pure vegetable, coconut and olive oils, shea butter, cocoa butter, castor oil. Offering a wide – and sometimes wild – selection of fragrances to please everyone. If your skin feels dry and tight after showering, if store-bought soaps are harsh to your face and body, I invite you to sample this affordable pleasure and FEED YOUR SKIN. It will thank you!

We make everything on-site in our visitor-friendly kitchen. Drop in for a visit. You never know what's on the HORIZON.

Bright, inviting 5,000 square foot sewing center with over 8,000 fabrics

Beads, Beads, Beads and more!

Herb's Hobbies & Crafts is a family owned and operated business that was founded as Herb's Hobby House by Herb, Sr and Virginia in 1972. Our first location was at 152 W. State St. in Doylestown. In 1974, Herb's moved to 248 W. State St, where we remained until 1990.

In 1978, Herb, Jr and Lolita entered the business. The original 248 W. State St property was expanded in the early 1980's, when we added craft supplies, and changed our name to its current Herb's Hobbies & Crafts.

In 1990, we moved to our present location of 200 W. State St, where we occupied the rear 2/3 of the building. In 1993, we expanded into the front of the building, where we now have our current 9000 sq ft of selling space.

Store is actually located in Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana, just northwest of Terre Haute.

In 1998, White Violet Center for Eco-Justice, a ministry of the Sisters of Providence, accepted a donation of their first six alpacas. Since then, the award winning herd has grown to 63 alpacas raised for sales, breeding and fiber production.

White Violet Center sells yarn spun from their alpacas' fiber as well as roving for spinning and felting. They also sell handmade scarves and hats from the fiber.