Art Supplies near Loganville, GA

“The staff were super helpful. I bought what I needed and then also grabbed a travel sewing kit. Who would have known if blow out of my slacks an hour later at a wedding. Fixed them in the car in 15 mins and partied the night away! Can't make this stuff up!”

“Went for crafts for elementary class,they have EVERYTHING,my only problem you can't find a employee to point you in the right directions,unless you know your way around go on a day you have plenty of time”

“Clean store. As always there is not enough cashier's when you check out so process can be lengthy. My wife always finds things she wants/needs on sale. Less crowded in the aisles than a Michaels, for example.”

“A letter I sent to Joanns' about how great Faith is.To whom it may concern,I’m writing today to bring to light a situation I experienced on 26th of December while I was shopping for fabric for a couple of new projects using a gift card I was given for Christmas. I’ll start by saying I only come to Joann’s because it is one of the only places I can buy fabric, especially apparel fabric. I have a Hobby Lobby right down the street from me that I refuse to go to for moral reasons and there is another Joann’s the exact same distance from me in Duluth. (this isn’t what this email is about but a Joann’s in Buford would be amazing) I usually go between the Duluth location and the Snellville location. I will now only be going to the Snellville location.I love the community that the textile arts breeds. We have so many unknown meetings places, from online to the cutting table at the fabric store. Faith, the JOANN’s employee at the fabric cutting table is a key to this community. I often go to this counter with a pile of fabric and apologize for all the fabric they will have to cut, and I’m met with a grimace. Not only was Faith happy to help me out, but she was also interested in what I was doing. I told her about the shirt I was hoping to make, hoping to be the key word. Faith, on instinct almost told me that, no, you are making a shirt, and it will be a shirt! This gave me a burst of confidence as we continued our conversation on her experience in school and how we both got a serger for Christmas. This led to two other women chiming in and speaking about quilting, fabric types, how hard it is to thread a serger. When Faith was done, she wished me good luck on my projects, and I left the group of women more confident than ever that I would make that shirt. Being able to commune with women who have more knowledge than me on my hobby is getting harder and harder to do. I learned to sew from my grandma, and I seek out help from generations older and wiser than myself. Faith is a key to this cross-generation communication with her friendly demeanor and her genuine interest in the art. Give her a raise.”